bjhkx

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   by bjhkx 7y ago

   Firefox is faster than Chrome with their synthetic benchmarks.
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   by bjhkx 7y ago

   Okay and? Why does userspace care about this? Should Emacs not run on btrfs?
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   by bjhkx 7y ago

   No, that's the argument this article is supposedly making. But it's not actually making it. That's the problem. Filesystems are an abstraction and I expected to see some problems regarding a leaky abstraction or something, bu
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   by bjhkx 7y ago

   Uh? http://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share/desktop/world...
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   by bjhkx 7y ago

   I guess it's a matter of choice for people who still use Firefox.
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   by bjhkx 7y ago

   From reading the first paragraph it sounds like the author will explain to great lengths why Dropbox had it hard to support filesystems other than ext4. But then you read the article and it goes to explain how dealing with files is hard and
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   by bjhkx 7y ago

   Why is this comment flagged but can be replied to and it's not hidden from view?
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   by bjhkx 7y ago

   Disconnected, okay. Lose your cart... why? Cookies and sessions existed back then.
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   by bjhkx 7y ago

   >Then set up a MongoDB database to automatically generate Apple store accounts to create game accounts, Anybody without a technical background could read this and think that MongoDB is some kind of Apple accounts generator software.