What Are You Doing Right Now
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Wondering if everybody is still asleep or something... I know I am!
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Nope, just getting things updated for the day.
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@coliver said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Nope, just getting things updated for the day.
Mine are all done, fortunatley... now It's back to figuring out what fires to start and which ones to put out.
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@MattSpeller said
What a joke not to charge Hillary. This lady has been on the receiving end of "HOW TO TREAT TOP SECRET INFO" briefings for the majority of her adult life.
Gross negligence at minimum.
I read that presser as ... yeah she did a lot of shady/illegal/stupid/dangerous stuff, but they obstructed enough that we can't really bring a case against them.
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Trying to test upgrading XO from v4 to v5. Dealing with npm issues.
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Having fun getting some VM's onto my XenServer from ESXi.
Method I've found is I've had to install XenServer 6.2 onto a spare desktop then using XenConvertion appliance and manager moving the VM From ESXi into this machine then using XenOrchestra copy the VM from 6.2 to my new 7 Server
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Our spam filter is getting pounded today with zero day exploits.
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@RojoLoco same here
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Anyone know the average power draw difference between a Winchester drive and an SSD? I know there are a lot of variables just wondering if it is substantial over a period of time or not.
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Playing catch up today big time after a long weekend and spending yesterday in New York City!
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@coliver said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Anyone know the average power draw difference between a Winchester drive and an SSD? I know there are a lot of variables just wondering if it is substantial over a period of time or not.
If I remember correctly, the delta is about four watts.
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@coliver said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Anyone know the average power draw difference between a Winchester drive and an SSD? I know there are a lot of variables just wondering if it is substantial over a period of time or not.
If I remember correctly, the delta is about four watts.
Huh, that's not too bad. I wonder if anyone did some back of the napkin math to see what the payoff time is in just power.
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@coliver said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@coliver said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Anyone know the average power draw difference between a Winchester drive and an SSD? I know there are a lot of variables just wondering if it is substantial over a period of time or not.
If I remember correctly, the delta is about four watts.
Huh, that's not too bad. I wonder if anyone did some back of the napkin math to see what the payoff time is in just power.
Yes. I have
You don't move to SSD for power savings alone, it is simply a cost offset for making them less expensive.I think you save around $5/year. It's not big, but hardly nothing. It's not just power draw, but cooling as well. That extra 4W is extra heat, too.
If you run your own shop, you have to figure out the cost for you. If you use a colo, you have to figure out the degree to which the carbon footprint matters to you.
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@coliver Some real quick math assuming $0.13/kwh is about $5 a year in elec. savings
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@brianlittlejohn said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@coliver Some real quick math assuming $0.13/kwh is about $5 a year in elec. savings
Not bad for me recalling a three year old conversation off of the top of my head
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@coliver said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@coliver said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Anyone know the average power draw difference between a Winchester drive and an SSD? I know there are a lot of variables just wondering if it is substantial over a period of time or not.
If I remember correctly, the delta is about four watts.
Huh, that's not too bad. I wonder if anyone did some back of the napkin math to see what the payoff time is in just power.
Yes. I have
You don't move to SSD for power savings alone, it is simply a cost offset for making them less expensive.I think you save around $5/year. It's not big, but hardly nothing. It's not just power draw, but cooling as well. That extra 4W is extra heat, too.
If you run your own shop, you have to figure out the cost for you. If you use a colo, you have to figure out the degree to which the carbon footprint matters to you.
I was thinking more for a home server. But at 5$/year that's not a fast enough payoff yet in just power savings alone which would be what I would be predominately looking at.
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@coliver said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
I was thinking more for a home server. But at 5$/year that's not a fast enough payoff yet in just power savings alone which would be what I would be predominately looking at.
For home users the savings is MUCH smaller. Assuming your computer runs less than eight hours per day then the savings is more like $1 or $1.25 per year.
Again, it's not a real factor for that. It's just an offset.
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@coliver said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
I was thinking more for a home server. But at 5$/year that's not a fast enough payoff yet in just power savings alone which would be what I would be predominately looking at.
For home users the savings is MUCH smaller. Assuming your computer runs less than eight hours per day then the savings is more like $1 or $1.25 per year.
Again, it's not a real factor for that. It's just an offset.
Yea, i calculated $5 from running 24/7
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I'd be running the server 24/7. Since I don't have a real need for speed I will stick with my spinning rust for now.
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A giant iced coffee has suddenly appeared.
