26 May 2015 - RAID
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RAID originally stood for Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks, but
that is a rambling acronym with irrelevant digressions, since after
all RAED could be pronounced the same. Today the I is usually taken
as Independent, making it a rong application of incorrect discourse.
In practice, people usually say “RAID array”, which is silly, or
“disk array”, which has no future because it makes sense. In case
of verbing, they say “we’ll RAID these drives”, to which I can only
answer “Arr!”
clue:
And why do we still use the strange and opaque RAID “levels”
terminology for different kinds of arrays?
give me a clue so sweet and true