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FreeBSD pkg download speed sucks even freebsd iso download speeds sucks lol I guess they forgot to upgrade their internet connection since 2000 ! not acceptable, not doable its a hard pass for me , thank for playing.

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Fine for me but... why do you present the diabolic picture. Do You think is not enough devils acts on its self on the earth?

It's funny that you call this ZFS for newbies...I still picked up a lot, but I'm going to need a lot more videos.

Very good content, Joel blog is awesome too !

This is a really helpful talk. Thank you!

Interesting talk.

"Math is hard, but they're working on changing that." I love quoting folks out of context lol

Thank you for the best practical explanation of ZFS, even 4 yrs later!

Awesome work.

If the card doesn't want to reinit, why would you try? Set it up the do the initial init, then keep the init-ed instance around under the notion that one use guarantees more use. Just lie to it. Sweet sweet lies.

I enjoyed that a lot , I love Dan's demeanour.

I'm gonna check out `show running-configuration` now

Good talk

He is probably a very knowledgable guy, but presenting and answering questions is a mess.

Thank you for sharing your love! ❤

great , another presentation by a BSD fanboy telling everybody else they are dumb i have wonder what OS is he running on his desktop/laptop 😆

while a FreeBSD user is served at 0kb/s as they can't watch Netflix on their beloved OS.

when i was new to ZFS, i didn't understand the difference between pools and vdevs too. vdevs is where you implement redundancy, either through mirroring or parity (raidz). multiple vdevs is how you expand the usable storage of a pool (until raidz expansion ships). if any vdev fails, all of your data from the pool is inaccessible. besides expansion there is a second reason for why you might want to create a pool from multiple vdevs instead of a single large one: raidz resilvering (i.e. after replacing a faulty drive) is extremely straining on all drives of the faulted drive's vdev. if you put 20 drives into a single vdev for a pool, resilvering will add wear to 20 drives. if you instead do 2 vdevs with 10 drives each, a resilvering will only add wear to 10 drives etc. so vdev arrangements are also relevant for wear and risk management.

"device registers are kind of like locations in memory" the point is that they are _meaningful_ locations in memory, not just bytes to store some software state. So, it is not like an _array_ of ints, it is more like a _struct_ of ints with meaningful names. What's worse, often the meaningful part is the _bitfields_ inside the registers, not the registers themselves. C does not have a nice language semantics to support that.

25:20 can someone explain what he's saying here? it doesn't make much sense to me. To me it sounds like he says, only put your os on zfs and your actual data on other non zfs filesystems. But this is a zfs talk so that doesn't make much sense. Then I looked up UFS and found unix file system, so he's saying to put like a virtual filesystem on top of zfs and boot from that? and what is the HBA he's refering to? also booting from motherboard?????

this was awesome, thanks for sharing!

Good to see Beckhoff here, it's one of the few German tech companies I actually like.

his accent sounds like he's about to cry talking about the absurd audits the entire time

I have the original MINIX book, just because its one of the first OS books in my collection. It started long ago with the 5 1/2" floppies in the back of the book.