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Fighting with ZFS to make zpools failover/failback possible
After success with single zpool switching, I’m trying now to create a reliable and balanced construction with two controllers and two pools. When one of the controllers is dead, its pool successfully migrates to the other controller. But when the … Continue reading
My article on FreeBSD CTL High Availability and ALUA functions is shown on BSD Now TV!
In the issue #165 of BSD Now two awesome guys, Allan Jude and Kris Moore, show my paper while explaining FreeBSD CTL HA and ALUA subsystem.
Brocade Communications in Advanced Talks to Sell Itself – Bloomberg
Brocade Communications Systems Inc. is in advanced talks to sell itself, according to people familiar with the matter. Source: Brocade Communications in Advanced Talks to Sell Itself – Bloomberg UPD. Broadcom Press-release on the deal is already published.
FreeBSD 11.0-RELEASE Announcement
Good news! They finally released it! I’m downloading the new version in a hurry to tame the BeaST to live within. And the most interesting part for me is: “The CTL High Availability implementation has been rewritten. [r287621] (Sponsored by iXsystems)” It looks like FreeBSD supports native dual-node … Continue reading
The BeaST FreeBSD reliable storage architecture is shown on TV!
See the BSD Now Episode 141 starting from 01:19:19 where Alan Jude and Chris Moore discuss the BeaST reliable storage architecture. Thank you, guys for the really good words!
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Somebody ate too much
Microsoft shrinks OneDrive free storage space from 15 GB to 5 GB.
Computer History Museum
Great project, website and YouTube channel. Recommend to subscribe! http://youtu.be/hXAjVw-bP5g
Робот с мозгами геймера Самообучаемый компьютерный интеллект научился видеоиграм «с нуля»: The New Yorker
Робот с мозгами геймера Самообучаемый компьютерный интеллект научился видеоиграм «с нуля»: The New Yorker 18:07, 26 ФЕВРАЛЯ 2015 THE NEW YORKER В конце февраля 2015 года в научном журнале Nature была опубликована статья об искусственном интеллекте с невероятными способностями к самообучению. Программа, разработанная компанией DeepMind, умеет играть в игры с видеоприставки … Continue reading
Apple побила рекорд «Газпрома» по чистой прибыли за квартал
Apple побила рекорд «Газпрома» по чистой прибыли за квартал. В четвертом квартале 2014 года Apple заработала $18,04 млрд. Предыдущий рекорд принадлежал «Газпрому», который в первом квартале 2011 года получил прибыль в $16,24 млрд. Доход Apple оказался гораздо выше, чем предсказывали аналитики и даже сама компания. Выручка корпорации за четвертый … Continue reading
Финский программист запустил Quake на осциллографе
Пекка Вяянянен адаптировал классический шутер от первого лица для… осциллографа. Адаптация видеоигр для их работы на нетрадиционных устройствах стала довольно популярной в последнее время, но Пекка постарался побить все рекорды. Его версия Quake, в которую можно поиграть на осциллографе Hitachi … Continue reading