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More test results of the new Samsung 960 Pro, if your brain still has the free space to store it
Subject: Storage | October 18, 2016 - 07:30 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: vnand, ssd, Samsung, NVMe, 960 PRO, 48-layer, 2TB
Al has already exhaustively covered the new Samsung 960 Pro in his latest article, which also happens to be the premiere of PC Perspective's new storage testing suite. An in depth discussion of the new testing methodology can be found on the third page and you can expect to hear about it on our podcast tomorrow and perhaps in a standalone article in the near future. Several comments have inquired as to the effect this drive would have on a system used for gaming or multimedia and how it would compare to drives like the Intel 750 and DC P3700 or OZC's RD 400. The best place to find those comparisons is over at The Tech Report, their RoboBench transfer test features a long list of drives you can look at. Check it out once you have finished off our article.
"Samsung's 960 Pro follows up on last year's 950 Pro with denser V-NAND, a brand-new controller, and space-age label technology. We put this drive to the test to see whether its performance is truly out-of-this-world."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- Samsung SSD960 PRO 2TB M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD @ Kitguru
- WD Blue SSD Review (1TB) @ Kitguru
- Crucial MX300 M.2 525GB SSD @ eTeknix
- Seagate BarraCuda Pro 10TB SATA III HDD Review @ NikKTech
Intel Optane (XPoint) First Gen Product Specifications Leaked
Subject: Storage | October 15, 2016 - 12:05 AM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: XPoint, Optane, 8000p, Intel
Intel and Micron jointly launched XPoint technology over a year ago, and we've been waiting to see any additional info ever since. We saw Micron demo a prototype at FMS 2016, and we also saw the actual prototype. Intel's last demo was not so great, later demos were better), and we saw a roadmap leaked a few months ago. Thanks to another leak, we now have specs for one of Intel's first Optane products:
Now I know there is a bunch of rambling around the net already. "Why so small?!?!". What I think we are looking at is Stony Beach - Intel's 'Application Accelerator" seen here:
What further backs this theory is that you'll note the PCIe 3.0 x2 link of that product in the above roadmap, which couples nicely with the upper end limits seen in the 32GB product, which is clearly hitting a bandwidth limit at 1.6 GB/s, which is the typical max seen on a x2 PCIe 3.0 link.
Now with the capacity thing aside, there is another important thing to bring up. First gen XPoint dies are 128 Gbit, which works out to 16 GB. That means the product specs for the 16GB part are turning in those specs *WITH ONE DIE*. NAND based SSDs can only reach these sorts of figures by spreading the IO's across four, eight, or more dies operating in parallel. This is just one die, and it is nearly saturating two lanes of PCIe 3.0!
Another cool thing to note is that we don't typically get to know how well a single die of anything will perform. We always have to extrapolate backwards from the smaller capacities of SSDs, where the dies are the bottleneck instead of the interface to the host. Here we have the specs of one die of a product. Imagine what could be done with even wider interfaces and more dies!
XPoint fills the still relatively large performance gap between RAM and NAND, and does so while being non-volatile. There are good things on the horizon to be enabled by this technology, even if we first see it in smaller capacity products.
WD and SanDisk; sneaking a peek at the new 1TB Blue
Subject: Storage | October 11, 2016 - 05:45 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: western digital, wdc, WD, ssd, Blue, 1TB, marvell 1074
Al is hard at work benchmarking the new Western Digital SSDs and you should expect to see his full in depth review in the near future but for those who need immediate gratification here is Hardware Canucks review. The 1TB WD Blue uses a Marvell 1074 controller, a full gigabyte of cache provided by a pair of Micron 512MB DDR3 chips and 15nm TLC that should survive 400TB of writes and is warrantied for three years. Western Digital and SanDisk DNA meet for the first time in a consumer SSD, check out how it fares against the competition right here.
"Western Digital, once known for their hard drives alone, is now wading in the SSD market with two new series. In this review, we take the new Blue 1TB SSD out for a spin."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
Western Digital Gets Back in the SSD Game With Blue and Green SSDs!
Subject: Storage | October 11, 2016 - 03:50 PM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: western digital, wdc, WD, ssd, Green, Blue
It has been over 6 years since we saw an SSD come out of Western Digital, but we suspected some new ones may be coming after their recent acquisition of SanDisk. That say has come, and today we have two new SSD models announced by WD:
These new SSDs naturally borrow SanDisk 15nm TLC flash but drive that flash with aftermarket controllers. The Blue employs a Marvell 88SS1074 controller while the Green will use a Silicon Motion SM2256S. The Blue will have the typical SATA 6Gbps saturating specs seen in modern SSDs, while the Green will be derated a bit. Detailed specifications are below:
- Form Factors: 2.5¨/7mm cased, M.2 2280
- Endurance (Blue):
- Power (Blue):
- Slumber: 42mW-52mW
- DEVSLP: 4.9mW-9.7mW
- Average Active Power: 70mW
- Warranty (Blue and Green): 3 years
The WD Green will be more budget minded and is to be offered in only a 120GB and 240GB form factor, with reduced endurance ratings of 40 TBW and 80 TBW, respectively.
Pricing (for the WD Blue SSD):
The WD Green SSD will be available 'later this quarter', and we do not yet have pricing for that model, but it should come in at a lower cost than the Blue prices above. We have a Blue model in for testing and should see how it fares on our new storage suite later this week.
Western Digital Refreshes Colorful My Passport and My Book Lines
Subject: Storage | October 11, 2016 - 02:22 PM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: western digital, wdc, WD, my passport, my book
Western Digital has refreshed their My Passport and My Book lines with a new industrial design:
The My Passport line (pictured above) features a new design and colors. Capacities now extend all the way up to 4TB. Prices:
These feature password protection and AES-256 hardware encryption. There is also a 'My Passport for Mac' model which parallels the above series but comes pre-formated for use with a Mac. Amazing that they are now fitting 4TB of capacity into a 2.5" enclosure.
Also up is a redesign of the My Book. This bookshelf style drive is now a chunkier version of the My Passport products mentioned earlier. Thanks to Helium-filled HGST HelioSeal technology recently acquired by Western Digital, capacities now extend up to 8TB on this line. Prices follow:
I like the more squared off design, especially for the My Book, as it should make them more stable and less likely to be tipped over by accidental bumps. These also support hardware encryption. All models of both the My Book and My Passport come with a 2-year limited warranty as well as backup software to help ease the process of automating your backups.
