I was 'there' when Facebook was new, and exciting, and just for certain universities. I was there when farm ville was a thing that my mum was playing on Facebook. I am not on face book anymore and I am a better person than you. I see the friends I care about, catch up with others by chance and...
Ah its good to see an anti-PHP sentiment echoed here; Unreadable, inefficient and riddled with bad practice - welcome to bad language design 101. Blaming developers for SQL injection attacks is like blaming..... developers for IE6 layout issues. Its not the developers fault that the software was...
To the above, yeah that's all well and good but unfortunately it's cisco, and cisco treat 'standards' like there own personal proprietary plaything. Much better going with a brand that isn't quite so far up its own backside.
Check out the icx Brocade ICX 6450.
Noisy and hot, it's probably noisy because it's hot. What is your room cooling like? Where are the intake/exhaust on the switch and how do they relate to the room. Is the device on its own, in a rack, sandwiched etc - is there room to breathe. Any switch firmware upgrades?
I have seen that floating around here too and I think they are confusing backup vs archive. It can pretty much be summed up as online(live), nearline(backup) , offline, (archive) differentiated by performance vs availability. For example in a business context, your local drive for live data, a...
Another random thought, assuming it's the on board controller, what is the disk mode set to in the bios and are you confident it's ahci? If it's a default Ide that may be your issue.
Since my laptop doesn't have m2 I run 2 x crucial msata ssd and it runs great. The above is paranoid and untrue and not reflective of real world conditions.
Sorry my bad, I meant write back, not write through. As in, is the drive configured to allow immediate confirmation of writes. Probably an option in Intel RST if memory serves me.
What OS are you running and is it trim enabled? What is your workflow that is so IO intensive and requires 6TB writes per day per workstation and would a shared storage solution be more suitable?
I know this is an enthusiast forum and all, but man, some of you are getting carried away. OPs pitch sounds like a home user with minimal requirements, not an industrial server blade. OP your original pitch already seems overkill. I run a 2 bay synology at home for the wife and I. Can easily...
Formulaic trailer that follows the layout of every other crap trailer Hollywood pushes out, including so over used it's not even funny x will y word zooms, crap cliché dialogue and crap CGI footage considered good enough for trailer usage...
Whole thing absolute reeks of a movie studio that...
What, future proofing is installing cat 6a cable instead of cat 5 but running a 1gbe switch, with the option of adding 10gbe at a later date. This is the equivalent of installing a full blown data network and using it to stream hd episodes of my little pony....
Don't get me wrong, a great deal of corporate IT is shockingly incompetent and its probably not your fault, it's your shitty managers. So what are you doing to apply the pressure and hold them accountable by moaning at Microsoft?
Not moving OS is like not changing toothbrush heads. The old one might still have bristles but that doesn't mean they should go anywhere near your mouth.
A 6 page review that concludes with 'Grandma Law #1 “If you don’t have anything good to say then don’t say anything.”' and fails to take the nuance of its own advice, coupled with a use of the word 'fractal' that seems to be as marketing misused as 'quantum'. This might...
This, times infinity.
The greatest downfall of Linux is the inability of average joes and enthusiasts alike to distinguish the kernel from the distribution. Linux is to Ubuntu as Unix is to OSX, yet even in this thread we have lots of people saying 'rarr rarr linux desktop'.
This thread is a good example of Americans not getting self-deprecating sarcastic humour. As a Brit I thought it was hilarious. Things like using kitchen bowls to divide up the screws, which I totally don't do *shifty eyes*
Lighten up you bunch of grumblers :p
It has less to do with what the resolution is capable of, and more to do with badly implemented scaling support at the OS level. Windows in particular is an absolute dog to mess around with when scaling, from ugly, low res window decorations, to menu dialogs spilling out of their window...
In my mind, its not as good as the presentation meltdown in Last of the Samurai.
To people criticising him for not managing to muddle out some winging words, jesus christ listed to the question
'The curve - how do you think its going to impact the viewer experience of your movies'
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OO/LO has not 'been the same' as Microsoft Office since the ribbon interface in 2007. To date thats six years of forward thinking development, while the open source projects have the same look, same internals, have ugly front ends and are slow to perform even basic actions. I will take the...