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ZFS scrub performance shouldn’t come at the expense of production worklaods. If scrubs cause latency or downtime, your pool lacks the IOPs and metadata performance needed for healthy maintanance.

The article failed to use the word "amazing" to describe anything and everything.

The point was that the quote being used to falsely denigrate Twain is from an accused predator himself made worse by the fact that it's not anything Twain said which is why someone here also said it showed ignorance.

The point is a Homer or Twain, etc, were original authors of works and Eastwood was not an author of any of those works. If an unknown actor portrayed the lead in a Huckleberry Finn film, that would not elevate that actor to the level of a Mark Twain as an author.

Not available for BSD though one might be able to run it through the Linuxalator on FreeBSD at least.

Today it might be but it wasn't always. I still remember curling up with a good book and I still do today. I know a lot of younger people might not even have a library card or go looking for a good novel to read.

Clint Eastwood didn't write any of those. He's an actor, director and producer of other people's work.

And you're going to quote a guy accused of sexual misconduct? CK will never be a Homer. But bringing that quote up from a piece of literature, not just something he said, is being ridiculous.

I don't understand what you just wrote has to do with anything here.

>Now, granted, Jamcorder is -- very much intentionally -- a simple device. I get that.

And let's not forget that. And let's not just follow the headline.

Greetings from a hardware engineer with decades of experience building hard things.

That is a really bad, far too fine grained example.

inspiring

You spelled "frightening" wrong.

I almost questioned the same thing but I think we both know that's what he meant.

To me this "knowledge" seems to be a crutch. Real knowledge would show how to do it on their own as thousands of us have done for decades and still do today.

I don't get it. I've been doing this for over 20 years exactly the same way. I even ran a business. The server I rent is $2/month. I read nothing new in anything in that article.

I don't get it.

It's articles like this that show why we can't enjoy our nice things anymore. There's always someone wanting to whip their own backs and tell us how miserable they are.

Perhaps I should have written "because they feel they have to and not because they need to."

You heard me.

I never had a Facebook account till about 10 years ago when I went to a funeral and found out about relatives who had one and encouraged me to join them there. I did but, today, they might post there three or four times a year to show vacation pictures and that's it. I, too, only look at it once every week or two in case there's an event that happened but that's maybe once a year.

And then, tomorrow, it will be some other social media platform because someone said something wrong on one of those. Because they have to. Not because they need to.

Correction as stated below: "Statistics suggest that Maria was undoubtedly poor and, most likely, Black."

I'm saying maturity, respect and a modicum of decorum makes a difference.

Referencing "multiple admins" and anonymous Reddit posters gives no credence to the value of this article.

I've always wondered about a woman, Mary Jones, marrying Tom Smith and deciding to hyphenate her last name with Mary Jones-Smith. But then she has a daughter Sally Jones-Smith who meets and marries John Alexander-Wabasha and wants to hyphenate her name as Sally Jones-Smith-Alexander-Wabasha.

Then she has kids that marry.

If they can't tell me what it is or how to use it then they can't explain to me how to install it or anything else properly so forget it. I'm not wasting my time trying to figure it out.

I would never use any product that can't explain on its own front page what it is and why I should use it.

>parasites that will pump resources and diminish the value of the system.

Countries' legal systems really need to do something about them.

I have no clue what this is or why I'm supposed to look at it.

Coding is easy. It's the programming that's hard.

I'm glad I'm a programmer and not just a coder. Just like Hemingway was a writer and not just a stenographer or typist.

Your comment has nothing to do with what I wrote.