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I have removed the previous posts I made in this thread, because the owner of this site edited one of them behind my back. He did nothing to immediately inform me of his actions. I did not find out about the changes he made until I returned here and found his warning. He changed the meaning of...

Which makes RAID 7 neither RAID 3 nor RAID 4 but just one company's <illegitimate offspring-ized> marketing <male bovine excrement>, and inferior to modern RAID 5 or RAID 6 or RAID 1+0 implementations, all of which now leverage large amounts of cache to improve performance. I've got the...

I would suggest a slightly less brute force solution. For example, the recent Shorty motor thread, where someone asked about sawing off an A8-3, and the response to use a mini motor and adapter is perfectly appropriate and a rather common question. I'd agree that discussion of making your...

RAID 7??? No such animal. I'm aware of an extension to RAID 5 where dual parity is used, so that you can survive 2 failures (well, a failure during reconstruct - you're an idiot and deserve to lose your data if you take a hit and don't start the reconstruct immediately) that is commonly...

I was working in Colorado then, and that was my first thought when someone told me. Couldn't possibly be true. I thought they were joking.

Has Fedora (not RedHat) been around for 7-8 years???

Why not just carefully cut labels off REAL crayons?

I would suspect that failures were more a function of the ignitor leads used than the pyrogen they were dipped in.

The ones I've seen do have a low battery indicator. The problem is that the indicator doesn't come on until you hit "one shot left" :(

How about Denver, the mile high city...

Hide the rum!

Distance is certainly a factor.

hot cider............