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Not using a parity bit to check for errors. For example, an 8-N-1 setting in a communications program, which was widely used before the Web, means each character transmitted contains (8) eight bits, (N) "no" ninth parity bit and (1) one additional stop bit to mark the end. See non-parity memory. |
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| JBOD mirroring is particularly well suited for highly random write-heavy workloads because, since there is no parity generation required, response time is kept low. |
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