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paulzolo
What's a life?
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Yes. My Acorn Risc PC uses it. 
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smithsocksimon
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According to Wikipeida, it’s still used in “high-performance workstations and servers. RAIDs on servers almost always use SCSI hard disks”.
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jonbwfc
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Wikipedia - font of accuracy in all things. I haven't seen a SCSI disk in years....
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smithsocksimon
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So if it’s wrong, correct it, that’s the point.
However, I suspect it isn’t, since Wikipedia actually has a very high accuracy when compared to commercial encyclopaedias.
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saspro
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I just had one arrive on my desk. For a 5 year old SAN array. All our new kit uses SAS
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jonbwfc
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Are they going to pay me? If not, I'll pass. I had to pay to learn this stuff after all. Depends on your definition of 'accuracy' I suppose.
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smithsocksimon
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Not my definition at all, but an objective comparison. I’d dig out the link, but since no-one’s paying me… _________________I’m on the internet — blog | flickr | facebook | twitter
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HeatherKay
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I prefer the space bar, as it invokes the Extensions Manager... _________________My Flickr | Snaptophobic BloggageHeather Kay: modelling details that matter. "Let my windows be open to receive new ideas but let me also be strong enough not to be blown away by them." - Mahatma Gandhi.
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