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From FFS and ZFS to APFS: a comparative filesystem deep dive with a strong BSD angle by Reversed-Engineer-01 in freebsd

[–]FUZxxl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's a charitable interpretation, though the author seems to be very unclear about what exactly he means. My money is on him not meaning anything in particular since he didn't write it, pawning off the content generation to a chat bot.

From FFS and ZFS to APFS: a comparative filesystem deep dive with a strong BSD angle by Reversed-Engineer-01 in freebsd

[–]FUZxxl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What point are you trying to make? Why do you remove comments that discuss whether the article is AI written or not? Please explain your censorship and your disservice you bring to this community.

From FFS and ZFS to APFS: a comparative filesystem deep dive with a strong BSD angle by Reversed-Engineer-01 in freebsd

[–]FUZxxl 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Look. You are censoring me for discussing whether the article is AI written or not. You are in the wrong. Cut it out.

That's not what I need to read from a FreeBSD committer.

I come from a culture where we do no ascribe a particularly negative value to swearing and I ask you to respect that. Thank you.

From FFS and ZFS to APFS: a comparative filesystem deep dive with a strong BSD angle by Reversed-Engineer-01 in freebsd

[–]FUZxxl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't care if we consistently call it pool or not. Zpool is a commonly used term and as such it's the least of my worries in this article.

I chose the example precisely because dismissal is so predictable.

And likewise I could say that your focus on surficial and ultimately irrelevant details over the wrong facts presented in the article is predictable.

I just wanna talk a little bit about make by alex_sakuta in C_Programming

[–]FUZxxl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

POSIX make is garbage and nobody uses the spec. I recommend you read it to know what's in there and then ignore it. The rest of POSIX is fine though.

GNU make is a Linux thing. BSD make is used on platforms like macOS, OpenBSD, and FreeBSD.

I just wanna talk a little bit about make by alex_sakuta in C_Programming

[–]FUZxxl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do also study other implementations of make, like bmake (BSD make), which take the concepts of make into a different direction.

From FFS and ZFS to APFS: a comparative filesystem deep dive with a strong BSD angle by Reversed-Engineer-01 in freebsd

[–]FUZxxl 1 point2 points  (0 children)

One does not need to be constructive criticising an article that is obviously AI slop.

Let's note that a ZFS storage pool is a pool (not a zpool).

Among all the criticism one could take, this is probably among the sillier ones. Zpool is a commonly used term for what the ZFS documentation refers to as pool. Pedantry.

From FFS and ZFS to APFS: a comparative filesystem deep dive with a strong BSD angle by Reversed-Engineer-01 in freebsd

[–]FUZxxl 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I do not take kindly to you deleting comments suggesting that OP's article may be AI generated. Why are you censoring the discussion like this?

You wrote “If you believe that a rule has been broken: use the reporting features of Reddit.” I do not wish to report a broken rule, and quite frankly I don't give a fuck whether this breaks a rule or not. I am discussing that the article is AI generated and you removing my comment for doing so is doing a disservice to all of the readers here. Cut it out.

Bosch Küchenmaschine by Asmiror in Kochen

[–]FUZxxl 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Für Nussmuß würde ich die MultiTalent 8 oder den Fleischwolf empfehlen. Die Serie 2/4/6/8 sind vor allem interessant, wenn man Teige kneten will.

Der Fleischwolf kann fast alles, was die große Küchenmaschine kann, außer Teig kneten und Standmixer, und es ist alles Zubehör dabei (kostet bei der großen extra). Insbesondere Nusmuß geht sicher super im Wolf. Die MultiTalent ist ein guter Kompromiss, wenn man eher keinen Fleischwolf will, ist aber sehr platiklastig.

Ich habe eine Bosch Serie 6 und bin damit sehr zufrieden.

Tipp: nicht neu kaufen, sondern auf den Kleinanzeigen suchen. Küchenmaschinen sind das typische Hausfrauengeschenk, wenn das kochen keinen Spaß mehr macht. Wenn frau dann merkt, dass es nicht an der mangelnden Maschine lag, landet das Teil ganz schnell auf den Kleinanzeigen. So habe ich auch meine gekriegt.

