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CaseFlatline

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    Comment #47661663

    I am trying to find how the synthetic data was created (looking through the repo) and didn't find it. Maybe I am missing it - Would love to see the prompts and process on that aspe…

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    Comment #45875614

    Oh my! Thanks for the memories - HPUX was my first workstation class unix operating system (sili-g's were too expensive). I remember downloading and compiling gcc on hpux. THe idea…

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    Comment #44580409

    Very nice. Its great to see how fast it boots, and it can run doom (framebuffer): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ce1pMlZO_mI (also nice to see the dev takes the time to reply to a…

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    Comment #18251286

    A feel-good movie to watch with the kids : Paper Planes - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3328716/

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    Comment #16949296

    Could someone explain why/how NBD is better than just using a linux host as an iscsi target? Googling NBD vs iSCSI shows old articles with no real solid conclusion.

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    Comment #14344795

    Don't see it offhand so asking: 1) How/where are you storing the index 2) Have you tried this on large (30+ TB filesystems)?

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    Comment #10938745

    Truly an impressive feat: "When you do things right, people won't be sure you've done anything at all." - Futurama

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    Comment #10890774

    Dear https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Asylum , please use this department for your next SyFy B end-of-the-world B movie.

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    Comment #9295706

    Slightly misleading on the source of the profits. It's important to read this section of the article: "But the company's real profits are derived from a lesser-known side of the bu…

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    Comment #9196747

    I vote for wierd al to sing the song at the end http://techreport.com/review/27909/the-ssd-endurance-experim...

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    Comment #8876518

    Congrats on the news! I was one of the kickstarter contributors and love the service. Best wishes to your future growth. It's amazing to see a KS campaign blossom.

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    Comment #8318344

    Amazing. BSD on Sub $20 boards. They list a bunch of hardware that it runs on and also include support for a simulator so you can try it out without hardware.