Notices by Bernie (codewiz@mstdn.io), page 17

@benoit Good point, if games from the same company have tons of duplicate assets, btrfs will help.

Transparent compression, on the other hand, shouldn't help much: all media is already stored in compressed formats, and there isn't a lot of code or text.

@benoit Why not f2fs? That's what all Android phones use nowadays, and I've seen good benchmarks for "read mostly" workloads.

@makuharigaijin @globalc @benoit wow, not all families enjoy enterprise level IT 😆

@globalc @benoit If I were Red Hat, I also wouldn't want to explain to my paying customers how to recover an unbootable system when btrfs becomes "imbalanced".

@lcruggeri Like most of us 😂

@lcruggeri I'd like to see some benchmarks first. If it performs like ext4 while offering the advanced features of btrfs and zfs, I would consider
switching my root partition to it.

It will take some time before mainstream Linux distros will start offering bcachefs as an installation option, let alone make it the default.

I just started a thread on Hacker News about Encrypted Client Hello (ECH):
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38066009

Feel free to comment either here or there.

#ECH #DoH #Firefox #Mozilla #Chrome #Chromium

@lcruggeri What do you mean by "stand" in this context?

The first bullet point on bcachefs.org says that it's a COW filesystem, like zfs and btrfs.

I'm using XFS because Btrfs had performance and stability problems every time I gave it another chance.

I never bothered testing OpenZFS because an out-of-tree filesystem is a huge red flag for me.

@binarypie

@binarypie It's been under development for 3-4 years, and finally it seems to be ready to merge into Linux 6.7:
https://www.phoronix.com/news/Bcachefs-In-Linux-Next

Has anyone already tried out #bcachefs on their #linux system? And how good is it?

https://bcachefs.org/

I added my comment to the pile, but I doubt there will be a straight answer to my simple question:
https://github.com/Morganamilo/paru/discussions/974#discussioncomment-7417861

@unfortunateshort

@unfortunateshort There's a pinned comment on the paru package in AUR with a vague note on this issue:

"you're better off contacting her via the github, this comments section is 90% "it's out of date" from people who didn't scroll down before posting"

I didn't read *11* pages of comments, but two recent ones say:

"As Morganamilo said:
Not out of date. Just people flag it as such."

"https://github.com/Morganamilo/paru/discussions/974 They said that paru-bin is the officially supported and is not out of date. Idk"

@enigma @mos_8502 @thomas Some coders really work "just for fun"...

@enigma @mos_8502 @thomas Haha, didn't know this backstory.

@mos_8502 @enigma @thomas I feel compelled to mention Margaret Hamilton on this thread, although she did the fun part of the AGC... the code!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_Hamilton_(software_engineer)

人工知能
jin-cou-chi-nou

人 = human
工 = construction
人工 = artificial

知 = knowledge
能 = ability
知能 = intelligence

人工知能 = artificial intelligence

https://jisho.org/word/%E4%BA%BA%E5%B7%A5%E7%9F%A5%E8%83%BD
#anime #japanese #PLUTO

By the way, this is what modern day Shimbashi Station looks like:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shimbashi_Station

#tokyo #anime #rurounikenshin

At the beginning of the Meiji Era, Japan was transitioning from being a feudal country under the Shoguns to a modern country with trains and cars.

Kenshin and his friends are using traditional clothes, while Yutaro's family embraced Western clothing.

#anime #japan #rurounikenshin

I love how #RurouniKenshin portraits Tokyo in 1878.
#tokyo #japan #anime