What does Multiple Points of Failure mean?
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If you have a system with a single point of failure then if that failure happens the system stops working. If you have multiple points of failure then the system will continue to work as long as failures haven't happened at multiple points.\n\nAn example of SPOF system would be an online database hosted on a single server in a single building publishing through a single router.\n\nAn example of a MPOF system would be an online database hosted on several servers each with a separate router and at least one in a geographically different locale.\n\nMPOF systems are more expensive as you have redundant equipment but if the system is business critical then it's worth the time money and effort to give an uninterrupted service.
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an exception.some thing not consistent with an assumed  theory/relationship-in maths, a point of failure of the equation
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OVER PRE-CAUTION CAN CAUSE THE REPEATED FAILURE.
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@_@ That's a good one. Maybe because 'Fail' begins with F. It makes more sense than E in a rhetorical way, I guess.
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This is one of my favorite quotes. It means that there are no rules or special guidelines to follow to become successful. No one knows the exact way to do it, there's no recipe for success. But the way someone fails is if they always are concerned with making other people happy. We have to make sure that they are happy in life. You can never please everybody in life, everyone is so different and there are so many people. We have to be happy, simple as that.
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It means you can't undo your wrongs by doing another one again. The last line is used for making the funny concept about the matter.
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. My failures in life are what has made my life what it is today, so I cant count them as failures. You can say something like I should of stayed at that job. Well then on the other hand if you wouldnt have then maybe you wouldnt be at the job you have today. maybe you wouldnt have the new friends you have today. See everytime one door closes another one opens. As hard as that is, we need to remember that.
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Bad things don't last, either.  The more unusual a situation is, the less stable it is.  If a situation is more stable, it becomes the usual.
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It's pretty good.  Did you come up with it? Maybe you can reword it to read...\n\n"Do not laugh at others failures when you're not courageous enough to tackle one"\n\nKeep the "one" the same and let it have the same meaning (failure).  I like how you used one as a metaphor.  It makes the quote a bit more profound.
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Success usually comes to those who are too busy to be looking for it .it s possible to be fail in many ways ...while to succeed is possible only in one way
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redundancy is the word i think you are looking for.\n\n"it is redundant to use both words"
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If you are a woman, it simply means to have more than one orgasm during the same sexual encounter (with yourself or a partner).  If you are a man, it means the same thing but the execution is a bit more difficult... men usually have only a single orgasm per session, so multiple orgasms is generally a difficult proposition.
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heres 1 from my university. dont know how much itll help.\n\nhttp://www.upscale.utoronto.ca/PVB/Harrison/ErrorAnalysis/index.html
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Easiest way to solve it:\nthe probability that the first one FAILS is \n1.00 - 0.95 = .05 (5 percent of the time)\nprob that the second FAILS is \n1.00 - 0.92 = 0.08\nThey are what is called "independent events" because they are on different circuits.  So, the probability of two independent events is the product of the chance of each happening by itself.  \n0.05 * 0.08 = the probability that BOTH fail.\nI'll let you do the math and finish the problem.
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It is just a kind of proverb... meaning two unlikely events will hardly happen in a row.\n\nBut in fact, it is a very serious misconception! Lightning is VERY likely to strike the same place twice, because it likes to strike high grounded objects and there's not really many of them. Also, lightning ionizes the air, making it easier to breakdown in the same place.
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Broadly, it means that the hypothesis was not sufficiently proven (or disproven). This could be because of flawed experimental design, weak or improper statistics, or incorrect interpretation of results.
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Many compilers do this.\n\nThey point not to the source of the error but the first spot where there is an actual problem.\nThis is usually the line after the source of the error.  The error points to the beginning of that line instead of the end of the previous.