I read the article, so I know that they fixed that by taking the old design which had no lift, ran it through a ton of simulations and found a design which has the lift necessary to fix this. It's not like people never discover new things.

Micron's Website: http://www.micron.com/
What Micron is: A company that is in the business of designing and building some of the world’s most advanced memory and semiconductor technologies.

To Infinity.... and beyond?

this guy! the most insulting way possible to say be thankful for someone else adding the information you needed to add to the discussion.

WTF; That is not what was said at all... Now, certainly you could IMPLY that the person was the only Russian on an Irish block and therefore wouldn't be involved in mischief?

I can't say what version of the DSM we are using, however, these were synology boxes purchased in the past 6 months.

As far as the email feature, it is consistent across versions. We opened a case with synology and they said that this is the expected behavior at this time. There are unsupported hacks that involve logging in to console and modifying it. But in the future they plan to correct this.

Am I the only one that finds the Synology GUI the worst piece of crap ever? Maybe the experience is tainted by the fact that I always work with them over an RDP connection, but it loads a huge freakin image, I have to drag and click stuff with terrible responsiveness. Sometimes I have to click twice, its always laggy and the UI never fits the resolution I'm working with.

That being said, it has a ridiculous flaw in its email implementation that conflicts with the CRM software my company uses, it always sends the email FROM the same address it is sending TO, really... how hard is that to be user configurable and why would you make your TO your FROM, isn't that just a red flag for spam

Your mistaken, it is only in the person's interest to drive up the stock in the short term as high as possible to cash in, if it screws the company, oh well, he got his money.

From their website:
http://wiki.lustre.org/index.php/Main_Page

High Performance and Scalability

For the world's largest and most complex computing environments, the Lustre file system redefines high performance, scaling to tens of thousands of nodes and petabytes of storage with groundbreaking I/O and metadata throughput.

Isn't this something that people that setup QoS on their home router's know about? Isn't this what the program Wondershaper fixes when run on your home linux router. I think we have known about this for years.