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poo poo, i forgot to park the hard drive last time i turned off my computer
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Tankakern posted:btrfs is fine as long as you keep away from raid56 it's quicker to reinstall and restore from backup than to rebuild any decently sized array mirror if you want to reduce unexpected downtime, or jbod and gently caress it
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Sagebrush posted:i just ran it and recovered 2 gigs, including 800 megs of google chrome cache and 900 megs of system memory dumps and temp files 2 gigs is peanuts and also those are completely inert files that don't affect performance in any way
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hackbunny posted:2 gigs is peanuts and also those are completely inert files that don't affect performance in any way b.b.but MY MEGABYTES!
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hackbunny posted:2 gigs is peanuts and also those are completely inert files that don't affect performance in any way 
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suffix posted:1. i have a disk with 2% used space gently caress off idiot. ZFS for lyfe! 
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Squeezy Farm posted:gently caress off idiot. ZFS for lyfe! You're pretty devoted to your gimmick aren't you?
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What is so special about the zfs implementation that Linux hasn't been able to copy it into the kernel?
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Janitor Prime posted:What is so special about the zfs implementation that Linux hasn't been able to copy it into the kernel? for one thing, it's good
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Janitor Prime posted:What is so special about the zfs implementation that Linux hasn't been able to copy it into the kernel? licensing bullshit
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Janitor Prime posted:What is so special about the zfs implementation that Linux hasn't been able to copy it into the kernel? millions of paid man hours and real qa
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should have used ntfs, op.
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Shaggar posted:should have used ntfs, op. http://blog.zorinaq.com/i-contribute-to-the-windows-kernel-we-are-slower-than-other-oper/ "Oh god, the NTFS code is a purple opium-fueled Victorian horror novel that uses global recursive locks and SEH for flow control. Let's write ReFs instead. (And hey, let's start by copying and pasting the NTFS source code and removing half the features! Then let's add checksums, because checksums are cool, right, and now with checksums we're just as good as ZFS? Right? And who needs quotas anyway?)"
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r u ready to WALK posted:I'd like to build my own Isilon, that seems like the neatest storage thing
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oh also pro answer is now storage spaces direct. linux options just look silly at this point.
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Oh huh windows server 2016 got released this week, I guess we can all point and laugh at https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server-docs/get-started/windows-server-2016-ga-release-notes while it rapidly grows to 20 pages now
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Visual GNUdio posted:posted by somebody that has never had to deal with an isilon in production
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r u ready to WALK posted:http://blog.zorinaq.com/i-contribute-to-the-windows-kernel-we-are-slower-than-other-oper/ he absolutely got discovered at work for writing that and wrote the response with a gun to his head
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abraham linkedin posted:he absolutely got discovered at work for writing that and wrote the response with a gun to his head hahaha
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abraham linkedin posted:he absolutely got discovered at work for writing that and wrote the response with a gun to his head Tankakern posted:hahaha
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my office gives out laptops with two partitions on a 128 ssd.... the d partition arrives completely empty, 29GB, so thats where my data goes right? wrong bitch. only the windows user profile (on c) gets synced with a virtual server drive. great thinking. i dont need the space but 
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You might as well have a Chromebook for that.
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r u ready to WALK posted:http://blog.zorinaq.com/i-contribute-to-the-windows-kernel-we-are-slower-than-other-oper/ otoh Protogon is a cool code name
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Satellit3 posted:my office gives out laptops with two partitions on a 128 ssd.... the d partition arrives completely empty, 29GB, so thats where my data goes right? wrong bitch. only the windows user profile (on c) gets synced with a virtual server drive. great thinking. i dont need the space but delete d:, expand c:
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although i have admin accounts on certain mission critical servers, i am not allowed even local admin on my laptop 
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unless they have locked it down to all hell I say boot up a partition manager and violate some policies
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r u ready to WALK posted:http://blog.zorinaq.com/i-contribute-to-the-windows-kernel-we-are-slower-than-other-oper/ holy poo poo the comments, how hosed of a place is MS when you have people being openly mocked for working 40 hours a week.
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i usually install ccleaner so that i have a one-click way to clear cache across all browsers while preserving select cookies. it's good for that.
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hackbunny posted:2 gigs is peanuts and also those are completely inert files that don't affect performance in any way you're the guy who throws away coins in the trash, aren't you
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lmao, every time I forget about why I never apply for jobs at Microsoft something like this comes along and I remember what a clusterfuck that company is.
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microsoft is the best company i ever worked for
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Jim Silly-Balls posted:uh ntfs for life, op Shaggar alt spotted
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lol if you know enough about this stuff to know or care about why you'd pick different filesystems or what raid56 is
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r u ready to WALK posted:http://blog.zorinaq.com/i-contribute-to-the-windows-kernel-we-are-slower-than-other-oper/ I can 100% believe this because microsoft wants for filesystems to be hard to write. windows has no equivalent of vnode and all windows filesystem drivers are half boilerplate SEH for flow control I find it a little hard to believe unless he means __leave
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lol vnodes? that's what you think MS is missing? it's a poo poo-tier hack even on linux systems, not something i'd spread around to places that don't need them. also, storage spaces direct. linux get rekt, there isn't anything even remotely close in the open sores world.
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You can buy a lot of Ceph storage hardware for the $6000 microsoft wants for a single Datacenter Edition server license
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lol nobody pays retail for that poo poo
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no, they pirate it to run on their home print server
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Tatsujin posted:holy poo poo the comments, how hosed of a place is MS when you have people being openly mocked for working 40 hours a week. quote:Ken wrote: Guys: Keep in mind that there's a billion Chinese out there training to take our jobs at half the pay. You may talk about family balance and whatnot, but you better have your retirement plans lined up. Be valuable or be gone.
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Visual GNUdio posted:lol vnodes? that's what you think MS is missing? it's a poo poo-tier hack even on linux systems, not something i'd spread around to places that don't need them. yes, every single filesystem reimplementing a vcb, fcb, ccb, cache manager boilerplate and all related and easily mistaken error handling and argument validation is preferable to a common implementation, said a goddamn loving pissbaby retard the documentation consisting of the poorly commented code of fastfat.sys, cdfs.sys and mrxsmb.sys, that double as boilerplate that you are expected to fork and customize, is almost as good as this box of turds I can't stop stuffing my face with I agree, no benefit whatsoever can be derived from a driver framework *wdf puts out a cigarette in my eye*
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