[–] 6 points 3 days ago* (1 child)

Answer: The cost of food has risen recently. As a result, using food for sexual pleasure is a more expensive proposition when it can instead be used for sustenance. OP makes a reference to this when he mentions the current state of the economy.

Of course pineapples may be much more affordable in your region, or you may be financially well off, so you may not have noticed the concern shared by others. If this is the case please see if you can donate your pineapples to local food pantries or sex clubs. If that's not feasible, and you aren't a big fan of eating pineapple, you don't have to feel bad about fucking it, as it would otherwise go to waste.

I hope that helps.

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  • [–] 8 points 3 weeks ago*

    JBOD = Just a Bunch Of Disks

    RAID 0 with 7 disks is a funny thought. Maximum redundancy lol. ... Edit: my brain broke for a moment and this has zero failure tolerance, 1 disk would break the whole thing.

    Worth a mention that if you're gonna do nested raid, 10 (1+0) has better fault tolerance than 01 (0+1).

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    Do I have a habit of starting to write a comment, then go "nevermind why am I bothering". Or I started saying something that I decoded is dumb and aborted (you're all welcome). Well at this point I have hundreds.

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