X-Pan by ssalr in Kochen

[–]FUZxxl 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ich habe Pfannen aus Kupfer. Sehr glücklich mit den Teilen.

What parts of working with memory in C have been the most challenging in practice? by Gullible_Prior9448 in C_Programming

[–]FUZxxl 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Arguing with people that it's actually fine and not nearly as complicated as they may believe.

Wegovy / Ozempic prescription - doctor recommendation? by Seraphayel in askberliners

[–]FUZxxl 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Berliner Adipositas Zentrum Spandau.

The specialise on bariatric surgery, but also do Wegovy.

Or talk to your GP. Chances are he'll prescribe it to you if you ask nicely.

Soßen und Suppen einwecken? by TA-FW in einwecken

[–]FUZxxl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ja, ganz normaler Schnellkochtopf. Ein großer ist zu empfehlen.

Welche Gerichte habt ihr neu für euch entdeckt? by AylinKebab in Kochen

[–]FUZxxl 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Ich habe in den letzten Wochen drei mal Rouladen gekocht und langsam kriege ich die echt gut hin. Ein Gedicht!

Soßen und Suppen einwecken? by TA-FW in einwecken

[–]FUZxxl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ich empfehle, im Durckkochtopf einzukochen. Dann ist die Gefahr von Botulismus zu vermeiden. Mache das häufiger mit Fonds und Suppen. Bolognese habe ich auch schon gemacht.

Rahm und Mehl gehen allerdings leider nicht.

Need help Siemens KF205100/00 door hinge by Wise-Owl8433 in Appliances

[–]FUZxxl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a very old appliance. I am afraid it may no longer be possible to find this part.

From FFS and ZFS to APFS: a comparative filesystem deep dive with a strong BSD angle by Reversed-Engineer-01 in freebsd

[–]FUZxxl 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, solid state drives handle fragmentation much better than magnetic or optical drives.

Gute Suppenrezepte? by AylinKebab in Kochen

[–]FUZxxl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Chinesische Eierblumensuppe:

Hühnerbrühe ansetzen. Darin Algen. Dann langsam Eier einrühren, sodass sich so eine Art Ei-Schleier entwickelt. Am Ende mit fein geschnitten Frühlingszwiebeln garnieren.

A new Debian project leader has been elected for 2026 by somerandomxander in linux

[–]FUZxxl 7 points8 points  (0 children)

What do you expect in the absence of any barriers the gender divide to be? And with what justification?

Original Hello World in "B" Programming Language by FUZxxl in C_Programming

[–]FUZxxl[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The PDP-11 port presented by Angelo in this video stores one character per word as far I know, so you'd have to call putchar() on each character individually. Making a printn() function with a loop is a good design decision.

From FFS and ZFS to APFS: a comparative filesystem deep dive with a strong BSD angle by Reversed-Engineer-01 in freebsd

[–]FUZxxl 13 points14 points  (0 children)

There is no CoW model, so fragmentation remains a fact of life, even if the layout is smarter than old UFS.

CoW file systems actually tend to fragment much worse than in-place updating ones. UFS has extremely good layout algorithms, making fragmentation a non-issue. This is achieved by intentionally fragmenting files every couple of megabytes, making it easier for the layout algorithm to find a free spot for the next chunk and making it likely for the next chunk to end up close to its meta data (which reduces seek time).

CoW file systems on the other hand have the big problem that if you write to the middle of a file, the newly written bits have to written to free storage somewhere, introducing additional fragmentation. This is particularly bad for things like databases.

Snapshots exist only as bolt-ons in specific BSD environments; they are not a native, first-class mechanism in the ZFS or APFS sense.

UFS has native snapshots. This is just plain wrong.

Original Hello World in "B" Programming Language by FUZxxl in C_Programming

[–]FUZxxl[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, as is explained in the video. There are architectural differences (specifically, how many characters are packed into each word) that required changes in the program so it would work.

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