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That's a really important question. It should be possible to cross-file de-dup more than just images. One important test to watch will be Ocarina's market suc
by adamsmith 16y ago
That's a really important question.
It should be possible to cross-file de-dup more than just images.
One important test to watch will be Ocarina's market success, or lack thereof.
EDIT: also, because of the growth of proprietary data stores in the cloud it becomes more and more lucrative to leverage this tech even if it's not a standard. E.g. if you were Amazon S3 compressing redundancies, you use JPEG on your interfaces but use a non-standardized algorithm on your backend.
- jodrellblank 16y agoIt should be possible to cross-file de-dup more than just images. Sit your files on ZFS with dedupe enabled and it will do that to any block-of-data. Not using filetype specific methods like the post describes, but file-agnostic dedupe nonetheless.