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Linux Breaks 100 Petabyte Ceiling

Posted by timothy on from the no-stick-is-large-enough-to-shake dept.

*no comment* writes: "Linux has broken the barrier with the 100 petabyte ceiling, and doing it at 144 petabytes." And this is even more impressive in pebibytes, too.

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  1. Big deal by FastT · · Score: 1, Flamebait

    Who cares about this except jerkoff Linux fanboys that have no use for such a feature anyway? Um, there's a reason Linux is in front here--no one else has been dumb enough to waste time implementing a similarly useless "feature".

    Yeah, I know, what a rich tapestry of vision, solidarity, bazaars vs. cathedrals, free beers, etc. this represents. Whatever, blah blah. Instead, let's spend our limited time adding features to Linux that fscking matter, please.

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