About the "Firefox Is Eating Your SSD" Story
Subject: Storage | October 5, 2016 - 11:57 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: ssd, mozilla, google, firefox, endurance, chrome
A couple of weeks ago, I saw a post pop up on Twitter a few times about Firefox performing excessive writes to SSDs, which total up to 32GBs in a single day. The author attributes it mostly to a fast-updating session restore feature, although cookies were also resource hogs in their findings. In an update, they also tested Google Chrome, which, itself, clocked in over 24GB of writes in a day.
This, of course, seemed weird to me. I would have thought that at least one browser vendor might notice an issue like this. Still, I passed the link to Allyn because he would be much more capable in terms of being able to replicate these results. In our internal chat at the time, he was less skeptical than I was. I've since followed up with him, and he said that his initial results "wasn't nearly as bad as their case". He'll apparently elaborate on tonight's podcast, and I'll update this post with his findings.
Drobo Launches 5C - 5-bay USB 3.0 Type-C (Type-A) Direct Attached Storage Solution
Subject: Storage | October 4, 2016 - 12:30 PM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: usb 3.0, Type-C, Type-A, hdd, External, Drobo 5C, drobo, DAS, 5-bay
We looked at the third-gen 4-bay Drobo over a year back, and while the performance and price were great, it was held back by its limited number of drive bays. Drobo fixed that today:
The new Drobo 5C is basically an evolution of the 4-bay model. Performance is similar, which justifies the choice to stick with USB 3.0 (5 Gbit), but we now have a Type-C port on the Drobo side (a Type-C to Type-A cable is included to cover most potential users). The added bay helps users increase potential capacity or alternatively select BeyondRAID's Dual Drive Redundancy mode without as much of an ultimate capacity hit compared to its 4-bay predecessor.
The Drobo 5C supersedes the old 4-bay unit in their lineup.
The new Drobo 5C is available today for $349, with drive package deals offered direct from Drobo. Drobo is also offering a limited-time $50 discount to 2nd and 3rd gen 4-bay Drobo owners (valid until 11 Oct 2016). I have confirmed here that a disk pack from a 4-bay model can be moved directly to the new 5-bay model with no issue.
We have a full review of the Drobo 5C coming, but we have a few questions out to them that need answering before our article goes live.
Full press blast after the break.
Business on the front and back end, Kingston's SSDNow KC400 series
Subject: Storage | October 3, 2016 - 09:03 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: kingston, ssdnow KC400, Phison PS3110-S10, mlc, sata ssd
Kitguru has another Phison PS3110-S10 based SSD up for review, the Kingston SSDNow KC400 512GB SATA SSD. This drive is heavily packaged compared to others, with sixteen 32GB 15nm MLC NAND packages and a 256MB DDR3L-1600 paired with the eight channel controller. The drive is marketed at businesses and with an 800TB lifetime, 450GB of writes everyday for the five year warranty as well as SmartECC and SmartRefresh it would fit that bill. Consumers and businesses alike will appreciate the sequential read/write performance of 550MB/s and 530MB/s. Overall it is another drive that fits into the existing pack of drives and is worth your consideration, especially if you have need of its error correction features. Read the full review for more information.
"Kingston's SSDNow KC400 family is part of the company's business-oriented SSD product line which features end-to-end data path protection, technologies to protect data in the NAND and guard against read errors, as well as good endurance."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- Crucial MX300 2TB @ eTeknix
- Plextor M8PeG 256GB M.2 NVMe @ eTeknix
- QNAP TS-451A-4G 4-bay NAS @ Kitguru
- Drobo 5N 5-Bay NAS @ eTeknix
- LaCie Porsche Design Mobile Drive 2TB USB 3.0 Review @ NikKTech
Toshiba Announces OCZ TL100 2.5" SATA SSDs - 240GB at $0.28/GB!
Subject: Storage | September 27, 2016 - 09:51 PM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: toshiba, tlc, TL100, ssd, sata, ocz, 2.5
Toshiba launched the OCZ TL100 series today:
These are TLC SSDs aimed at the budget sector. They are using the ever more common SLC cached TLC hybrid configuration, and come in at bargain basement pricing. Here are the specs:
- Capacity: 120 / 240 GB
- Sequential read / write: 550 / 530 MB/s
- Random read / write: 85k / 80k IOPS
- Warranty: 3 years with advance replacement
- Endurance (120/240GB): 30 / 60 TBW (27 / 54 GB/day)
- Price:
Yes, that's $0.28/GB and a 240GB SSD at less than $70 bucks. The endurance is on the low side, but if these perform even half way decently, they will be a great low-cost way to go for most budget PC builds. We'll be testing these shortly on a new suite of tests with workloads that have been specifically optimized to more closely resemble real usage. These tests allow hybrid SSDs to use their SLC cache as opposed to flooding the drives with IO and forcing TLC writes. Don't be surprised if these perform surprisingly well for their cost. No guarantees as we haven't tested them yet, but we will soon!
The AS330 Panther 960GB SSD is branded Apacer but what matters is what is inside
Subject: Storage | September 26, 2016 - 05:42 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: tlc, Phison PS3110-S10, AS330 Panther, apacer, 960GB SSD
Almost everyone seems to be making SATA SSDs these days, the market is much more crowded that at this time last year which can make your purchasing decisions more complicated. If you cannot afford the new M.2 and PCIe SSDs but are instead looking for a SATA SSD then your choices are varied and you cannot necessarily depend on price when you make your decision.
The internals are what really determines the value you are getting from an SSD, in this case the AS330 uses the four channel Phison PS3110-S10 controller, 15nm Toshiba TLC NAND and has a 512MB DDR3L-1600 cache. This puts it in the same class as many other value priced SSDs from companies like PNY and Kingston. Hardware Canucks' testing proves this to be true, the drive is a bit slower than the OCZ Trion 150 but is solidly in the middle of the pack of comparable SSDs. The price you can find the drive will be the deciding factor, the 960GB model should sell around $200, the 480GB model is currently $120 on Newegg.
"Apacer's AS330 Panther SSD is inexpensive, offers good performance and has capacity to burn. But can this drive roar or will a lack of brand recognition cause it to purr out to obscurity? "
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
*Updated* Samsung 960 PRO and 960 EVO Announced - Details and Specifications Inside
Subject: Storage | September 21, 2016 - 04:00 AM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: ssd, Samsung, pcie, NVMe, M.2, 960 PRO, 960 EVO
I'm currently running around at the various briefings and events here at Samsung's Global SSD Summit, but we did get some details on the 960 PRO and EVO that I've set to go live at the NDA time of 1 PM Seoul time.
