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by dragontamer
2893 days ago
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> None of this has anything to do with fast persistent storage, but I sincerely hope the era of 500-day uptimes is waning. On the contrary. Persistent memory means that infinite uptime is the future. Which, as you note, is difficult. Resetting the OS every now and then to a known state is a good practice, although disruptive to a lot of workflows. If anything, I consider your post to be an argument AGAINST persistent memory. |
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