Notices by Thomas (twitch), page 90
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My walmart finally has "the posters"
Thursday, 23-Aug-12 04:03:39 UTC from web -
HELLO EVERYPONY!!!!!!!!! #HighSpeedGlomp FOR ALL!!!!
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@woona Pit of sadness sounds like a horrible place! I know what you need!!! a #Hug! and THIS! http://ur1.ca/a0g8a
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Woona is pro lurking
Wednesday, 22-Aug-12 18:58:38 UTC from web -
@foxgopher I AM! and you are!
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http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-Zkol-tmXSyQ/UDSNVpl-MtI/AAAAAAAA1HE/AE-NxooLnaI/s1600/Capture.JPG Somepony needs to make the first 2 happen!!!!!!
Wednesday, 22-Aug-12 18:45:58 UTC from web -
@derpyshy who blocked you?
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I LOVE IT! http://zxcvsaw.deviantart.com/#/d5c2ly1
Wednesday, 22-Aug-12 18:23:59 UTC from web -
@foxgopher Did you eat the yellow snow?
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24 SSD'S in a raid 0 array http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96dWOEa4Djs
Wednesday, 22-Aug-12 06:31:42 UTC from web -
for harddrive nuts (such as myself) this is a good read... Its google's experiences with hard drives http://storagemojo.com/2007/02/19/googles-disk-failure-experience/
Wednesday, 22-Aug-12 06:30:37 UTC from web -
@mostapplethingofall I like mine, but it would bad on the main page...
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@mostapplethingofall RAID 5 is good, as you set up 4 drives, 3 striped, with parity. you get 3/4 the space and can loose any one drive... the prob is raid 5 now sucks, as raid 5 arrays take time to rebuild after a drive failure, and the stats are like 50% chance of a second drive dropping during rebuild on a large drive array (ex 2tb)
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@mostapplethingofall raid 1 is a "mirror" and very safe, but you only get 1/2 the size ex. a 2 disk array 1tb each will only give 1tb.
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@mostapplethingofall Yep! its super cool on SSD's as reliability is not a problem, and data is striped across all 10 disks, so data can be read, and written simultaneity across the 10 disks
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@mostapplethingofall the more disks the scarier the array, EX. a 10 disk array if any of the 10 disks die the whole array will fail.
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@mostapplethingofall the one that is a simple striped volume.. gives most space and speed, but is VERY dangerous... All a pun of coarse.
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@purple and all RDN data is stored safely on a 5 year-old 10 disk RAID 0 array
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@purple And RDN in a CSV file amuses me.
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@purple (last resort) most CSV import utility's give complete flexibility as to where and how the data is placed in to a database.
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@stumpy All programs love to turn SQL in to CSV files
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@purple all else fails you can CSV it :)
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@purple I have used a few database conversion utility's for grade book change overs, they usually arn't 2 bad, as once you have the structure, all the data is the same.
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A recode that pushes changes in data instead of a whole page, will make a world of difference to the poor web servers
Wednesday, 22-Aug-12 06:00:49 UTC from web -
@purple Just SQL it, and pull out later it will take time, but it will work well in the background
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@purple you bring up a very good point... why are we statusnet based?????
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Sorry to any RDN coders listening http://ur1.ca/a0c5d