Here is a distilled version of the specs, capacities, and prices of the 960 PRO and EVO:
- 512GB, 1TB, 2TB capacities
- Sequential: 3.5 GB/s reads / 2.1 GB/s writes
- 4K random (IOPS): 440,000 read / 360,000 write
- Dynamic Thermal Guard (new version of their overtemperature protection - details below)
- 5 year warranty, endurace peaks at 1.2PBW for the 2TB model
- 512GB model = $329.99 ($0.64/GB)
- 250GB, 500GB, 1TB capacities
- Sequential: 3.2 GB/s reads / 1.9 GB/s writes (write speed is for TurboWrite SLC cache)
- 4K random (IOPS): 380,000 read / 360,000 write
- Dynamic Thermal Guard
- 3 year warranty, endurance up to 400TBW for the 1TB model
I would certainly like to see Samsung push the 960 EVO capacities upwards of 4TB, and with competing M.2 NVMe products shipping at a lower cost, those prices use some tweaking as well.
More information and pics to follow later today (tonight for you USA folks)!
**UPDATE** - since everyone is in bed and hasn't read any of this yet, I'm just going to add the information from the presentation here.
First, some of you may be wondering about the inverted capacity difference between the PRO and EVO. Historically, Samsung has shipped their EVO line in higher capacities than the PRO line. The 850 EVO currently ships in capacities up to 4TB, while the 850 PRO remains limited to 2TB. If you look closely at the photos above, you'll note that there are four flash packages on the PRO, while there are only two on the EVO. The cause for this difference is that the DRAM package (visible on the EVO) is integrated within the controller package on the PRO model. This is similar to what Samsung has done with their PM971-NVMe SSD, which has not only the controller and DRAM, but the flash itself all stacked within a *single* package. Samsung calls this package-on-package (PoP):
During the Q&A, Samsung's Unsoo Kim indicated that future 960 EVO's may also shift to the PoP design in order to shift to 4 packages, and therefore double (or quadruple) the capacity on that line in the future.
Samsung also tackled thermal throttling head-on with what they call Dynamic Thermal Guard. This is a combination of a few things. First is the reduced power consumption - the new controller draws ~10% less power despite moving to a 5-core design (up from a 3-core on the 950 PRO). Second, and perhaps more interesting, is a new heat spreading label:
This new label contains a copper layer that helps spread heat across more of the surface area of the M.2 part. Samsung gets bonus points for outside the box thinking there. The combination of the reduced power draw and the heat spreader help to make thermal throttling even more impossible under typical use:
While the above chart was for reads (writes produce more heat), that's still a very good improvement, and being able to move potentially the full drive capacity before throttling is pretty good, especially considering the new models are moving data at a much faster speed. About those faster speeds, here are some increased details on the per-capacity specs:
Take the 960 EVO write specs with a grain of salt - those are assuming writes are going into the SLC cache area but never fear because TurboWrite is getting a boost as well:
This new 'Intelligent TurboWrite' increases the SLC cache area significantly over that of the 850 EVO we are all used to, with up to a 42GB area on the 1TB model! This should make it easier to swallow those boastful write performance claims, as there's a really good chance that all writes any typical user applies to the new EVO will go straight into that new larger cache.
Apologies for the odd cutoffs on these pictures. They were corrected for parallax prior to posting. I also couldn't do anything about the presenter being in the way of the data :). I've requested slides from Samsung and will replace these here if/when they are provided.
Last but not least was a newly announced '2.0' version of the Samsung proprietary NVMe driver, which should help enable these increased speeds, as the Windows InBox driver is certainly not optimized to handle them. With the driver comes a new ground-up redesign of Samsung's Magician software, which added support for file-specific secure erasure and a special 'Magic Vault' secure encrypted area of the SSD that can be invisible to the host OS when locked.
This appears to be the bulk of what is to be announced at the Summit, so for now, I leave you with the endurance ratings and (MSRP) pricing for all capacities / models:
Samsung Kicks Off Global SSD Summit With 960 EVO and 960 PRO
Subject: Storage | September 20, 2016 - 10:01 AM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: Samsung, 960 PRO, 960 EVO, NVMe, pcie, ssd, Summit, Global
Your humble Storage Editor is once again in Seoul, Korea. With these trips comes unique skylines:
...the Seoul Tower:
...and of course, SSD announcements! Samsung has a habit of slipping product pics into the yearly theme. This year they were a bit more blunt about it:
Yup, looks like tomorrow we will see Samsung officially announce their successor to the 950 PRO. We'll be hearing all about the 960 PRO and the new 960 EVO tomorrow, exactly three months after we broke the early news of these new models.
There will, of course, be more details tomorrow once we attend the relevant product briefings. This will be late at night for those of you back in the states. No further details for now. I'm off to get some dinner and recover from that 14-hour flight!
OCZ's VX500, next generation MLC for those who want price and performance in the same drive
Subject: Storage | September 14, 2016 - 09:53 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: VX500, ocz, toshiba, TC35, mlc, sata 6Gbs
We've seen a lot of high end SSDs lately so it is nice to be able to link to the new VX500 series from OCZ, or Toshiba to be more technically correct. Running with MSRPs of ~$150 for the 512GB model and ~$340 for the 1TB model these drives will fit more comfortably into many budgets. The 1TB model does come with a bit of a price increase thanks to the use of larger MLC NAND chips and the presence of a RAM cache, the 512GB model forgoes the cache altogether. Hardware Canucks put the 512GB and 1TB models to the test and their speeds hit the top of the SATA charts; if you can't afford the newest SSD tech this is a drive worthy of your consideration. They did not have the time to fully test the durability but the five year hassle free warranty and rated total disk writes show that the NAND is unlikely to die any time soon.
"OCZ is diving back into the mainstream SSD market in a big way. Their new VX500 series combines an affordable price with excellent performance and some incredible NAND durability."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- Toshiba's OCZ VX500 512GB SSD @ The Tech Report
- Toshiba OCZ VX500 512GB @ Kitguru
- OCZ VX500 512 GB @ techPowerUp
- Toshiba OCZ VX500 SSD @ The SSD Review
- Adata's Premier SP550 480GB SSD @ The Tech Report
- Crucial MX300 750GB SSD, Now Packing Micron 3D TLC NAND @ Custom PC Review
- Kingston Industrial Temperature MicroSD @ Benchmark Reviews
Crucial's new MX300 SSD; new NAND means new sizes
Subject: Storage | September 6, 2016 - 06:29 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: crucial, MX300, 1050GB, sata ssd, M.2, 88SS1074, tlc
The MX300 series utilizes Micron 384G-bit, 32 tier floating gate, 3D TLC NAND which means that the capacities are a little different than we are used to. 1050GB is an odd number, the 978GB available after formatting even more so, but in the end the actual number matters less than the performance. The SSD Review tested this drive which uses a four channel Micron 88SS1074 controller and sports eight NAND packages with Micron LPDDR3 1333MHz DRAM for a cache. They tested a single drive as well as setting up two in RAID 0, the single drive could hit 535MB/s read and 516MB/s write and RAID 0 did indeed come close to doubling that. Drop by to see their full results.
