There's a fun podcast episode from 2012 where Siracusa flogs HFS+ and praises ZFS, for two hours: https://5by5.tv/hypercritical/56 https://5by5.tv/hypercritical

There's a fun podcast episode from 2012 where Siracusa flogs HFS+ and praises ZFS, for two hours: https://5by5.tv/hypercritical/56 https://5by5.tv/hypercritical/56 With a thorough explanation that filesystems shouldn't ever lose track of intact and corrupted data, in the 2010s—i.e. should have checksums of the data. Plus some discussion of WinFS/ReFS on top, and a story of how ZFS almost landed in OSX. I listened to it a few years later, but before APFS properly arrived on my Macbook. Was just the right mix of indignation with fascination that someone can go on about it for two hours straight. Which reminds me: perhaps I should look into receiving further rants about computing in audio format. Sitting on my ass before the screen does me no good.