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flyboi posted:scsi was the poo poo especially full height hds i had one of those attached to my old HotLine server. it was big and loud and cheap.
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dur posted:i had one of those attached to my old HotLine server. it was big and loud and cheap. reboot hotline via kickstarter eat poo poo torrents i want my VW icon ps i promise im not a cop
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Install Windows posted:it used to be that you could get used SCSI hard drive arrays from companies for super cheap thats probably why. like getting em for 4 bucks a drive this is longer ago, when those would have still been in prod. nope he just had eleventy different-size scsi drives, all small/bad my personal moment of scsi shame was later on, when those hard drive arrays got cheap. i came *this close* to pulling the trigger on like 50x 9 gigabyte fibre channel drives. thank god i got "smart" and built a raid array out of 80 GB IDE instead, the electrical for FC would have broken my balls
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Oct 18, 2013 21:52
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flyboi posted:scsi was the poo poo especially full height hds these are faster than you expect because you can do lots of parallel seeks with so many platters
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Oct 18, 2013 21:53
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:these are faster than you expect because you can do lots of parallel seeks with so many platters don't get me started on platter area vs density i've explained that poo poo like 90 times to my boss and he still doesn't understand why an array of 3-platter 2tb hds outperforms an array of 3-platter 3tb hds
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Oct 18, 2013 22:06
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didn't read the last 70 pages, did ian return or did anything interesting happen
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ian died on the way back to his home planet
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Oct 19, 2013 12:49
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:these are faster than you expect because you can do lots of parallel seeks with so many platters wow so much platers amaze paralel seek so cool
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Oct 19, 2013 18:54
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flyboi posted:don't get me started on platter area vs density i've explained that poo poo like 90 times to my boss and he still doesn't understand why an array of 3-platter 2tb hds outperforms an array of 3-platter 3tb hds explain it to me plz i really want to know why you think this k thx
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between orgy and marylin manson the late 90s was like a golden age of lovely oh-so-edgy 80s covers. im pretty glad piracy and the post-punk revival killed that.
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Oct 19, 2013 19:26
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Proteus4994 posted:explain it to me plz i really want to know why you think this k thx depending on your storage array and how it utilizes the drives (block vs filesystem) you can efficiently use drives at a faster rate when at the block level by spreading the data across the platters of an array of jbods i.e a file is 3 blocks rather than using a filesystem that would compact these 3 blocks to the 3 closest blocks within the filesystem your storage mechanism would store these 3 blocks on 3 separate platters of 3 separate drives thus reducing the seek/access time by having more surface area you can get way more throughput on a drive vs a flat filesystem so if you have 3tb on a 3 platter array compared to 2tb on a 3 platter array the blocks are more condensed which increases seek/access time as more blocks exist within the same surface space
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Oct 19, 2013 19:40
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Slaughterhouse-Ive posted:between orgy and marylin manson the late 90s was like a golden age of lovely oh-so-edgy 80s covers. im pretty glad piracy and the post-punk revival killed that. there really wasnt a lot of great music coming out of the 90s
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Oct 19, 2013 21:13
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fritz posted:there really wasnt a lot of great music coming out of the late 90s 
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i dont think anyone was really a fan of orgy to begin with, just blue monday
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Sham bam bamina! posted:there, now your post isn't stupid and wrong even the late 90s had good stuff, but my taste in music is pitchfork-approved as hell.
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Sham bam bamina! posted:there, now your post isn't stupid and wrong the 90's didn't really start until '93 or so anyway so w/e
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Slaughterhouse-Ive posted:even the late 90s had good stuff, but my taste in music is pitchfork-approved as hell. yeah the late 90s were such a dark time that radiohead was considered a seminal band
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Al! posted:yeah the late 90s were such a dark time that radiohead was considered a seminal band i think warp records had a bunch of yospos-approved beep boops then tho?
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flyboi posted:so if you have 3tb on a 3 platter array compared to 2tb on a 3 platter array the blocks are more condensed which increases seek/access time as more blocks exist within the same surface space this is what i figured you'd say and it's not correct there's a lot going on behind the scenes to optimize seek time, it's not this cut and dried there are specific optimizations that have been designed to solve this exact problem
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Oct 19, 2013 23:08
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Slaughterhouse-Ive posted:even the late 90s had good stuff, but my taste in music is pitchfork-approved as hell. sorry the fact that one good band existed (radiohead) doesnt mean msuic as a whole was redeemed
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Oct 19, 2013 23:10
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fritz posted:coming out of the 90s  lol, coming out
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Oct 19, 2013 23:43
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radiohead is really bad except for reckoner
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TOOT BOOT posted:radiohead is really bad except for reckoner i like creep
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the late 90s was a good time for alternative rock but radiohead wasn't one of the good bands hth
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VanillaKid posted:the late 90s was a good time for alternative rock but radiohead wasn't one of the good bands hth wrong
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fritz posted:there really wasnt a lot of great music coming out of the 90s Uhhhhhh CHumbawumba, Fastball, and Len??? Fucktard.
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You morons dont even know the first thing about 90s music. I doubt you even had an autistic child brother who was only calm while watching vhs recorded marathons of Pop-Up Video for 4+ hrs a day.
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sure, a 'brother'
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01011001 posted:the 90's didn't really start until '93 or so anyway so w/e
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serewit posted:sure, a 'brother' Yes, my younger brother is a high functioning autist, and he is epic as hell.
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swamp izzo posted:Uhhhhhh CHumbawumba, Fastball, and Len??? Fucktard. this poster knows whats up
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01011001 posted:the 90's didn't really start until '93 or so anyway so w/e oh cool that means i was born in the 80's 
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when i was in germany a couple months ago i heard a chumbawamba song on the radio that wasnt tubthumping. that rocked my world
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no wait that sucks
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Livingtrope posted:no wait that sucks mlyp
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tool should deffo kickstart their next album
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Proteus4994 posted:this is what i figured you'd say and it's not correct post the secret optimizations
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BONGHITZ posted:post the secret optimizations we use the grease from bitcoiners' hair to lubricate the ball bearings for less friction
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Proteus4994 posted:this is what i figured you'd say and it's not correct it depends what kind of storage array you're working with as each have their own optimizations but i was giving a tl;dr which is true for object-based sds anyways back to terrible kickstarters http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/interwave/dark-matter-1?ref=live this game failed its campaign and the devs ran out of money so RELEASE IT ANYWAYS!!! http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=700177 and the fantastic ending https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTPS_GGhMqk
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really protecting that walled garden valve
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