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I thought from what was said that they couldn't replace failed hardware in the underwater Data Center. Sounds like an oversight to me but it is supposed to be an experiment.

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Thought provoking.

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They've not thought it out fully. There's no way to replace any broken/failed hardware. They needed some sort of moon pool to enable engineers to get in to fix things. but that raises other issues.

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the store isn't loading either.

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Interesting Article.

thanks for this. I learned many years ago that it's not about up sizing or down sizing. It's about right sizing - the solution for any requirement has to fit the all requirements. Too big or too small ends up costing more money than getting it right in the first place.

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good article and I feel the pain. Seems like every change request I make has to go through change control twice.

Good Article. I agree with Peter. I've seen too many people passing on without looking at the wider issue. Sometimes without looking at what's been investigated up so far.

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Good Article

Good Article. Remember going for a job interview and was asked about a time of change and how I dealt with it. At the time I couldn't think of one but I realized later that was because my life in IT has been constant change and I just took it as the norm.

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Question 15 seems to be in error. None of the options matches the hint.

Thanks, good article. Some of this boils down to the basics and it's good to be reminded of that from time to time as we often try to leap to conclusions to speed up the process and that's when the errors creep in or we miss something basic.

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Nice Article

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Thanks - Good article.