Hovenko @ Hovenko @iusearchlinux.fyi

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When I wake up, well, I know I'm gonna be I'm gonna be the man who wakes up next to you

420 is oddly specific

Just incels incelling.

It’s not about ‘can’ but ‘want’. And no.

Doesn’t wine app still have access to your home dir?

While being called millenials.

You mean incels

Nope, the funniest is his absent chin being desperately covered by suboptimal … whatever grows on it.

not a meme

Oh cool. Yeah. The update pre/post snapshots are enabled by default so you need a bigger partition. I think they recommend 60g? But in the worst case you can turn them off.

Regatding bleeding edge thing. I think it is pretty stable for general use. SLES (opensuse enterprise) is using it as default for root fs enterprise deployments. I don’t think they would risk finantial loses using unstable filesystem.

I can imagine the problems will probably appear on large scale deploymets, maybe with deduplication. For example I am using btrfs on my home server in raid10 array… for abou 6-8years now. I had issue only once so far which was due to me being a dumbass.

Hmm... it's complicated since it's a very opinionated topic. There will be people who like it and there are people who will kill your entire family because you mentioned it :D The benefits depend on what are you using it for. The difference is mainly in features it provides. I am using it mainly for snapshots, subvolumes and raid support. Raid is stable only for jbod, 0, 1 and 10. 5 and 6 are still having issues. Raid is self healing if I am correct. So if there are some checksum errors it will repair stuff from working mirror.

You need to do some research before using it. For example since it is cow FS it is not good for databases or VM images. But you can turn off the QCOW feature for specific directory. The other thing is space usage. Due tyo snapshots and cow feature 'df -h ' will not show exactly correct usage data. You have 'btrfs filesystem df -h ' instead. If you kill up the disk it can be more bothersome to clean it up afterwards.

I would say, try it out and decide yourself. There are definitely videos online that explain it better than I did just now.

None of what you say is relevant as well. You just got offended.

So we are going to erase every word that can be used as slur as well? I guess we will stop talking about animals like "ape", "pig", "monkey" and there should be a law that prohibits grouping of any round object that can be described as "ball" so people don't think it can be used as a slur. Yeah from now don't use those words in public because I will get offended personally ...

Btw dude... homo means human. Pull your head out of your self centered behind. There is a person in the same thread calling people 'douche' yet you are offended by completely normal words like 'homo' or 'retarded'. ;)

Learn the difference between adjective and subject/object. Learn about 'homonyms' - just a note for a special person like you "homo" is not a slur. Learn about confirmation bias. The example you have shown right now is superb.

But you know what? I am giving it to you. You have won the internet today. You are the best of the best. ;)

Yet you are the only one here calling people names. You make no sense at all…

No wonder you have no idea about meaning of the word 'retarded' if you have trouble reading. And calling someone 'douche' while playing self proclaimed moral hero is kinda silly.

And I agree I do not like sexism and gender stereotypes. But I can imagine them being funny for immature, mentally lacking people. :)

YOu can set those pre/post snapshots automatically and not really pay attention. I think OpenSuse does that by default if you install your root on btrfs. They even have an OS version called MicroOS which does a cool thing with snaphosts. Basically if your system does not boot after update it will revert automatically to previous snapshot, or you can pick a snapshot to boot into manually from grub menu. Bit it is quite a different thing than your usual linux distro as it uses read only root FS.

It's not a joke if people are not laughing.

Yes he does. He puts all the males into the same "stupid monkey" bag. I don't believe all male humans are reckless people. For example I know 0 males who would do even remotely as dangerous and reckless as it is shown in the picture.

Yet you are the only one here calling people names. You make no sense at all...