STH forum and Google results

[chinesestunna]

Is it just me or anyone else experience a high number of STH results in their Google search dealing with enterprise hardware and setups, VMs etc.

It seems to me that often one of the top 3 results will be STH forum thread and usually that's the one with a solution or actual clue to resolving my issue. Most other forum results end with wrong info or people going OT and arguing about nonsense.

Love this place and all the knowledge/ingenuity it holds

 

[William]

Happens to me all the time, sometimes STH has the only results

 

[chinesestunna]

LOL exactly, just today it took me here: https://forums.servethehome.com/ind...300gb-ssd-connecting-at-3g-speeds-not-6.8799/
Which is the exact issue I have, wouldn't have noticed if sequential transfer of a 4 drive RAID0 array was so low, digging deeper showed only running at 3.0Gbps link speeds... Damn it Dell!

 

[Patrick]

This is also the reason I like to ensure we have proper records of what happened and how to fix stuff in threads. It makes searching later more relevant.

Just today I was at the HE FMT2 data center and met some nice guys who run a managed service provider and are across the aisle from a rack we have there. They were saying how they used the LSI flashing articles we have on STH.

 

[i386]

Sth has a great community, great discussions and even great off topics

 

[chinesestunna]

This is also the reason I like to ensure we have proper records of what happened and how to fix stuff in threads. It makes searching later more relevant.

Just today I was at the HE FMT2 data center and met some nice guys who run a managed service provider and are across the aisle from a rack we have there. They were saying how they used the LSI flashing articles we have on STH.

Thank you sir, I completely agree. When I solve an issue that's unique to a situation I also try to update the OP with the Solve along with relevant files/links needed

 

[BLinux]

the whole reason i joined STH was because STH kept showing up every time I searched for something on Google. It got me wondering, "what is this place??" and after lurking for some time I decided to sign up.

 

[TeeJayHoward]

I joined up after seeing a couple links from HardForum. Pretty much everyone I know that uses enterprise equipment at home is on this forum, and they're all incredibly helpful.

And yeah, I've noticed that STH pops up a lot when I'm googling for solutions to work problems. I love it, personally!