"Due to the new 384G-bit TLC 3D NAND, the MX300 line up is now offered in 275GB, 525GB, 750GB, 1050GB, and 2TB options. From this announcement, the 2TB option intrigued us the most, however, they are still unavailable, so we opted to get two 1050GB models for today's review."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- Toshiba HK4E Enterprise @ The SSD Review
- Transcend ESD400 Portable USB3 SSD @ Benchmark Reviews
- Seagate IronWolf 10TB HDD @ Kitguru
- ASUSTOR AS6208T NAS Server @ NikKTech
- QNAP TVS-682T 6-Bay Thunderbolt NAS @ techPowerUp
Samsung's 256GB Samsung EVO Plus MicroSD card, for your 4K recording pleasure
Subject: Storage | August 29, 2016 - 08:37 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: microSD, Samsung, evo plus, U3, UHS-I
A while back Al broke down the specifications of SD cards and what each class meant and the proper usage for them. The top class is U3 and it offers transfer speeds high enough to support recording 4K video on your devices and that happens to be the rating on the new 256GB Samsung EVO Plus MicroSD. Legion Hardware just tested this MicroSD card and it now holds the title of best performing SD card they have tested. The performance does come at a premium, the MSRP of the card is $250 and even with a 10 year warranty this is still an expensive purchase. If you need the ability to record 4K video immediately this is the fast solution available but if you are still in the planning stages, remember that there is a new standard, UFS, which is due to hit the market soon and impact pricing of older products.
"Running out of storage on your smartphone, tablet or 4K video camera? Well the good news is SD cards have never been more affordable and crucially offered such huge storage capacities. In fact, Samsung recently announced the availability of a 256GB version of their popular EVO Plus MicroSD card series"
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- Seagate Innov8 8TB USB 3.1 Type-C Desktop HDD @ Nikktech
- Drobo 5n NAS @ Kitguru
- Asustor AS3102T @ Kitguru
Intel Revises All SSD Product Lines - 3D NAND Everywhere!
Subject: Storage | August 25, 2016 - 10:26 PM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: ssd, Pro 6000p, Intel, imft, E 6000p, E 5420s, DC S3520, DC P3520, 600p, 3d nand
Intel announced the production of 3D NAND a little over a year ago, and we've now seen production ramp up to the point where they are infusing it into nearly every nook and cranny of their SSD product lines.
The most relevant part for our readers will be a long overdue M.2 2280 SSD. These will kick off with the 600p:
An overseas forum member over at chiphell got their hands on a 600p and ran some quick tests. From their photo (above), we can confirm the controller is not from Intel, but rather from Silicon Motion. The NAND is naturally from Intel, as is likely their controller firmware implementation, as these parts go through the same lengthy validation process as their other products.
Intel is going for the budget consumer play here. The flash will be running in TLC mode, likely with an SLC cache. Specs are respectable - 1.8GB/s reads, 560MB/s writes, random read 155k, random write 128k (4KB QD=32). By respectable specs I mean in light of the pricing:
Wow! These prices are ranging from $0.55/GB at 128GB all the way down to $0.35/GB for the 1TB part.
You might have noticed the Pro 6000p in that list. Those are nearly identical to the 600p save some additional firmware / software tweaks to support IT infrastructure remote secure erase.
Intel also refreshed their DataCenter (DC) lineup. The SSD DC S3520 (SATA) and P3520 (PCIe/NVMe) were also introduced as a refresh, also using Intel's 3D NAND. We published our exclusive review of the Intel SSD DC P3520 earlier today, so check there for full details on that enterprise front. Before we move on, a brief moment of silence for the P3320 - soft-launched in April, but discontinued before it shipped. We hardly knew ye.
Lastly, Intel introduced a few additional products meant for the embedded / IoT sector. The SSD E 6000p is an M.2 PCIe part similar to the first pair of products mentioned in this article, while the SSD E 5420s comes in 2.5" and M.2 SATA flavors. The differentiator on these 'E' parts is enhanced AES 256 crypto.
Most of these products will be available 'next week', but the 600p 360GB (to be added) and 1TB capacities will ship in Q4.
Abbreviated press blast appears after the break.
More space than even Jimmy Stewart would need to satisfy his voyeurism
Subject: Storage | August 18, 2016 - 06:59 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: skyhawk, Seagate, rear window, hitchcock, 10TB
Seagate designed the 10TB SkyHawk HDD for recording video surveillance by adding in firmware they refer to as ImagePerfect. This is designed for handling 24/7 surveillance and extends the endurance life of the drive to 180TB a year, for the length of the three year warranty. Constantly recording video means this drive will write far more often than most other usages scenarios and reads will be far less important. eTeknix tried the drive out in their usual suite of benchmarks; being somewhat difficult to set up a test to verify the claimed support for up to 64HD recordings simultaneously. If you are looking for durable storage at a reasonable price and might even consider needing more than eight drives of storage you should check the SkyHawk out.
"I've recently had a look at the 10TB IronWolf NAS HDD from Seagate and today it is time to take a closer look at its brother, the brand new SkyHawk DVR and NVR hard disk drive with a massive 10TB capacity. Sure, you could use NAS optimized drives for simple video setups, but having a video and camera optimized surveillance disk does bring advantages. Especially when your recorded video is critical."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- Seagate IronWolf 10TB SATA III HDD Review @ NikKTech
- WD Blue SSHD (WD10J31X) 1TB @ TechARP
- The WD Gold 8TB Datacenter Drive @ TechARP
- QNAP TVS-682-I3-8G NAS Server Review @ NikKTech
- Low-cost 120 GiB SSD duel: SanDisk SSD PLUS vs. Kingston SSDNow V300 @ Hardware Secrets
IDF 2016: ScaleMP Merges Software-Defined Memory With Storage-Class Memory, Makes Optane Work Like RAM
Subject: Storage | August 16, 2016 - 08:05 PM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: Virtual SMP, SMP, SDM-S, SDM-F, ScaleMP, IDF 2016, idf
ScaleMP has an exciting announcement at IDF today, but before we get into it, I need to do some explaining. Most IT specialists know how to employ virtualization to run multiple virtual environments within the same server, but what happens when you want to go the other way around?
