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I disabled mine because it was constantly writing to my SSD.

• felooboolooomba 4mo ago
  I solved it by storing the data on /dev/null
  • permalac 4mo ago
    Pretty big space.
  • Daviey 4mo ago
    The writes are insanely fast.
    • spwa4 4mo ago
      The reads are even faster.
  • futune 4mo ago
    If /dev/null is fast and web scale, I will use it.
• Modified3019 4mo ago
  In case you haven’t considered, HDDs work great for this, since write wear out isn’t really a factor for those. ZFS can also help batch together TXG’s until they hit time or size limits before commit it at once to the disk.