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A single spinning disk visible, no redundancy
This doesn't even look like it would cut it as a desktop for any remotely intensive work, let alone as a server
Edit: that might be the corner of a second disk down there
Edit 2: okay read down the article and this is 16 crappy computers which is marginally better
That's how corruption looks like in practice....
Did the article call it corruption?
There's no way that PSU is even worth the $70 the article says is normal, someone got fleeced
Did they forget a zero in that percentage?
Probably for the VMware license :P
Not unlike the $400,000,000 that was allocated to build the tent city known as Alligator Auschwitz.