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Would be nice if you could store a diff, so a changing counter would only have to store the changed counter after the initial save.

• murukesh_s 8y ago
  Wondering the same. How if used git protocol itself? Not sure how efficient is git, but if it is then it's a relatively easier change
  • eythian 8y ago
    Git doesn't store diffs, it stores whole files.
    • rakoo 8y ago
      No, git packs do store base blobs and diffs, which are not visible to end users; the git plumbing hides this and only presents blobs to the user.
• zaarn 8y ago
  You can do this if you group all site visits into one common WARC and compress it (or dedup it otherwise). WARC itself does have a method of dedup if the response is the same (or mostly the same) but terrible if content changes.