How does it compare to bcrashfs?

I read this in the “cartman crying to his mom” voice

https://youtu.be/YP9OO7JfRGg

Im not your dude, buddy!

Its really that simple

That should def be open source

Copilot! What is the race and sexual orentaion of the player who headshot me!?

Wait, so youre telling me rich people extracting more and more profit each year doesnt make it cheaper over time?

I created a bucket of fresh water using nothing but sea water, a membrane, and a bucket of fresh water.

Jellyfin is terrible with metadata, im looking for a solution too

I remember when facebook had a policy to require users to opt-in to having third parties scrape users data, but then it turned out a “bug” caused FB to sell everyones data anyway and they made billions more money than they would have.

I have no doubt a similar “bug” will make its way to the MS servers if one hasnt already.

Which means an AI scans it…

The linux kernel, which git was created for, uses signed commits…

Idk where you got that definition… a block chain is just a chain of blocks…

If someone unilaterally forces a history change, that will be apparent to everyone and they can choose to reject those changes…

Git uses signed blocks for centralization… you can see that the official linux kernel is signed by linus torvalds… but all of this is irrelevant because blockchains are a datastructure that is indepenant from the concept of centralization. It is just a chain of blocks… proof-of-work and signing are about centralization but they are different concepts.

Git doesn’t sign commits, at least not cryptographically.

Yeah, it does…
If you barely know shit about git why wouldnt you at least try googleing before posting??

Who says blockchains cant also form a DAG?
Its a blockchain because each block contains a digest of the previous block(s), which creates a tamper-evident chain of digests for all history.

Its just a type of blockchain, just like a subaru is a type of car.

You might have grown up thinking “all cars have 4 wheels”, but my subaru has a fifth wheel in the back and its still a car because having exactly 4 wheels it not the defining charcteristic of cars.

No a blockchain is a chain of blocks. Its an append only datastructure that provides a cryptographically verifiable history. Proof-of-work is what allows for public concensus in crypto currencies like bitcoin, where as git uses signed blocks to identify different chains.

Git uses blockchains to store pretty much all of the worlds software…

Google his last name and count the number of american news corps covering it…

You dont even need an nvidia card to open the nvidia settings on linux