
賣相有點像茶餐廳的西多士,但卻沒有前者的油淋淋,吃起來亦不覺得那麼熱氣。
厚薄適中的鬆化多士,夾著火腿,再被半融化的cheddar cheese包圍著,味道卻互不搶鏡,來一客半份多士,呷一口黑咖啡,朝早份外醒神。
這款名為Croque Monsieur 芝
After I was so negative on ZFS's new failmode setting , one might sensibly ask what the problem with it is.
(Background: the ZFS failmode setting controls what happens whenZFS can't perform IO to a pool because the pool has totally lostredundancy. It has three settings, one to panic your system (just likethe old behavior ), one to block all IO until thedevices recover, and one to continue as much as possible.)
The problem that I observed in our iSCSI based environment

賣相有點像茶餐廳的西多士,但卻沒有前者的油淋淋,吃起來亦不覺得那麼熱氣。
厚薄適中的鬆化多士,夾著火腿,再被半融化的cheddar cheese包圍著,味道卻互不搶鏡,來一客半份多士,呷一口黑咖啡,朝早份外醒神。
這款名為Croque Monsieur 芝
根據路迪涼梁家目視法的非正式統計,朝早走入Starbucks齋買杯咖啡就馬上掉頭走的顧客,十居其八。
佢地可能會毫不吝嗇地去Starbucks買杯靚咖啡,但係轉個頭就走去求其買個腸仔包或雞尾包,填填肚就算。
點解會咁?有人話,Starbucks根本無適
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I've always seen how a mirrored /boot could work if the disks wereabsolutely identical up to the end of the /boot partition; if theywere identical, the absolute block positions of everything that the bootblocks wanted to load would be identical, so nothing would care aboutwhich disk it was talking to. My concern was always what happened if thedisks weren't quite so utterly identical, because back in the day itseemed to me like that required quite a lot of magic.
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There's a fair bit of enthusiasm for ticketing systems in the sysadminworld, and it's not hard to see why. But I'm going to be a contrarianhere: while ticketing systems are all well and good, you shouldabsolutely not require users to use them in order to interact with you.
The problem with ticketing systems is that they're like bug trackers ; they're internal systems that are almostalways filled with fields and procedures that exist for your needs.Your users should not