Well, I guess that's when it ceases to be an S.E.P. (Someone Else's Problem)
- Douglas N. Adams (1952-2001)
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Date:Wed, 10 Sep 2008 22:29:24 -0400
From:Eric S. Sande [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: LHC
Risk is computed as the product of (probability of occurrence)
I like John's postings... he's rational, and where his solution might
not work for everyone, he usually acknowledges that.
We must be reading different posts. John insists that anyone should be able
to do server replication, without knowing anything about their internal
environment or business
Historically, the refresh rate supported is determined by the monitor.
When LCDs first came out, they were limited to operating at 60 Hz.
LCDs don't do the same kind of refresh that CRTs do, so it is less of an
issue (in theory).
I have seen LCDs that support higher refresh rates, but I am not
All this talk of failure, wasn't someone supposed to tell us about drives
that don't fail?
On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 11:59 AM, Tony B [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For our video drives (which really get hammered), we use exclusively
Hitachi.
But I'm not real anal about internal drives and will get
Your diatribe against manufacturers translated to cars:
You thought that was a diatribe? Really? Seems I should post one
sometime so you can see the difference.
I used to have a
72 Chevy, but it broke down so I won't go near GM.
So, you won't go near GM because of experiences with a car
Hey don't laugh I had two of those cars. They were not as bad as
many made them out to be.
Stewart
At 04:19 PM 9/11/2008, you wrote:
So, you won't go near GM because of experiences with a car over 30 years
ago? You should check out what GM has to offer. You'll find they in
general - and
Did you ever opt for the V-8 option? A neighbor had one of those... :-)
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Nope they did not even have AC in them. They were basic transportation.
The one I sold off to a student who graduated a year before me and
needed a cheap car to keep parked in downtown St. Louis. (I hear it
got broken into a few times) The second one I sold off to a teenager
and he blew up
i am running my lcd at 60 hz, and do not have a problem with florescent
lights shining on it.
That is because the LCD has greater image persistence than CRTs. With
CRTs engineers had to work to keep the image on screen longer. With LCDs
engineers had to work to get the image on screen to not
All this talk of failure, wasn't someone supposed to tell us about drives
that don't fail?
Good point. Same point. Back when the manufacturing of hard drives was a
black art and the MTBF in the low 5 digits I think the brand to brand
differences were more significant. MTBF is now 10 times
Hey don't laugh I had two of those cars. They were not as bad as
many made them out to be.
Stewart
At 04:19 PM 9/11/2008, you wrote:
So, you won't go near GM because of experiences with a car over 30 years
ago? You should check out what GM has to offer. You'll find they in
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