It's only dangerous to update parts of the bios that cannot be avoided like the first block that gets booted. Just need enough programming to be able to read a new BIOS off of somewhere else, kinda like the BIOS' BIOS. Sadly the bios updater from ASUS rewrites the bootblock:-/
I'm not seeing the same stuff as you are. I've checked DNS on all computers I have access to. I don't think its a DNS problem.
mage@prometheus:~/Notes$ host youtube.com youtube.com has address 208.65.153.251 youtube.com has address 208.65.153.238 youtube.com has address 208.65.153.253 youtube.com mail is handled by 10 sjl-mbox1.sjl.youtube.com. mage@prometheus:~/Notes$ host sjl-mbox1.sjl.youtube.com. sjl-mbox1.sjl.youtube.com has address 208.65.153.154 mage@prometheus:~/Notes$ whois 208.65.153.154
OrgName: YouTube, Inc. OrgID: YOUTU Address: 71 E Third Ave Address: 2nd Floor City: San Mateo StateProv: CA PostalCode: 94401 Country: US
BOINC was designed with the purpose of being a meta client, so if the SETI people are going to make this new stuff under a different BOINC project, all you have to do is add it to your clients, and BOINC will download any necessary processing cores. I don't see why they wouldn't add it to the existing project after a testing phase though.
Why are you keeping the OS off of the hard drives?
Small boot partition is all you need, put one on each drive and raid0 them to keep it redundant. Only thing I've forgotten to do is install the boot loader to the other mbrs:)
I started out with a 40gig, an 80gig and a 160gig:) You can't boot off of a raid5.
Personally my drives are mostly partitioned 1-65 (512mb) for Raid 0 (boot partition) 66-end of drive for Raid 5.
I'm surprised you're suggesting making another array... I've been getting good use out of mdadm, pvresize, and finally lvresize
Growing the/dev/md2 looks like this: mdadm/dev/md2 -G -z 79000000 -- read man page, I think this is kb used from each drive pvresize (doesn't need any arguments)
also, when you build the array, use --metadata=1.2 as the current default has an upper limit of 2tb devices. (i.e./dev/sda1) (I prefer to think long term;)
One employee gives out bullshit reasoning and it gets treated everywhere as an official statement? Sony has screwed up enough already, theres no need to scrape the barrel guys.
That creates more complex wordy logic, if you want to get them to work together, remind them that its thier job to work together, and if they don't, they're not doing thier job.
I'd disown/shun anyone who purchased music players based on statistics, and at the end of the day it doesn't matter what people say, it matters what people do.
Put another way, this would equal 50 full-time employees doing nothing but surfing online game and auction sites.
If you look at the numbers like that, I'm sure theres a few thousand people being paid by the federal govt to take shits. I don't see the point in reworking numbers like that.
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It's only dangerous to update parts of the bios that cannot be avoided like the first block that gets booted. Just need enough programming to be able to read a new BIOS off of somewhere else, kinda like the BIOS' BIOS. Sadly the bios updater from ASUS rewrites the bootblock :-/
I2P sounds better than Aye Aye Pee
then theres the eeeeeeepc...
http://www.shaw.ca/en-ca/AboutShaw/TermsofUse/AcceptableUsePolicyInternet.htm#q8
Oddly enough this came up the last time something amazon went down.
;)
if I specify microsoft.com.looksatporn.com as a nameserver for a domain I have, it doesn't mean I'm hacking microsoft.com
worth it.
I don't really understand LoC, so I googled a figure.
http://www.uplink.freeuk.com/data.html
10 Terabytes: The printed collection of the US Library of Congress
mage@prometheus:~$ calc 7/8
0.875
mage@prometheus:~$ calc 10/.875
~11.42857142857142857143
11.43 seconds per LoC
I'm not seeing the same stuff as you are. I've checked DNS on all computers I have access to. I don't think its a DNS problem.
mage@prometheus:~/Notes$ host youtube.com
youtube.com has address 208.65.153.251
youtube.com has address 208.65.153.238
youtube.com has address 208.65.153.253
youtube.com mail is handled by 10 sjl-mbox1.sjl.youtube.com.
mage@prometheus:~/Notes$ host sjl-mbox1.sjl.youtube.com.
sjl-mbox1.sjl.youtube.com has address 208.65.153.154
mage@prometheus:~/Notes$ whois 208.65.153.154
OrgName: YouTube, Inc.
