Dead server; writing about programming
http://bojordan.com/log/?p=516
Our server died this afternoon, and through no fault of ours we lost about two weeks of data. I mean, why not wait until all the disks in your RAID array are dead before trying to replace them? Were we not paying for disk redundancy and back-up, this would really be no big deal. As it stands, I favor trying to host our domains elsewhere.
In brighter news, I’ve noticed most of the hits to this site are to anything involving C#. This being the case, I’m going to make a conscious effort to write more about “programming stuff” I find useful, like this sort of thing.
Our server died this afternoon, and through no fault of ours we lost about two weeks of data. I mean, why not wait until all the disks in your RAID array are dead before trying to replace them? Were we not paying for disk redundancy and back-up, this would really be no big deal. As it stands, I favor trying to host our domains elsewhere.
In brighter news, I’ve noticed most of the hits to this site are to anything involving C#. This being the case, I’m going to make a conscious effort to write more about “programming stuff” I find useful, like this sort of thing.