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williesleg
6y ago
What a waste.
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williesleg
6y ago
Journalism is dead. Learn to code.
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williesleg
6y ago
Zfs does not work well on sparse volumes, it loves new blocks. That's why you don't see it much in a VM or on storage that is sparse (go nimble, NetApp, etc) Also it's pretty much impossible to grow a zfs pool and there are n
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williesleg
6y ago
No kidding, just read all the shit in the news and here on what's supposed to be a tech news site, it's enough to make anybody do that.
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williesleg
6y ago
So tired of seeing this. The problem is you don't want to do ANY striping on ANY SMR drives. It's not a ZFS problem. It's not a SMR problem. It's STRIPING on SMR. PERIOD. Once upon a time people knew what they were talki
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williesleg
6y ago
So did china.
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williesleg
6y ago
Why do we get links from hacker news to paywalls? Oh, right....
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williesleg
7y ago
I love hacker news! So much tech going on here!
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williesleg
7y ago
Pluto tv reminds me of those telemarketers that won't stop calling. Once I signed up I got endless spam and phishing attempts in my inbox making it almost unusable.
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williesleg
7y ago
Just give me what I search for, no filters, no bullshit.
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williesleg
8y ago
Not likely. All the new jobs and lower taxes will keep it boosted for a long time.
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williesleg
10y ago
Yeah pretty slick, but the fans kick in when you're doing heavy workloads, I guess that's better than melting.
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williesleg
10y ago
ZFS is fantastic until you try to grow a volume. Emphasis on fantastic.
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williesleg
11y ago
Now that's an inconvenient truth!
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williesleg
11y ago
I thought lotteries were where money gets laundered legally.
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williesleg
11y ago
Absolutely. Fully agreed. And so are casinos. You notice they're built near high concentrations of poor people so they can get back all that welfare money rather than cutting it.
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williesleg
11y ago
Usually happens before a big political shift. Buy the viix.
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williesleg
11y ago
Why would anyone want to put such closed-source bloatware licenceware with no future on anything? It's a trap!
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williesleg
11y ago
Who cares? Still don't know anything about Benghazi either. Point is, you can find out a lot about a person by whether or not they are angered by Watergate or Benghazi. But in reality, it's the jobs, stupid. Taxes. The American
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williesleg
11y ago
That's wonderful! Can't wait to get my beach front property once I finish shoveling all this snow.
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williesleg
11y ago
Who cares? The USA overspends by how much Greece owes every WEEK. Never gonna pay it back, ever.
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williesleg
11y ago
I think the storage company Nimble may have figured this out.
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williesleg
11y ago
I'm just so utterly amazed that they could measure temperature with such precision for so many years. I'd imagine rooms full of temperature calculator people crunching numbers from their precise temperature measuring instruments.
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williesleg
11y ago
So that means our rates are going up again. So sick and tired of these hidden middle-class taxes.
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williesleg
11y ago
I'll build the replacement for $800k