You might not have known it, but virtualization can go both ways. ScaleMP make such a solution, and it enables some amazing combinations of hardware all thrown at a single virtualized machine. Imagine what could be done with a system containing 32,768 CPUs and 2048TB (2PB) of RAM. Such a demand is actually more common than you might think:
List of companies / applications of ScaleMP.
ScaleMP's tech can fit into a bunch of different usage scenarios. You can choose to share memory, CPU cores, IO, or all three across multiple physical machines, all combined into a single beast of a virtualized OS, but with the launch of 3D XPoint there's one more thing that might come in handy as a sharable resource, as there is a fairly wide latency gap between NAND and RAM:
Alright, now that we've explained the cool technology and the gap to be filled, onto the news of the day, which is that ScaleMP has announced that their Software Defined Memory tech has been optimized for Intel Optane SSDs. This means that ScaleMP / Optane customers will be able to combine banks of XPoint installed across multiple systems all into a single VM. Another key to this announcement is that due to the way ScaleMP virtualizes the hardware, the currently developing storage-class (NVMe) XPoint/Optane solutions can be mounted as if they were system memory, which should prove to be a nice stopgap until we see second generation 3D XPoint in DIMM form.
More to follow from IDF 2016. ScaleMP's press blast appears after the break.
IDF 2016: Intel To Demo Optane XPoint, Announces Optane Testbed for Enterprise Customers
Subject: Storage | August 16, 2016 - 06:00 PM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: XPoint, Testbed, Optane, Intel, IDF 2016, idf
IDF 2016 is up and running, and Intel will no doubt be announcing and presenting on a few items of interest. Of note for this Storage Editor are multiple announcements pertaining to upcoming Intel Optane technology products.
Optane is Intel's branding of their joint XPoint venture with Micron. Intel launched this branding at last year's IDF, and while the base technology is as high as 1000x faster than NAND flash memory, full solutions wrapped around an NVMe capable controller have shown to sit at roughly a 10x improvement over NAND. That's still nothing to sneeze at, and XPoint settles nicely into the performance gap seen between NAND and DRAM.
Since modern M.2 NVMe SSDs are encroaching on the point of diminishing returns for consumer products, Intel's initial Optane push will be into the enterprise sector. There are plenty of use cases for a persistent storage tier faster than NAND, but most enterprise software is not currently equipped to take full advantage of the gains seen from such a disruptive technology.
XPoint die. 128Gbit of storage at a ~20nm process.
In an effort to accelerate the development and adoption of 3D XPoint optimized software, Intel will be offering enterprise customers access to an Optane Testbed. This will allow for performance testing and tuning of customers' software and applications ahead of the shipment of Optane hardware.
I did note something interesting in Micron's FMS 2016 presentation. QD=1 random performance appears to start at ~320,000 IOPS, while the Intel demo from a year ago (first photo in this post) showed a prototype running at only 76,600 IOPS. Using that QD=1 example, it appears that as controller technology improves to handle the large performance gains of raw XPoint, so does performance. Given a NAND-based SSD only turns in 10-20k IOPS at that same queue depth, we're seeing something more along the lines of 16-32x performance gains with the Micron prototype. Those with a realistic understanding of how queues work will realize that the type of gains seen at such low queue depths will have a significant impact in real-world performance of these products.
The speed of 3D XPoint immediately shifts the bottleneck back to the controller, PCIe bus, and OS/software. True 1000x performance gains will not be realized until second generation XPoint DIMMs are directly linked to the CPU.
The raw die 1000x performance gains simply can't be fully realized when there is a storage stack in place (even an NVMe one). That's not to say XPoint will be slow, and based on what I've seen so far, I suspect XPoint haters will still end up burying their heads in the sand once we get a look at the performance results of production parts.
Leaked roadmap including upcoming Optane products
Intel is expected to show a demo of their own more recent Optane prototype, and we suspect similar performance gains there as their controller tech has likely matured. We'll keep an eye out and fill you in once we've seen Intel's newer Optane goodness it in action!
FMS 2016: Phison E8 Controller - NVMe Speed at SATA Cost
Subject: Storage | August 11, 2016 - 04:27 PM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: ssd, PS5008-E8/E8T, PS5008-E8, PS5007-E7, phison, PCIe 3.0 x2, NVMe, FMS 2016, FMS, E8
I visited Phison to check out their new E8 controller:
Phsion opted to take a step back from the higher performance PCIe 3.0 x4 NVMe controllers out there, offering a solution with half the lanes. PCIe 3.0 x2 can still handle 1.5 GB/s, and this controller can exceed 200,000 random IOPS. Those specs are actually in-line with what most shipping x4 solutions offer today, meaning the E8 is more effectively saturating its more limited connectivity. Reducing the number of lanes helps Phison reduce the component cost of this controller to match the cost of typical SATA controllers while tripling the performance, greatly reducing the cost to produce NVMe SSDs.
In addition to 3D Flash support, the E8 is also a DRAM-less controller, meaning it has a small internal SRAM cache and has been architected to not need external DRAM installed on the PCB. DRAM-less means even lower costs. This can only be a good thing, since high performing NVMe parts at SATA costs is going to drive down the costs of even faster NVMe solutions, which is great for future buyers.
