StarLite

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by StarLite 16y ago
At first glance I thought it was some sort of backup solution, where storing was very cheap, but restoring would be the pricey bit. As soon as I reached the Abacuses and 3,5" floppies I definately knew it was a fake :)
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by StarLite 16y ago
The problem wasn't really the filesystem I think. The card actualyl threw the disks out of the array and then refused to put them back in somehow.
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by StarLite 16y ago
Looks nice :D I hope he has better results with Raid5 then me tho. I have reverted back to a dual drive NAS for stability after having raid 5 servers for a long time. Somehow IDE and SATA drives and raid cards don't cut it for me. I have lo
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by StarLite 17y ago
I often wish I had a huge LED board on top of my car, so I could send messages to other drivers: * "Your allowed to drive 120km/h here, your doing 95!" * "The right lane is free you know!" (replace with left lane in rhd countries ;) ) etc..
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by StarLite 17y ago
I have also contributed my Progress/OpenEdge version of a 99-bottles program. I was really surprised to be the first one to submit on in Progress, while there was already a malbolge version O_o. I love browsing through that site, just findi
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by StarLite 17y ago
I must start doing something having to do with RSS feeds then ... :P
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by StarLite 17y ago
Owning it is only part of the equation, think about hosting (you dont want to host your servers in your house on a DSL line), power usage (those bad boys will use a lot more then your desktop PC), cooling (they tend to get warm), backup s