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by antongribok 10y ago
I'm a little saddened by all of the comments about this "article" being written like an advertisement. Perhaps if people watched the actual award presentation they'd feel differently: https://www.youtube.com&#
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My post was intended to support the original post in the thread and to gently disagree with the post I was responding to. While you bring up very good points I'm personally inclined to disagree on the "cost" argument when com
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It's my opinion that the 40mm f/2.8 from Canon is a much better lens than either the 50mm f/1.8 II or the 50mm f/1.4 (haven't tried the STM version) in terms of color, contrast, distortion, and as the GGP said, size
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In Firefox I got access denied... In case anyone else can't get to it, here's a pastebin: http://pastebin.com/raw/amTGwEEa
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The bicycle is making a comeback in US cities(bbc.com)
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Airship Italia(en.wikipedia.org)
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by antongribok 11y ago
Man I used to play a lot with Puppy and DSL, brings back some fond memories. Just for fun, I spun up an Ubuntu Trusty VM in VirtualBox with 64 MB of RAM and it works just fine (after uninstalling Puppet and Chef). $ free -m
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What it’s like to be a hot girl online, when you’re a nerdy guy in real life(washingtonpost.com)
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by antongribok 11y ago
If you use a fully distributed storage system, like Ceph (or 3Par?), then rebuild times during a drive failure would be significantly lower. Also, any self-respecting storage system (RAID or not) will lower rebuild priority over normal IO.
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I have one setup for logging temperature and heating/cooling usage from a Proliphix thermostat in my house. It also acts as a firewall to protect the thermostat from the rest of my home network. I've another one for several years
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"Loaded TCO" means gear, space, power, cooling, transit, people... Those are high-level, and I don't remember a bunch of things that went into the 5-year TCO model but it was complex. If you have the talent and scale it&#x27
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As your business grows at some point it may be cheaper to run your own cloud (OpenStack or something else), and you can start migrating your workloads with a PaaS layer like this. At my previous employer the loaded TCO for running in-house
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by antongribok 11y ago
Could someone please explain why the limit is 510 bytes and not 448 bytes? Asking because I thought that the last 64 bytes were reserved for the partition table? Any link to where I can get a refresher on this topic?
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Your solution does not protect you from silent data corruption.
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The article you link to is disingenuous (IMHO), it talks about performance during a rebuild, but then says this: "When you replace and resilver a disk in a mirror vdev, your pool is again minimally impacted – you’re doing simple reads
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Long time listener, first time caller... Want to use the opportunity that this story is on the front page to advertise http://wmataru.org/ If you live in DC, please join. I think wheat they're trying to do is a good t