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- luckily the people at @CrumplerUS were super cool about the problem. I ended up buying a new bag from them. thanks Morgan. #happycustomer
- the @CrumplerUS bag I bought on ebay turned out to be a fake. Looked real to me, but when the strap broke there was no warranty. #bummer
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Category Archives: Storage
Thunderbolt in iMac, Mac Mini, and Mac Pro
Thunderbolt is the new I/O technology that Apple released in the latest revision of the MacBook Pro. It’s basically PCI Express over a mini display port connector. It will replace FireWire in the future as it’s about 12 times as … Continue reading
Intel X25-M Replacement
I got my replacement X25-M from Intel the other week. My first generation X-25 burned out after about 9 months of use. I had re-imaged it several times when swapping it into different computers, which probably didn’t help keep it … Continue reading
NoSQL: Scaling beyond traditional relational database systems
The latest trend for highly trafficked websites is to move away from MySQL in favor of distributed storage systems most commonly referred to as NoSQL databases. Google been in the NoSQL camp for quite a while with Bigtable. Digg recently … Continue reading
My Intel X-25M Died!
I’ve been running an Intel X-25M G1 in my Mac for about 9 months. I paid $325 for it last year. It’s been the single biggest performance improvement I’ve ever made to a system. I thought the SSDs were supposed … Continue reading