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Linux Breaks 100 Petabyte Ceiling

Posted by timothy on from the no-stick-is-large-enough-to-shake dept.

*no comment* writes: "Linux has broken the barrier with the 100 petabyte ceiling, and doing it at 144 petabytes." And this is even more impressive in pebibytes, too.

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  1. Re:One Long Video by lala · · Score: 5, Funny

    Great!
    Finally they can release the uncut version of '2001: A space Odyssey'

  2. Re:Random statistics.... by ColaMan · · Score: 5, Funny

    So you whip out your two hundred million cd recordables, and start inserting them. Let's say you get 1 frisbee for each 25 700Mb CDs.

    Silly Moo!

    You back it up to your *other* 144 petabyte drive!

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    You are in a twisty maze of processor lines, all alike.
    There is a lot of hype here.