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"I love it when months-long anxiety over a bug ends up on a FIXME in the code."

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• yjftsjthsd-h 2y ago
  > I wonder if this kind of nonsense is part of what keeps feeding the myth that USB is not good enough for NAS storage and you should use Thunderbolt/PCIe or something. From a user's perspective, it doesn't matter where in the stack the problems arise, only that they exist. If Linux has better code quality for PCIe than USB, then it's likely that PCIe is better than USB in practice. (IMO this is a common mistake devs and other low-level folks make; users don't care exactly where in the stack problems arise, users don't care how elegant your code is, users don't care how ugly the code/firmware/hardware is - users only care what happens when they use the thing, and they only see the total result, not the pieces)