rleigh

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   by rleigh 11y ago

   In theory, yes. Unfortunately, every time my Btrfs filesystems have encountered a hardware glitch, it has happily trashed the filesystem beyond recovery (including both drives in a RAID1 mirror, one of which was perfectly OK). I use ZFS n
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   by rleigh 11y ago

   The cost and inertia is certainly very understandable, and it's nice to see Comcast being somewhat proactive here when compared with the rest. What does surprise me though is that IPv6 hasn't seen steady uptake when new companies
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   by rleigh 11y ago

   It's done automatically by your router and your OS. By default you won't need to do anything--you plug it in and it just works. On the machine I'm writing this reply on, when I boot it up (with either FreeBSD, Linux or Windo