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yep it is its a first for me.
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They are making the transition to SSD's which obviously isn't going smoothly 
They are making the transition to SSD's which obviously isn't going smoothly
ssd's for a server?
ssd's for a server?
Less heat and lower energy costs?
Would be good for stuff that isn't going to change much once it's written, I guess, which probably covers most websites to be honest.
ssd's for a server?
I dont get how you have racked up 8k posts unless they were all silly questions like the ones above?
Look at my join date, might clue you in.
ssd's just seem a bit of an odd choice for a server considering the low capacity and high price.
Unless they think the lower heat and lower running costs justify that higher price...
At the cost of lower life expectancy due to the limited number of read\writes on ssd's.
May I recommend lemsip for that cold!
No such thing as limited reads, only limited writes, so it's fine for something that is essentially write once, read many times.
Like the database backend of a web forum, for example.
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