ReFS still is not supported for use as a boot (C:) drive, but it's used extensively in enterprise environments for VHD storage and as a backup target.
Snapshotting and merging is much faster because of "Fast Cloning." It also has something called "integrity streams" which can be used to tell if data has been corrupted.
I don't understand this all at a deep level, but it seems promising.
Windows Server 2022 supports hotpatching in Azure and on prem if hosted on Azure Stack HCI. Not sure if it's coming to Windows 11 or not.
I thought this was a stupid joke about blenders' blades spinning.
Monty Python Search for the Holy Grail.
"One day all of this will be yours!"
"The curtains???"
I also feel like it's also mainly for old nerds.
Oh neat, I was clicking the image, not the little image logo in the corner. Learned something new.
It still doesn't let you drag to resize/zoom like RES does for images and videos, but better than what I was originally thinking. RES also works on image links in comments, which I don't see in Lemmy yet.
I'm finding I kinda hate Lemmy on desktop without an RES equivalent though too. I miss being able to expand images and videos inline. Is there anything similar for Lemmy?
That's exactly when I started having trouble remembering. 30 was a milestone, but now I have to think for a few seconds before answering.
Somewhere, somehow, this is going to break something lol