Well, I was rep capped for the day even without that one, so 170 rep went down the tubes there. But 80 rep from it already now that the day's rolled over.
Has anyone tried these hybrid drives for virtualization? (More specifically Hyper-v + Raid or JBOD). I'm interested in how it performs as I'm running a few servers at home, and the disk IO is killing it, and SSD is too expensive.
Thanks in advance.
Acronis is mostly platform independent, meaning that it will work with most mainstream OSs (Linux, Windows, Unixware, etc).
Personally, I have Backup & Recovery for my servers which should be what you are looking for. Acronis is nice in that they will let you try the software before you s...
Imagine you're in a tall building with a cat. The cat can survive a fall out of a low story window, but will die if thrown from a high floor. How can you figure out the longest drop that the cat can survive, using the least number of attempts?
Obviously, if you only have one cat, then you can on...
I got reports from users that the access speed has dramaticly slowed down, when they try to access the database.
I checked the server (ms windows server 2003).
the Cpu ~20% usage.
memory (3,5gb) 2.1gb in usage and steady there.
HDD what i can see in prefmon is that it Disk avg read is above 22...
Lies. We use ribbons on some model rockets to slow their decent.
So their tails would act as drag to slow them down. If you tie ribbons to their tails first that could also slow them down. Ingenius! You just invented an anti-cat-falling-from-a-window-anti-splatter device!
@Holocryptic (I actually did this) We had 2 cats one with and one without a tail. Hold cat upside down above a bed and drop it. The cat with a tail landed on it's feet. The one without didn't
There's bias there. The cat without a tail might have been an incredibly poor gymnast. You'd need to test on more tailless cats to verify your findings. After all, it was missing a tail. It probably wasn't the most agile thing to begin with.
You'd probably need to try it from a couple of hundred feet up to allow the tailless cats time to orient (in case they're just slower, rather than incapable).
Anyone have an Android phone? If so, how's the IMAP support? Particularly being able to use Sent/Trash/etc on the Server without having to move items there all the time.
@Shads0 That's the problem I have now, I can either use the built-in app, which is trash but integrates into the UI, or I can get another app the works well but doesn't integrate.
I was stuck with a phone account I didn't need due to contract timing for awhile once. Irritated me a lot. Fuckers wouldn't even let me keep my old phone number.
@Shads0 Their economy package was initially just a way to get customers to stay, then word got out about it. So originally it was a standard speed plan, but billed at half the rate. So now that people know about it they're implementing it as a slower speed (it's also advertised on their website now, never was until several months ago).
Hrm... I think the MD5 implementation may be FUBAR... Something about different implementations. None wouldn't be supported without TLS, which isn't working right now (my fault, long story of moving from one server to another).
Ship hard drives across the ocean instead.
At 11 Mbps with full utilization, you're looking at just shy of 90 days to transfer 10 TB.
11 Mbps = 1.375 MBps = 116.015 GB/day.
10240 GB / 116.015 GB/day = ~88.3 days.
@ChrisS They should. But I've only had this phone for about a week. I was on a BB before. I can keep testing if you want. And if you get the outbound fixed :) I also see some stuff you sent me to populate. They all ended up in spam :)
My MacBook Pro's display does not brighten up when being unfolded after being folded and powered on for a while. Also I found some keys don't respond, e.g. fn key does not seem to work, and fn+F1 does not brighten the display, and Cmd+F12 does not increase the audio volume.
The only thing that's...
Really no one mentions RAR + BitTorrent? It's perfect for this kind of situation, I've used it for a number of cases, and there is a reason why BitTorrent is used for so many 100% legal situations.
If I were you, I would do the following:
WinRAR: compression method: best, put recovery record c...
Primarily because if you're transferring that kind of data and it's public, and he doesn't care about security, it would suck to transfer 10 TB of data only to find that you have errors in the physical copy.
My first thought if he didn't care about time was to set up DFS.
