LucifarGundam @lucifargundam@qoto.org

@echoteecat

Whisper the lisper

@eris @vriska

Time to move to northern Alaska

#3goodthings
-wrote in my journal
-had a beer
-was complimented on my work ethic

@freemo

"It takes one to know one"

@freemo

Congrats and welcome

@PynkEmber

Both SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) and NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) are capable enterprise storage technologies. SAS is the older of the two architectures and also tends to be the cheaper option. Conversely, NVMe is the better choice for users who need the highest possible throughput rates.
https://www.techtarget.com/searchstorage/feature/SAS-vs-NVMe-The-future-of-the-two-key-storage-interfaces

Conclusion

SAS and NVMe are two different protocols for accessing data on solid state drives (SSDs). SAS is the traditional protocol for connecting SSDs to a computer, while NVMe is a newer protocol that was designed specifically for SSDs. NVMe offers several advantages over SAS, including lower latency, higher bandwidth, and more efficient use of CPU resources.
https://driveshero.com/nvme-ssd-vs-sas-ssd/?expand_article=1

Coworker is arguing with me over SAS communication with NVME... *Sigh*

@critical

Haven't heard about APUs for a while...

#3goodthings
-unlocked task at work
-finished writing project
-wrote in my journal

@shibao

Narcissist

@marathon@social.freetalklive.com
Moved again?

@eris
Foot in mouth syndrome

@eris
Speak mentality or childhood trauma?

@shibao

In my experience, employers mistreat the engineers and then pay more for less after they leave. Then the cycle repeats.

@shibao @Inginsub @mia @Ignace

I know you're just here for me...

@shibao

Is he actually financially successful?

@shibao

Low-resource, responsive web content?