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Author Archives: Alex Galbraith
Yet MORE Intel NUC Models on the way for your Nanolab!
For those of you who are regular followers of my blog, you will know I am a great proponent of the Intel NUC range for their low noise, [..]
Maximising Perceived Memory Utilisation in vSphere
One of the few drawbacks of the Intel NUC, HP Microserver or most other small form factor motherboards is that most of these systems have only two memory [..]
VMware vExpert 2013
I’ve had a blog / homepage on and off for years, but from pretty much day one I treated it a bit like an old suit; out of [..]
Windows Server 2012 Storage Spaces Missing Disks
This is just an annoying quick bug I came across today while messing with Windows 2012 Storage Spaces. The bug apparently affects a significant number of RAID controllers, [..]
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