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Vibration Killing Enterprise Disk Performance?
An anonymous reader writes "Is vibration killing disk performance? ZDnet reports on research that a carbon fiber anti-vibration rack increased random read performance by 56% to 246% and random write [performance] by 34% to 88%. Vibration is a known disk problem, but this is one of the few attempts to quantify its impact — which looks to be much greater than suspected."
Probably fear of sexual harassment charges for making harmless jokes that most women can and do enjoy.
The woman you'd offend with "rack" and "hard disk" jokes is the woman who wouldn't do you anyway because she's a militant mulleted bull-dyke, with a degree in womens' studies, who bench-presses two-fifty and tapes her enlarged clitoris between her legs.
No. Because Kirk is played by an awful actor, and because Star Trek is a joke.
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