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 (DIR) Post #AN3hLqzMEkvQOn6gEK by volpeon@mk.vulpes.one
       2022-08-30T16:10:59.121Z
       
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       Is it a hot take that a filesystem shouldn't break itself for no reason after not even one week?
       
 (DIR) Post #AN3hZPZuwdHbRQfjpw by volpeon@mk.vulpes.one
       2022-08-30T16:13:24.824Z
       
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       Like why the fuck do so many guides recommend btrfs, this is outrageous
       
 (DIR) Post #AN3heN1rql3Qz16tWa by chjara@snowdin.town
       2022-08-30T16:13:57.574311Z
       
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       @volpeon btrfs is what happens when you like ZFS but are mad about random legal technicalities so you badly try to recreate it
       
 (DIR) Post #AN3i3A7gyHyKCAekUa by 9S@raru.re
       2022-08-30T16:16:51Z
       
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       @volpeon because it is quite nice. Until it breaks. And even then, it has a restore command to copy all files of a broken file system.
       
 (DIR) Post #AN3i3AalEDDxeKFxnk by volpeon@mk.vulpes.one
       2022-08-30T16:18:48.211Z
       
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       @9S@raru.re The restore command is certainly nice, but if the filesystem is so easy to break I'll rather switch back to ext4 where I never had to do anything like that ever, much less after not even a week ​:drgn_weary:​
       
 (DIR) Post #AN3iRPfgoZDtMr7ceW by Eldeberen@social.middleearth.fr
       2022-08-30T16:22:05.491304Z
       
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       @volpeon @9S How the fuck do you break your fs? oOAll my computers (servers included) run on btrfs from +3 years (some +5 years) and I never experienced any issue with it 😅
       
 (DIR) Post #AN3iRQ4rIzM8cutisq by volpeon@mk.vulpes.one
       2022-08-30T16:23:08.967Z
       
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       @Eldeberen@social.middleearth.fr @9S@raru.re I have no idea, I just literally used the system normally. I did not tinkering at all
       
 (DIR) Post #AN3iXmYEf2xk47fkNE by volpeon@mk.vulpes.one
       2022-08-30T16:24:19.586Z
       
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       @Eldeberen@social.middleearth.fr @9S@raru.re I also have btrfs on a laptop where it has been working fine, that's why I felt safe using it on my PC as well
       
 (DIR) Post #AN3iunBCUTR2fus05Q by 9S@raru.re
       2022-08-30T16:25:58Z
       
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       @volpeon @Eldeberen That’s weird. Well, if btrfs doesn’t work with your hardware, I would also suggest not using it. Maybe you should open a big report?
       
 (DIR) Post #AN3m4p2aj2F7CoJk48 by errant@glaceon.social
       2022-08-30T16:35:21Z
       
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       @volpeon I know this won't help you specifically, but from my subjective point of view it has been perfectly stable. For this reason, if someone asked *me*, I would recommend it to them. So I assume this has been the experience of these other users you mentioned
       
 (DIR) Post #AN3yZKT9deXYoh3Ug4 by me@mastodon.cysioland.pl
       2022-08-30T18:58:17Z
       
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       @volpeon I never managed to break it
       
 (DIR) Post #AN3yZKp8Jw7ZurL2w4 by volpeon@mk.vulpes.one
       2022-08-30T19:23:50.382Z
       
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       @me@mastodon.cysioland.pl I guess I'm special (even though all I was doing was using the system like a normal person) ​:drgn_weary:​
       
 (DIR) Post #AN418OciNw11kDNNlg by lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me
       2022-08-30T19:52:34.525124Z
       
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       @volpeon To me that's a 10+ years old take.t. ZFS user since 2007