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The second concert in the Craig Concert Associations concert calendar will be this weekend at Moffat County High School. The folk trio, A Band Called Honalee, will perform music inspired by the legacy and music of Peter, Paul and Mary. The show is described as energetic, and will include band and audience interaction. Tickets for the concert or Continue reading
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Although the weather was less than ideal the Moffat County Hot Air Balloon Festival and Colorado Cruisers Car Show, attracted large crowds over the weekend. Hot air balloons took to the air on Friday and Sunday mornings but unfortunately were grounded Saturday morning due to dark clouds that threatened the event. Overcast skies cooled the day and made for a nice day at the midday car show. A late afternoon thunderstorm which brought wind, Continue reading
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The headline act for this years Annual Whittle the Wood Rendezvous in Craig will be the Subdudes, an American roots rock group from New Orleans. The band's sound is notable for the its substitution of a tambourine player for a drummer. They have released eleven albums. The last in 2009. For the first time there will be a nominal fee to attend the Saturday night concert at Whittle the Wood. $5 for adults. Kids 12 and under will still get in free. Past headliners at Whittle the Wood have included Rare Earth, Continue reading
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Sarah Sze
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|1969 (age 47–48)
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|MacArthur Fellow (2003–2008)
US Representative for the Venice Biennale (2013)
Sarah Sze (/ˈziː/; born 1969) is a contemporary artist who lives and works in New York City.[1] The artist employs a wide variety of materials in her work, ranging from found objects and images to sculptures and living plants, creating interesting landscapes across walls.[2]
Early life[edit]
Born in Boston in 1969, Sze presently lives and works in New York. She received a BA from Yale University in Connecticut in 1991 and an MFA from New York's School of Visual Arts in 1997.[3]
Since the late 1990s, Sarah Sze has developed a signature visual language that challenges the static nature of sculpture. Sze draws from Modernist traditions of the found object, dismantling their authority with dynamic constellations of materials that are charged with flux, transformation and fragility. Captured in this suspension, her immersive and intricate works question the value society places on objects and how objects ascribe meaning to the places and times we inhabit.[citation needed]
Coinciding with the explosion of information of the 21st Century, Sze's work simultaneously models and navigates the ceaseless proliferation of information in contemporary life. Her encyclopaedic installations unfold like a series of experiments that construct intimate systems of order – precarious ecologies in which material conveys meaning and a sense of loss.[citation needed]
Widely recognized for challenging the boundaries of painting, installation and architecture, Sze's sculptural practice ranges from slight gestures discovered in hidden spaces to expansive installations that scale walls and colonize architectures.[citation needed]
Sze represented the United States at the Venice Biennale in 2013, and was awarded a MacArthur Fellowship in 2003. She has exhibited in museums worldwide, and her works are held in the permanent collections of prominent institutions, including The Museum of Modern Art, the Guggenheim Museum, and the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; The Fondation Cartier, Paris; The Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; and the Museum of Modern Art, Los Angeles. Sze's work has been featured in The Whitney Biennial (2000), the Carnegie International (1999) and several international biennials, including Berlin (1998), Guangzhou (2015), Liverpool (2008), Lyon (2009), São Paulo (2002), and Venice (1999, 2013, and 2015). Sze has also created public works for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, and the High Line in New York. Sze was born in Boston, Massachusetts and lives and works in New York.[4]
On January 1, 2017, a permanent installation commissioned by MTA Arts & Design of drawings by Sze on ceramic tiles opened in the 96th Street subway station on the new Second Avenue Subway line in New York City.[5][6][7][8][9][10]
|This article contains a list of miscellaneous information. (January 2017)
Sze represented the United States at the Venice Biennale in 2013. Two years later, as an invited artist, she made one of the more memorable contributions to the next one. She is a brilliant, continually surprising artist, who uses transparent means and everyday materials – tape, pegs, paper, paint, stones, and her signature blue string – to manufacture magic. ~ Sebastian Smee, Boston Globe [11]
Sze seizes the occasion [of representing her country at the Venice Biennale]-rarely afforded a young artist—to dismantle a whole gamut of prevailing definitions of sculpture ~ Benjamin H.D Buchloh, Artforum [12]
Sze Timekeeper pushes aside, implicitly politicizes, even parodies, single perspectives and objective experience, to hint at a complex and profoundly mutual relation with all the moving bodies in and of the world. ~ Katy Siegel, Catalog essay for Timekeeper at the Rose Museum, Waltham, MA
As the United States representative to last summer's [2013] Venice Biennale, Sarah Sze orchestrated a masterly series of installations in the American pavilion. Insidiously undermining the pavilion's grand Palladian architecture and its intimations of empire, her sprawling project "Triple Point" confused indoors with out: It opened up side entrances and hidden spaces, spread like kudzu along the building's roof and crept into a storage closet in the rotunda. ~ Karen Rosenberg, The New York Times [13]
Sze gathers fragments of all kinds to produce new totalities. Destruction is a precondition for creation, and Sze captures those moments when the imagination turns wreckage into art. ~Alfred Mac Adam, ArtNews [14]
Contrasting the geometric with the organic, the industrial with the natural, and the domestic with the wild, Sze takes her work and the viewer to new heights. ~Paul Laster, Time Out New York [15]
Ms. Sze seeks to counter the presentational quality intrinsic to a gallery: a white-walled stage. Her hope, instead, is for people to feel as if they stopped by her studio, and she had only recently left the room. ~Robin Pogrebin The New York Times [16]
Sarah Sze's detailed, microscopic view of the world implanted in the US pavilion is perhaps the strongest and most confident treatment of that space I have seen in years. ~Okwui Enwezor ArtForum [17]
Art market[edit]
Sze is represented by Tanya Bonakdar Gallery in New York[18] and Victoria Miro Gallery in London.[19]
Personal life[edit]
Sze lives in New York City with her husband, Siddhartha Mukherjee, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Emperor of All Maladies, and their two daughters.[20][21]
Notable exhibitions[edit]
- 2016 – "Sarah Sze," The Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University, Waltham, MA
- 2015 – "Sarah Sze," Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York, NY
- 2015 – "All The Worlds Futures", 56th Venice Biennale, Venice, Italy, curated by Okwui Enwezor
- 2015 – "Sarah Sze", Victoria Miro Gallery, London, UK
- 2014 – "Sarah Sze: Triple Point (Planetarium)," Bronx Museum of the Arts, Bronx, NY
