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mgerdts
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Comment #49134846
I wonder if similar results would come from just adding a second 10 Gb NIC. If his workload runs SMB multichannel at sufficient queue depth, the load should spread across the multi…
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Comment #48996451
Even better, get rid of the mandate for ethanol and cover a portion of the ex corn fields with solar panels with native plants under and around them. A small portion of the land th…
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Comment #48962886
I was at the Toyota dealership today. A TRD off-road with TRD Off-Road Upgrade Package and other goodies has a MSRP of $61k and the tag hanging from the rear view mirror said the n…
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Comment #48799006
AllTrails has a heat map feature as well. I think this feature is now paywalled.
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Comment #48798866
You can record tracks with (I think) both Organic Maps and CoMaps. If you are interested in the social aspects of sharing tracks https://wanderer.to/ and a few others offer imports…
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Comment #48702231
I’ve seen a tick in Wisconsin every month of the year over the past five years or so. That is I’ve seen a January tick one year, February tick that same year or another year, etc. …
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Comment #48614832
> you squeeze their contents through their mouths Whenever someone recommends removal using tweezers, I wonder if the person offering this advice has ever removed a well attached t…
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Comment #48614675
https://lymealert.com/how-it-works/ I’m not optimistic this will be all that helpful. Just because the tick you found is negative, that tells you nothing about those you did not fi…
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Comment #48523363
By any chance does this person live near Montrose CO and tend to the lawn at a church next to the Holiday Inn Express?
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Comment #48036374
And out of band management, hot plug capable form factors, and a bunch of other things described in the OCP NVMe SSD spec. https://www.opencompute.org/documents/datacenter-nvme-ssd…
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Comment #48036308
A big consideration for efficiency and TCO calculations is the number of servers required to house the drives. NVMe drives tend not to be in external JBOF enclosures. Fewer servers…
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Comment #47537172
In the late 80s I worked in an industrial controls shop. This is the type of place that makes the cabinets with all the buttons, switches, and lights commonly associated with nuke …
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Comment #47516516
You aren’t alone: https://mitsloan.mit.edu/ideas-made-to-matter/working-defini...
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Comment #47292494
I record them in a different system that is more likely to survive shifts in technology, business relationships, and arbitrary expiration date changes to save money.
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Comment #47104704
I remember similar advice. In Navy boot camp the person reviewing my security clearance application (which was filled out weeks before) was very helpful in the way he asked the cri…
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Comment #46968937
Back in 1997 or so I bought an ATI video card that also had a Weezer video on the CD. I remember being amazed that it could play the video at 1024x768 with just a little bit of tea…
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Comment #46941084
This sounds like Solaris doors. The remainder of the time slice of the door client is given to the door server.
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Comment #46743299
Exactly. I question why the parent says you have to re-encrypt the drive. Microsoft has the KEK or passphrase that can be used to derive the KEK. The KEK protects the DEK which is …
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Comment #46701460
And if you don’t use a lot of data, at least US Mobile has a by the gig plan. My family has three phones on it for a total $30 per month. Those months that we go over, it automatic…
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Comment #46626512
Mirroring between s3 providers would seemingly give protection against your account being locked at one of them. I expect this becomes most interesting with l2arc and cache (zil) d…
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Comment #46545580
What is up with fin? Is it really just writing an int 0 in the memory right after some variable present in libc or similar? extern fin; if(getpw(0, pwbuf)) goto badpw; (&fin)[1] = …
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Comment #46541165
Per the definition of volatile write cache in the standard I quoted, pretty much any drive TLC drive in the hyperscalar, datacenter, or enterprise product lineup will have great wr…
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Comment #46535896
It seems pointless to issue flush commands when writing to an NVMe drive with a direct IO implementation that functions properly. The NVMe spec says: > 6.8 Flush command > … > If a…