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    Oddly the nuclear reactor has more in common with a steam locomotive than a diesel since they both generate power via steam.

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    I almost added a joke about it being a photo of 2 steam power plants, but figured that might be a bit too obscure for [email protected]

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      Someone please photoshop (or gimp) hundreds of people crowded around these fingers.

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        RAID is still no replacement for a backup. Single drives are fine as long as you have automated backups and can handle the interruption when someone goes wrong.

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        The real world failure rate of single drives is just too high. A second drive makes bad days tolerably rare.

        I'm down a lot longer while I pull everything back down my internet connection from the cloud than I am stuffing a new drive in an enclosure and letting it re-silver in the background.

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