- 2013 – "Sarah Sze," The Fabric Workshop and Museum, Philadelphia, PA
- 2002 – Grow or Die, Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, MN (permanent installation)
- 2013 – Triple Point, American Pavilion, 55th Venice Biennale, Venice, Italy
- 2012 – "Sarah Sze", MUDAM Museum, Luxembourg, Luxembourg
- 2011 – Sarah Sze: Infinite Line, Asia Society, New York, NY
- 2009 – Tilting Planet, Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, Newcastle, UK[22]
- 2008 – "Sarah Sze", Maison Hermès 8F Le Forum, Tokyo, Japan
- 2007 – "Sarah Sze", Victoria Miro Gallery, London, UK
- 2006 – "Sarah Sze", Malmo Konsthall, Malmo, Sweden
- 2006 – Corner Plot, Doris C. Freedman Plaza, New York, NY
- 2006 – Model for Corner Plot, Agassiz House, Radcliffe Yard, Cambridge, MA
- 2005 – "Sarah Sze", Marianne Boesky Gallery, New York, NY
- 2005 – An Equal and Opposite Reaction, the Seattle Opera, Seattle, WA, (permanent installation)
- 2004 – Blue Poles, Sidney-Pacific Graduate Dormitory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA (permanent installation)
- 2004 – "Sarah Sze: The Triple Point of Water", Fondazione Davide Halevim, Milan, Italy
- 2003 – "Sarah Sze: The Triple Point of Water", The Whitney Museum, New York, NY
- 2002 – "Sarah Sze", Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA
- 2001 – "Sarah Sze", Center for Curatorial Studies Museum, Bard College, NY
- 2001 – Drawn, Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego, CA
- 2000 – "Sarah Sze", Marianne Boesky Gallery, New York, NY
- 1999 – "Sarah Sze", Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, Chicago, IL
- 1999 – "Sarah Sze: Still Life with Flowers", Galerie fur Zeitgenossische Kunst, Leipzig, Germany
- 1999 – "Sarah Sze", Foundation Cartier pour l'art contemporain, Paris, France
- 1998 – "Sarah Sze", Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, UK
- 1997 – Migrateurs, Musee d'Art Modern de la Ville de Paris, Paris, France
- 1997 – White Room, White Columns, New York, NY
Museum collections[edit]
- Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY
- Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY
- Guggenheim Museum, New York, NY
- The New Museum, New York, NY
- San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, CA
- Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, CA
- Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego, CA
- Detroit Institute of Art, Detroit, MI
- Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, NY
- Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, MN
- National Gallery of Victoria, Australia
- Cartier Foundation, Paris, France
- 21st Century Museum of Art, Kanazawa, Japan
- Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA
- Fogg Museum of Art, Boston, MA
- Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, IL
- National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, Canada
- Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, CT
- Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH
Awards and Grants[edit]
- 2017 – Honoree, National Academy Museum and School, New York
- 2016 – Louise Blouin Foundation Award
- 2014 – Amherst Honorary Degree, Doctor of the Arts, Honoris Causa
- 2014 – School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Medal Award
- 2013 – US Representative for the Venice Biennale
- 2013 – Inducted into the National Academy
- 2012 – American Federation of the Arts Cultural Leadership Award
- 2012 – Laurie M. Tisch Award for civic responsibility and action and significant leadership in education, arts, culture, civic affairs and/or health
- 2012 – AICA Award for Best Project in a Public Space, Sarah Sze, Still Life with Landscape (Model for a Habitat), The High Line, New York, NY
- 2005 – Radcliffe Institute Fellow
- 2003 – MacArthur Fellow
- 2003 – Lotos Club Foundation Prize in the Arts
- 2002 – Atelier Calder Residency, Sache`, France
- 1999 – Louis Comfort Tiffany Award
- 1997 – The Marie Walsh Sharpe Foundation Studio Residency, New York
- 1997 – Rema Hort Mann Foundation Award
- 1997 – Paula Rhodes Memorial Award
- 1996 – School of Visual Arts Graduate Fellowship
- 1998 – Visiting Lecturer, Yale University, Intersections of Art and Architecture
- 1999–2002 – Lecturer, School of Visual Art, Master of Fine Arts Program
- 2002–2004 – Lecturer, Columbia University, School of the Arts
- 2005–2008 – Adjunct Professor, Columbia University, School of the Arts
- 2009–Present – Professor, Columbia University, School of the Arts
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- ^ http://www.victoria-miro.com/artists/33-sarah-sze/
- ^ Oh, Inae (14 May 2012). "Second Avenue Subway Public Art Project Commissions Chuck Close, Sarah Sze, Jean Shin". Huffington Post. Retrieved 3 October 2012.
- ^ Ben Yakas (2014-01-22). "Here's What The Second Avenue Subway Will Look Like When It's Filled With Art". Gothamist. Retrieved 2014-05-05.
- ^ Halperin, Julia (June 2, 2012). "A Preview of the MTA's Ultra-Contemporary Public Art for New York's Second Avenue Subway Line". Blouin Art Info. Retrieved May 15, 2014.
- ^ "Subway Art on the Future Second Avenue Subway Line Revealed". Untapped Cities. 2014-04-28. Retrieved 2014-05-15.
- ^ Lynch, Marley (2014-01-23). "The future Second Avenue subway line will have cool art (slide show)". Timeout.com. Retrieved 2014-05-15.
- ^ Kennedy, Randy (2016-12-19). "Art Underground: A First Look at the Second Avenue Subway". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved 2017-01-13.
- ^ Smee, Sebastian. "Sarah Sze's beguiling art? It's about time.".
- ^ Benjamin, Buchloh. "The Entropic Encyclopedia" (PDF).
- ^ Rosenberg, Karen. "In Slender Filaments, a Cosmos Distilled".
- ^ Mac Adam, Alfred. "SARAH SZE AT TANYA BONAKDAR".
- ^ Laster, Paul. "Sarah Sze".
- ^ Pogrebin, Robin. "Sarah Sze Aims for Precise Randomness in Installing Her Gallery Show".
- ^ Enwezor, Okwui. "Predicaments of Culture" (PDF).
- ^ "tanya bonakdar gallery :: artists". Retrieved 3 October 2012.
- ^ "Sarah Sze – Artists – Victoria Miro". Retrieved 3 October 2012.
- ^ "An Oncologist Writes 'A Biography Of Cancer'". NPR. November 17, 2010. Retrieved 3 October 2012.
- ^ Shapin, Steven (November 8, 2010). "The modern history of cancer : The New Yorker". The New Yorker. Retrieved 3 October 2012.
- ^ Sarah Sze: Tilting Planet from Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, accessed on 12 November 2016.
Further reading[edit]
- Enwezor, Okwui; Benjamin H. D. Buchloh; Laura Hoptman (2016). Sarah Sze. Phaidon. ISBN 978-0-7148-7046-5.
- Norden, Linda; Arthur Danto (2007). Sarah Sze. Abrams. ISBN 978-0-8109-9302-0.
- Grambye, Lars (2006). Sarah Sze: Tilting Planet. Malmo Konsthall.
- Sans, Jerome; Jean-Louis Schefer; Fondation Cartier (2000). Sarah Sze. Thames & Hudson. ISBN 0-500-97490-X.


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Authors Kara Powell and Brad Griffin share a 15-minute glimpse into the research and core findings of the Sticky Faith movement.
Dr. Kara Powell is the Executive Director of the Fuller Youth Institute (FYI) and a faculty member at Fuller Theological Seminary. Named by Christianity Today as one of "50 Women You Should Know," Kara serves as a Youth and Family Strategist for Orange, and also speaks regularly at parenting and leadership conferences. Kara is the author or coauthor of a number of books, including the forthcoming Growing Young (fall 2016), The Sticky Faith Guide for Your Family, Sticky Faith Curriculum, Can I Ask That?, Deep Justice Journeys, Essential Leadership, Deep Justice in a Broken World, Deep Ministry in a Shallow World, and the Good Sex Youth Ministry Curriculum.
