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by gulikoza 8y ago
Again, yes, you may rear end someone, but this is not the correct analogy here. In this situation, the car rear ends someone while you are fully breaking because you didn't pay for the automatic breaking upgrade. This is a fail.
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by gulikoza 8y ago
Yeah exactly...and those developers who just want to run something quickly are not really your ideal customers. People using it for workloads in production are...
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by gulikoza 8y ago
I never understood why "modern" tools like Docker have to provide everything: networking, firewall, repository, you name it... I understand somebody wanting to type "docker run xxx" and have everything setup automaticall
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by gulikoza 8y ago
OpenWRT is more "linux like". It can feel like a full blown linux system. Sure, it does have a web interface, but if you're used to doing stuff by ssh, OpenWRT is great: nice text configuration files, organized root tree and
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by gulikoza 8y ago
ATi had some Star Trek:TNG LCARS panels installed in 2000 and Klingons in Worf uniforms walk around IIRC. And there was Lara Croft throwing 3dfx t-shirts one of which my dad caught. Those were the days...
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by gulikoza 9y ago
There's ton of sites when you google ashift=12, http://louwrentius.com/zfs-performance-and-capacity-impact-o... or https://github.com/zfsonlinux/zfs/issues/548 for instance. Basically, a
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by gulikoza 9y ago
The thing I'm struggling with is 4K sector support. It's horribly inefficient with ZFS. RAIDZ2 wastes a ton of space when pool is made with ashift=12. And everybody knows 512e on AF disks is horribly slow...so ZFS is either very s