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Random fatass : Hey guys! do you wanna play gmo-*gets shot in the head*
smart JBmod player : JBmod is the best
smart JBmod player : JBmod is the best
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JBMod Player: Yes, I play JBMod *Lifts 100 ton dumbell* How could you tell?
Gm*d Player: Because you never have sex!!!1111!!11
JBMod Player: Can't, too busy playing JBMod. *has hyper sex*
Gm*d Player: Because you never have sex!!!1111!!11
JBMod Player: Can't, too busy playing JBMod. *has hyper sex*
JBMod by Mingebag 2.0 November 25, 2022
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I launched Dr. Breen like 350M in a catapault I made in JBMod!!
OMG I weilded like 3 things together to a cannister and made it fly high as hell!
OMG I weilded like 3 things together to a cannister and made it fly high as hell!
jbmod by happyface_0/dave December 16, 2004
JBOD
In computing, a redundant array of independent disks (more commonly known as a RAID) is a system of using multiple hard drives for sharing or replicating data among the drives. Depending on the version chosen the benefit of RAID is a one or more of increased data integrity, fault-tolerance, performance or capacity compared to single drives.
JBOD ("just a bunch of disks," or "just a bunch of drives") is a derogatory term - the official term is "spanning" - used to refer to a computer's hard disks plugged into a controller card that haven't been configured according to the RAID (for "redundant array of independent disks") system to increase fault tolerance and improve data access performance.
Most disk controllers don't have any RAID functionality built into them. In these cases, the Operating System sees the disk drives connected to the controller as Just a Bunch Of hard Drives. In addition, many RAID controllers default to a JBOD configuration before being configured for RAID.
JBOD ("just a bunch of disks," or "just a bunch of drives") is a derogatory term - the official term is "spanning" - used to refer to a computer's hard disks plugged into a controller card that haven't been configured according to the RAID (for "redundant array of independent disks") system to increase fault tolerance and improve data access performance.
Most disk controllers don't have any RAID functionality built into them. In these cases, the Operating System sees the disk drives connected to the controller as Just a Bunch Of hard Drives. In addition, many RAID controllers default to a JBOD configuration before being configured for RAID.
Johnny: I don't know much about raid, but I wanna add more hard drives to my PC to store all my Geighmahnpr0n, Game *Demos*, Keyboard Drivers, and Credit Card #'s on.
Tim: Hey johnny you can buy a controller card, and set it up as a JBOD array.
Johnny: Wow... I have no idea what you just said, but if you set it up for me I'll let you watch my mom in the shower through a hole in the wall...
Tim: Hey johnny you can buy a controller card, and set it up as a JBOD array.
Johnny: Wow... I have no idea what you just said, but if you set it up for me I'll let you watch my mom in the shower through a hole in the wall...
JBOD by Anarchy_Creator December 23, 2005