jordanthoms

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by jordanthoms 14y ago
What about when a booster goes off by mistake and sends your data flying into the sun?
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by jordanthoms 14y ago
I wonder how much of Google's reliability comes from service failover and redundancy and how much from very reliable datacenters etc. I'd find it hard to believe that their platform and DCs aren't better than what we have seen from AWS, whi
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by jordanthoms 14y ago
Google Compute Engine anyone?
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by jordanthoms 14y ago
Heroku's uptime for June is going to be.. not so hot.
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by jordanthoms 14y ago
This is true. I can remember waiting for a Nokia android device / a good touchscreen device with an app market before I got my first android. At that point I'd only really owned Nokia's and loved the reliability of them, but they just took
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by jordanthoms 14y ago
Yeah, it'll be incredible to see that kind of precision with just retro rockets, imagine travelling down in that with no wings and no parachute!
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by jordanthoms 14y ago
My first thought looking at this was the unity desktop in Ubuntu... that was confusing.
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by jordanthoms 14y ago
You need to get a non-electronic recording device then!
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by jordanthoms 14y ago
It's more a theoretical question than anything else - Say this outage had gone on for days, I'd have needed to be able to see which volumes have failed and drop them from the array. How can I do that when I can't view the raid status? I hav
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by jordanthoms 14y ago
Related: Right now when I try to cat /proc/mdstat or use mdstat to look at my RAID status, it just hangs. Seems it's trying to contact the EBS volumes and it's just failing. Any way to actually view my raid status?