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Have you heard of the “Not tested in IE initiative“?

If your site matches this criteria, use one of these images there.

Regards
Usn

If anybody ever considers joining irc.freenode.net #oracle (what I’d recommend for all Oracle interested folks), be prepared for being treated like that:

<nayyares> it worked !!!
<usn> wait some time, it might crash, or restart all cluster
services to see if there is a boot bug
<nayyares> ok, i am monitoring usn
<Rudemeister> Im also  monitoring usn
<Rudemeister> he's quite stable at the moment
* usn hits Rudemeister with a large, ugly, locking,
waiting, CPU-consuming SELECT!
<Rudemeister> thank for the fact I have you stuck in a
resource consumer group

Nice channel…
Usn

Basically, I don’t like mirroring google. But this one is really cool stuff, and, by the way, it’s merely linking google.

ZFS-Video by Systemhelden

Yeah, I really like it!

But the video has a weak point: After randomizing the devices this way, you can’t simply pull the plug of one USB hub any more. Anyway, the demonstration is impressive. The usefulness of this feature is, that you can pull and plug the devices within one element of availability (here one USB hub) without caring for the right slot. Means: “swap the sticks only out of one USB hub at a time and retry the cable-plug gag successfully”.

Have a highly available time :)
Usn

The early bird may catch the worm.

But the second mouse gets the cheese!

Hi,

this is a good one. Old, but really good:

The Speed-up Loop

Regards
Martin