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by syshum 4y ago
>compatible from versions that worked with ESX but NOT on ESXi wow, ESX, I have not seen anyone talk about that for a long time, you must really hold a grudge... I never used Veeam with ESX so I can not comment on that. >Yeah you k
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by syshum 4y ago
The deletion of customer data was engineering mistake, that is not what I was talking about The Negative fall out was not due to the deletion of customer data, as the Story and multiple customers have stated the negative fall out was the
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by syshum 4y ago
sales never takes the blame. If anyone is fired it will be scapegoats in engineering once they have busted their ass to restore their reward will be the door
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by syshum 4y ago
If it was the only means to acquire food, yes absolutely that would be bad of course you know that is not what I was talking about, the "you will own nothing and like it" crowd which I assume you are a part of given your respons
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by syshum 4y ago
Everything As A Service is bad for society
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by syshum 4y ago
Veeam backup chains are backwards compatible with older version of veeam so I am not sure where you get that. As far as running veeam on esxi, you would need to elaborate more on that
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by syshum 4y ago
2 Media, but the HDD / Cloud is correct The idea is to not have the backups stored on the same hardware or even same type of hardware. Same hardware is obvious but same type of hardware is listed because if a manufacturing defect or a
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by syshum 4y ago
0 Errors. Technically alot of Backup Planning has moved to 3-2-1-1-0 3 Copies 2 Different Media 1 - Offsite 1 - Offline / Immutable 0 - Errors from Verification Tests
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by syshum 4y ago
I bet it does not even blimp their financials Sadly it seems society has assimilated vendors behaving poorly. Data breaches and incompetence does not seem to phase purchasing choices these days
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by syshum 4y ago
The cloud is just someone else's servers. 3-2-1-0 Applies to all data, at all time, in all places
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by syshum 4y ago
Normally for short RTO you do not try to recover by to the orginal location you fail over to warm replica;s that are already staged with data with in your RPO.
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by syshum 4y ago
And you believed these are resolved with government policies? Which ones? Point to some examples of government resolving these to the detriment of corporations? The examples I could provide would be government shielding corporations from t
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by syshum 4y ago
No "we" do not, some people do, some people do not There is LOTS of scholarly economics works that shows government intervention in the markets not only lets to the crash, completely extended the length the crash. Specifically
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by syshum 4y ago
This is a double edge sword, because often time there is no one validing the results of the spread sheets... "The number looks ok" is not a good validation, and there has been some very public data errors as a result of bad spre
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by syshum 4y ago
To replace spreadsheets, you have to eliminate the roles (jobs) that create the spreadsheets. Automation and proper BI can do both....
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by syshum 4y ago
I did not think shoplifting was punished at all in California.
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by syshum 4y ago
That would only explain remtoe workers, However non-remote jobs are having the same problems. Hell the MCD's in my area now has signs wanting people at up to $16/hr (min starting is $13 now) Government policies are never the cor
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by syshum 5y ago
Ironically I have been burned often by big companies... ohh sure they do not go out of business, but they do other things like killing off products, versions, features, etc... that will burn you
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by syshum 5y ago
The modern era, no one can make a mistake, no one can be allowed to ever forget their mistakes, and we must always use any minor mistake to cancel the person if they do not agree with us politically
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by syshum 5y ago
Some people also have wildly different views on what "abuse" is...
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by syshum 5y ago
Offering someone $50K to stop doing something == Free Association and Free Market Advocating Totalitarian controls via Terms of Service, and/or Government !== Free Association Come back when it attempts to have Twitter ban this persons
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by syshum 5y ago
Jack lost control of Twitter to activist employees, not the shareholders. I could be very wrong but the impression I got from watching several interviews with Jack (like his appearance on Joe Rogan) he seemed to have been very very torn by
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by syshum 5y ago
It almost like it was intentional on the part of the founders of the US Sadly we did not heed their wisdom and we have over the course of time consolidated power in the the hands of fewer people by putting more things into the hands of the
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by syshum 5y ago
This highlights your ignorance as to what Qualified Immunity is [1][2], which is different than Sovereign immunity, or Statutory Immunity. Government Officials would still enjoy differing levels of immunity in the course of their official
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by syshum 5y ago
Disinformation, and a huge number of families decimated by a massive drug addiction problem in the US Law Enforcement, and the Policing for profit supporters have massive budgets to convince victims of drug addiction that law enforcement is
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by syshum 5y ago
The fact is that the government, like a common thief, says to a person: Your money, or your life... In the past government would not waylay a person in a lonely place, spring upon them from the road side and, holding a pistol to his head, p
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by syshum 5y ago
ZFS would kill the main reason alot of people use unRAID. which is the ability to use different sized disks with out sacrificing space, and the ability to adhoc add new disks ZFS would require the use of all the same size disk, or your ude
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by syshum 5y ago
Depends on your use case for me I use Unraid for my "production" home storage for 3 main reasons 1. It is easy to administer I dont want to have screw with it when I just want to watch a movie from my emby server, or get some fil
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by syshum 5y ago
Their decisions are easy to understand if you understand the motivations of the company. Which is not to please end user consumers buying retail consumer computers
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by syshum 5y ago
The war on drugs and prohibition has destroyed more lives than the drugs themselves. Prohibition and criminalization of drug use is not the way to solve a medical problem of drug addiction and abuse

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