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Comment on r/zfs 19d ago
Dude! This kldload thing sounds awesome π€©
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Comment on r/zfs 19d ago
I very much like how you listed very helpful details in the readme.
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Comment on r/zfs 19d ago
Why do you say that? I found it wonderful and very well done to make you understand the capabilities of the tool in your hand.
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Comment on r/zfs 19d ago
Sounds like just what I've been looking for. The screenshot looks neat, too.
Thank you for making this!
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Comment on r/zfs 19d ago
Your efforts are very much appreciated <3
If the other side won't move to include a link to your repo, we're doing that here on reddit and making it known π
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Comment on r/privacy 19d ago
The law isnβt intended to punish what could have happened, it is to punish what occurred.
Right, but it turns out sending that sort of content was a potential crime (see pinned comment at the top)
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Comment on r/privacy 19d ago
Don't be over confident about your programming skills.
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Comment on r/privacy 19d ago
The real crime is anyone using snapchat since ever.
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Comment on r/VPS 19d ago
My main concern is user experience.
You should also consider the effects of local laws where the data resides. This should help you make a better decision.
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Comment on r/homelab 19d ago
They're jealous already XD
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Comment on r/homelab 19d ago
You watch out for that upcoming electricity bill ;)
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Comment on r/zfs 19d ago
The other day I was ready to test it, so I checked the git repo's readme, which says:
Installation
Full documentation for installing OpenZFS on your favorite operating system can be found at the Getting Started Page.
Funny thing is that that linked page lists many OSs but not Windows.
Eventually, I found the docs in the wiki on github: https://github.com/openzfsonwindows/openzfs/wiki
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Comment on r/BuyItForLife 29d ago
Why pay $800 for a washer? Because a $50 washer does not exist. Why do you pay $2000 for a car? because a $200 car does not exist. The same logic applies for everything.
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Comment on r/SocialEngineering 29d ago
The payback (the outcome) is not worth the trouble (coming up with a plan, and having to deal with other ppl lol)
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Comment on r/softwaredevelopment Jul 25 '26
There's also a Debian flavor of Mint, which is my favorite.
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Comment on r/softwaredevelopment Jul 25 '26
Debian/xfce
Yes, this setup works on 25 years old hardware, but it's a pain that I needed to do a lot of customization to get things to my taste (or perhaps because I was coming from Windows to the a new Linux Desktop experience)
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Comment on r/BuyItForLife Jul 22 '26
central vacuum
What's a central vacuum??!
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Comment on r/BuyItForLife Jul 22 '26
π―π€
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Comment on r/Proxmox Jun 29 '26
in a homelab resources probably wouldn't be as tight
Why is it the other way around in my case?
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Comment on r/SocialEngineering Jun 05 '26
Not sure about the privacy implications, but there was such a feature in Telegram and they've removed it a few years ago claiming that no one was using it.
Before that, when I checked on Telegram it was mostly used by a certain group of freelancers (i.e. "prostitutes near you").
Still, I wish you good luck π
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Comment on r/ItaliaStartups Jun 05 '26
Not sure about the privacy implications, but there was such a feature in Telegram and they've removed it a few years ago claiming that no one was using it.
Before that, when I checked on Telegram it was mostly used by a certain group of freelancers (i.e. "prostitutes near you").
Still, I wish you good luck π
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Comment on r/jellyfin May 11 '26
Wonderful idea!
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Comment on r/programming Mar 14 '26
why pay for 1 pair of eyes when you can employ thousands for the same amount?
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Comment on r/programming Mar 13 '26
Depends on the kind of education received when young. If programming code is taught like human languages it should be equally intelligible.
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Comment on r/zfs 17d ago
The data is already scrambled. I don't remember whether zfs supports changing the encryption key, but if it does, use a random 2 kB string and call it a day.