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ControlledBurn
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Comment #17082884
Eh, kind of. There's a no atheists allowed rule last I checked (A belief in a supreme being and scripture is a condition of membership), but they're not picky about what god(s) you…
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Comment #16868872
Sounds like this might be the kick in the ass they need to get new certs
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Comment #16178258
I feel like the majority of this article can be construed as "Works ok on my machine ¯\_(ツ)_/¯"
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Comment #15798569
You say that like those are impossible obstacles. It's been a while since I rode a school bus, but the driver wasn't exactly adult supervision, and there was plenty of vandalism al…
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Comment #15365457
Episode 9: Sex and furniture.
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Comment #15020108
I bought a telephone book from 1942 and none of the phone numbers work
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Comment #14930500
Seems a bit clickbait-y to me, as the article implies the 1,270 cuts are employees that chose not to move to a new facility that's only 15 miles away.
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Comment #14604339
Interesting read, though it would appear that's no longer the case: https://www.walmart.com/search/?query=Snapper&cat_id=5428_11...
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Comment #9907500
Yep, I was a bit annoyed to find stuff like the Boomerang in here. Most people don't realize that losing the critical engine on a multi can be much more dangerous that losing both.…
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Comment #8432818
It's not exactly fair to assume that the author isn't also concerned about the prescription of adderall to kids as well.
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Comment #8362896
You're correct, OEM hot swap trays are only tool-less once it's screwed into the tray (Though the OEMs do tend to ship most drives preinstalled to their trays). The OCP stuff is de…
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Comment #8362869
For the server nodes that have storage in the sled, that's true, but with the JBODs they generally rack the the sled first and then add each drive.
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Comment #8362850
Don't have anything to link to, but you're right, everything still ends up in a 2U, technically OU (Open U, 2 inches per OU instead of 1.75), chassis. Each ODM has their own unique…