OrgID: YOUTU
Address: 71 E Third Ave
Address: 2nd Floor
City: San Mateo
StateProv: CA
PostalCode: 94401
Country: US
NetRange: 208.65.152.0 - 208.65.155.255
CIDR: 208.65.152.0/22
NetName: YOUTUBE
NetHandle: NET-208-65-152-0-1
Parent: NET-208-0-0-0-0
NetType: Direct Assignment
NameServer: DNS1.SJL.YOUTUBE.COM
NameServer: DNS2.SJL.YOUTUBE.COM
Comment:
RegDate: 2006-03-02
Updated: 2006-03-09
RTechHandle: NETWO1084-ARIN
RTechName: networkradbaccount
RTechPhone: +1-650-343-2960
RTechEmail: radb@youtube.com
OrgTechHandle: NETWO1084-ARIN
OrgTechName: networkradbaccount
OrgTechPhone: +1-650-343-2960
OrgTechEmail: radb@youtube.com
# ARIN WHOIS database, last updated 2008-02-23 19:10
# Enter ? for additional hints on searching ARIN's WHOIS database.
defective
As long as these consumers pay for 100% of these laptops I've got nothing against it being per consumer :)
Then you google the md5 of the downloaded file :)
Ah, that explains why my HP laptop has a button to disable the pad.
BOINC was designed with the purpose of being a meta client, so if the SETI people are going to make this new stuff under a different BOINC project, all you have to do is add it to your clients, and BOINC will download any necessary processing cores. I don't see why they wouldn't add it to the existing project after a testing phase though.
root@prometheus:/lib/modules/2.6.20-12-generic# cat /proc/mdstat
Personalities : [raid1] [raid6] [raid5] [raid4]
md2 : active raid5 sda2[0] hdb2[3] hda2[1]
158964096 blocks super 1.2 level 5, 64k chunk, algorithm 2 [3/3] [UUU]
md0 : active raid1 hda1[0] sda1[2](S) hdb1[1]
521984 blocks [2/2] [UU]
Why are you keeping the OS off of the hard drives?
:)
Small boot partition is all you need, put one on each drive and raid0 them to keep it redundant. Only thing I've forgotten to do is install the boot loader to the other mbrs
ext2/3 can be grown while online, but I guess the shrinking is important to you too?
I'm liking the software raid5 as well.
:) You can't boot off of a raid5.
/dev/md2 looks like this: /dev/md2 -G -z 79000000 -- read man page, I think this is kb used from each drive
/dev/sda1) (I prefer to think long term ;)
I started out with a 40gig, an 80gig and a 160gig
Personally my drives are mostly partitioned 1-65 (512mb) for Raid 0 (boot partition)
66-end of drive for Raid 5.
I'm surprised you're suggesting making another array...
I've been getting good use out of mdadm, pvresize, and finally lvresize
Growing the
mdadm
pvresize (doesn't need any arguments)
also, when you build the array, use --metadata=1.2 as the current default has an upper limit of 2tb devices. (i.e.
One employee gives out bullshit reasoning and it gets treated everywhere as an official statement? Sony has screwed up enough already, theres no need to scrape the barrel guys.
That creates more complex wordy logic, if you want to get them to work together, remind them that its thier job to work together, and if they don't, they're not doing thier job.
The crystal chronicals GBA one fits more ;)
unless they do some of that stuff through https...
I'd disown/shun anyone who purchased music players based on statistics, and at the end of the day it doesn't matter what people say, it matters what people do.
Use a different browser for porn then, like say mozilla or opera. Not that thats what I do...
Put another way, this would equal 50 full-time employees doing nothing but surfing online game and auction sites.
If you look at the numbers like that, I'm sure theres a few thousand people being paid by the federal govt to take shits. I don't see the point in reworking numbers like that.
Lolololol LookOut and Reject Lolololol u arr so wirrty hurr hurr ...
what the hell are you talking about? Calling them names totally takes away from the/any point you had.