Brad M. Griffin, MDiv, is the Associate Director of the Fuller Youth Institute, where he develops research-based training for youth workers and parents. A speaker, blogger, and volunteer youth pastor, Brad is the coauthor of the forthcoming Growing Young (fall 2016), several Sticky Faith books, Right Click: Parenting Your Teenager in a Digital Media World, and the series Can I Ask That?: 8 Hard Questions about God and Faith, and has authored a number of youth ministry book chapters and journal articles.


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1) Order a new email address from Hover.com through the account provisioner
2) When the success window appears, choose to compose a new message.
3) Write a message to some recipient, and send
What happens?
The sending is blocked until the success window is closed. This is because the composer is attempting to prompt for a password, but is being blocked by the success modal window.
Moving to 13, as we're not shipping account prov in 12.
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Patch v1
So I know that we'd ideally like to have our providers echo back the user's password via XML so that the user doesn't have to re-enter the password for their new account...
...but in the event that this doesn't happen, this patch closes the success dialog when the user chooses to write a new message, which eliminates the password-prompt problem.
Blake - sound like the right approach?
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Patch v1
Ugh, given that there are more things we would want the user to be able to do after writing email, I don't think this is really the right approach, unless we can re-open the success dialog after the compose window closes…
/me mumbles something about compose-in-a-tab and tab-modal password prompts…
I mean, I guess this is better than hanging, so ui-r=me if we really need to land something, but it also doesn't feel like the right solution…
How about we just make the success dialog non-modal?
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Make success dialog non-modal - Patch v1
Making the success dialog non-modal is both possible, and does seem to address the issue (in that the password prompt successfully came up when I tried to send mail from a new Hover.com account when using a composer spawned from the success dialog).
What do you think of this approach, Blake?
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Make success dialog non-modal - Patch v1
Yeah, I think this works…
And the code looks good too, so let's say r=me while we're here to save time.
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Make success dialog non-modal - Patch v1
I think this is pretty low risk.
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Patch v2 (fixes tests - carrying forward ui-r+/r+ from bwinton)
Whoops - this broke one of our newmailaccount Mozmill tests, since it was using the modal window tools instead of our normal window tools.
This patch fixes that, and our newmailaccount tests pass with this patch. Carrying forward ui-r+ and r+ from bwinton, since the change is test-only.
comm-central: https://hg.mozilla.org/comm-central/rev/641e43f303c7
comm-aurora: https://hg.mozilla.org/releases/comm-aurora/rev/55b788e3adf0
comm-beta: https://hg.mozilla.org/releases/comm-beta/rev/5fa5eaf77d48
(In reply to Mike Conley (:mconley) from comment #9)
> comm-beta: https://hg.mozilla.org/releases/comm-beta/rev/5fa5eaf77d48
That was actually landed on a relbranch, so I've transplanted it to the default branch:
(In reply to Mark Banner (:standard8) from comment #10)
> (In reply to Mike Conley (:mconley) from comment #9)
> > comm-beta: https://hg.mozilla.org/releases/comm-beta/rev/5fa5eaf77d48
> That was actually landed on a relbranch, so I've transplanted it to the
> default branch:
> https://hg.mozilla.org/releases/comm-beta/rev/383e1aa8a1c5
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|1 Dash
|White pepper
|1 Dash
|1 Tablespoon, melted
|Lemon juice
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|Snipped parsley
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Pat fish fillet[s] dry.
Place fish in 12-oz shallow casserole [20-oz shallow casserole, with thickest parts to outside edge].
Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Mix remaining ingredients; pour over fish.
Cover with waxed paper and microwave on high (550 watts) until fish flakes easily with fork, 1 to 2 min [2 to 3 1/2 min].
Fish should register 175° on meat thermometer.
Sprinkle with additional snipped parsley.
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Calories 129 Calories from Fat 86
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 10 g15.1%
Saturated Fat 1.7 g8.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 26.3 mg8.8%
Sodium 84.3 mg3.5%
Total Carbohydrates 0.73 g0.24%
Dietary Fiber 0.2 g0.79%
Sugars 0.1 g
Protein 9 g18.3%
Vitamin A 11.2% Vitamin C 8.7%
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Looking for a Database-style App...
Hi all
I have a customer, who is actually a Milk-Delivery man, he's looking to throw his manual 'log book' in the bin and carry a Tablet around with him on his daily rounds.
He is looking for a database-type of App which will allow him to simply load up all of his customers, and simply flick through them on a daily basis to note:
- Their normal daily delivery
- Additional/Amended deliveries, when they are on hols, needing a few extras, etc
- When they have paid their bill (he collects payment as part of his run)
I am reasonably savvy with databases, so could customise one if it permitted this.
Any ideas of a suitable App out there which could be easily customised?
I could create this in MS Access for a Netbook very easily, but it would be overkill, and he prefers a Tablet rather than a Windows Netbook.
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BeschreibungThis book is an answer to my prayers of trying to reach someone who might have been in similar experience as mine, it's written for the purpose to help, the reader in knowing life is at challenge, to say our problems sometimes can be used as stepping stones to opportunities as you' read this book be encouraged and unlock your faith hope and love quit complaining because life isn't as nice as you want it look at what you have left never at what you have lost remember life has its ups and downs problems will come and they will also go, please take your time and read this book, as the purpose is to be a blessing to the readers, all things are possible when we believe in GOD, JUST BELIEVE IN HIS WORDS, GOD IS NOT A GOD THAT HE SHOULD LIE, TRUST IN HIM.Thank youAuthoress Dorothy McLeod, ( Davis)
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Development of a capacitance moisture sensor for chopped forage
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Ithaca Energy Inc. is a North Sea oil and gas operator focused on the delivery of lower risk growth through the appraisal and development of UK undeveloped discoveries and the exploitation of its existing UK producing asset portfolio.
Ithaca has a solid and diversified UK producing asset base generating significant free cashflow, mainly from oil production.
Current development activities are focused on the construction of a new Ithaca operated production hub in the "Greater Stella Area" of the UK Central North Sea.
The Company also has a limited UK exploration asset portfolio, with all associated well costs carried through farm-out arrangements.
Ithaca is a Canadian incorporated company with its headquarters in Aberdeen, United Kingdom.
The Company is publicly listed in both Canada (TSX: IAE) and London (AIM: IAE).


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