When was the last time you did an offline block level optimisation of your drives /g/?
Tell me you do this.
Tell me you keep your files contiguous across the disk?
>>52430287
>2016
>using shitty filesystems
>>52430310
>ext/HFS doesn't fragment
>ext/HFS stores everything contiguous across the disk.
top fucking kek dude
>>52430371
is that so surprising?...
195 non-contiguous files (0.0%)
575 non-contiguous directories (0.1%)
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713956 files
>>52430287
>lol NTFS...
into the trash
>NTFS
Good go- I mean, user!
>>52430623
>>52430609
>ad hominem
>>52430713
NTFS is objectively garbage. NTFS relies on an MFT (Along with a copy of it) to store ALL your file metadata for the entire disk, so if these structures get corrupted then your data is top tier fucked. There are more reasons why NTFS is crap, but if that alone isn't enough to deter you from using NTFS, then you really are a good goy.
>>52430810
So what, you telling me you don't have multiple backups of your data?
>>52430844
I make daily copies of my ZFS pool (which also stores the weekly hard drive images of my personal computers) in multiple locations. The average normie Winfag won't.
>>52430883
>ZFS
>using a testing file system
Thanks for playing, now make like an Abit Motherboard and stop POSTing.
>>52431103
>Implying FreeBSD's ZFS implementation isn't stable
Ok, kid. Thanks for proving you know nothing.
>>52430810
Did you try BTRFS?
>>52430287
> The current year
> Still using platter hard drives
> Still using an OS that forces you to perform maintenance on platter hard drives
>>52430287
>wangdangalooz os
top kek
I have Windows and NTFS on a laptop with a 500GB HDD, should I convert it to something else?
>>52431580
gentoo and ext4 of course
>>52431706
Yeah, without leaving Windows
>>52430287
> you did
Every modern Windows OS do it weekly by default.