It'd work, for sure, but, plenty of extra overhead from new connections for every segment. rsync checks integrity, so I'd still go with it for an over-the-wire transfer
People forget that bittorrent actually has a built-in integrity check. And he said it was public data. Not crazy to just seed and let it fill over time. If he's only concerned with getting from A to B as quickly as possible, I'd suggest physical copies with checksums.
Or DFS should do some checking on it and do the transfer as well, without having to do a parity check after the fact to fill in alterations during transit.
all the solutions have some quantity of suck. This is axiomatic in the computing world. Our job is to find the path of least suck. He wants one that has *NO* suck and he's pretty well fucked there.
7zip is pretty sweet
it supports more than 7 formats though. they should rename it to Nzip
I used to distribute software as a shell archive (it was for suns, and it had to install itself, so we had the shar wirh some magic code appended that finalized the setup.)
I got the idea from Sun's original Java installation script.
wow... I've been spending too much time revamping security. I have encryption on the brain.
I get a kick out of the "audiophiles" who MP3'd their collections, but spend thousands on an amp and speakers. Yes, most of my music is in MP3 form these days, but I know it's shitty, lossy compression and my speakers are matched to that.
My backup script is something like tar cf - /path/to/files | xz | openssl bf > /backups/[date_code].txz.bfe. Uses a 7zip derived LZMA compression, works very well.
Yeah. The white-noise reproduction from crappier MP3 encoding is just painful. If your crash symbol sounds like it's underwater, something has gone wrong.
@BartSilverstrim I don't mind that so much, I've been known to transpose songs when it suits my mood (or when the original is sung by a soprano/mezzo and hitting those notes would require the Michael Jackson Maneuver)
...adobe's landing page is advertising touch apps. It strikes me as their way of saying, "Oh, yeah?!" to Apple. "We run our crap on Android! We don't NEED you and your stupid fad iPad!"
@voretaq7: By transpose do you mean you sound like the people they make fun of in the initial rounds of American Idol?
if you can't manage to get the lyrics at least 90% right though and you're belting it out at the top of your lungs.... maybe not so much with the singing for you.
@BartSilverstrim No, I mean I'll take a "happy happy let's all be sunshine and rainbow farts" song with nice lyrics and move it to a minor key, or I'll take something like "Dream a Little Dream" and move it into a vocal range I can actually hit notes in :)
I've been told that when I'm on form I'm a fairly decent singer. On my bad days the dog won't even howl along with me though...
Poverty in Africa? Autocorrect. Global warming causing the seas to rise? Autocorrect. Wildfires devastating Texas? AUTOCORRECT! World War III breaking out? GODDAMN MOTHERFUCKING AUTOCORRECT
Has anyone tried these hybrid drives for virtualization? (More specifically Hyper-v + Raid or JBOD). I'm interested in how it performs as I'm running a few servers at home, and the disk IO is killing it, and SSD is too expensive.
Thanks in advance.
Acronis is mostly platform independent, meaning that it will work with most mainstream OSs (Linux, Windows, Unixware, etc).
Personally, I have Backup & Recovery for my servers which should be what you are looking for. Acronis is nice in that they will let you try the software before you s...
I got reports from users that the access speed has dramaticly slowed down, when they try to access the database.
I checked the server (ms windows server 2003).
the Cpu ~20% usage.
memory (3,5gb) 2.1gb in usage and steady there.
HDD what i can see in prefmon is that it Disk avg read is above 22...
Ship hard drives across the ocean instead.
At 11 Mbps with full utilization, you're looking at just shy of 90 days to transfer 10 TB.
11 Mbps = 1.375 MBps = 116.015 GB/day.
10240 GB / 116.015 GB/day = ~88.3 days.
Really no one mentions RAR + BitTorrent? It's perfect for this kind of situation, I've used it for a number of cases, and there is a reason why BitTorrent is used for so many 100% legal situations.
If I were you, I would do the following:
WinRAR: compression method: best, put recovery record c...
