[01:46] did TinTin really just ask that? [01:47] ShawnR: Well in some places there are some people who aren't in FL [01:47] lol [01:47] that are in FL channels [01:48] i suppose, but you would assume at least the majority were from FL [01:48] yeah [01:48] so i'm not wanting to go through as much trouble as having a bootable ZFS system [01:48] but i would LOVE to be able to setup my home dir as ZFS and back it up to a server with same file system... [01:49] is that complicating things too much? [01:49] or would i just be better off rsyncing my home folder to a ZFS store on the network? [01:49] wut [01:49] o.O [02:08] lol... i'm doing too much thinking [02:09] i had an issue with bit rot in the past... but it was actually more to do with bad IDE cables (back when rounded IDE were the new thing, I bought cheap ones) [02:09] oh my [02:09] but I like the features of ZFS for storing my backups [02:09] ZFS is Oracle only right? [02:10] yeah... it was my 2-3 GB of mp3s downloaded from audiogalaxy (when it was a website and you had a "helper" program) and napster... on a 28.8k connection :/ [02:10] well, it is mostly on solaris... but it is also on other platforms [02:10] Ah [02:10] mostly freebsd, freenas, etc [02:10] but also you can get it for ubuntu and other distros [02:10] interesting [02:10] I'm wondering if Ubuntu will adopt other fs's [02:10] it handles quite a bit diff than most of them [02:11] I heard that Brtfs was better than ext4 since it's newer and performs better [02:11] btrfs is supposed to be just as good as zfs once it gets stable [02:11] oh [02:11] but still missing too many features or too many features are in beta [02:11] google zfs vs btrfs [02:11] you'll learn some good stuff [02:12] *btrfs [02:12] oh [02:12] hmm.. [02:12] interesting [02:13] phoronix's benchmarks are mostly in favor of ext4 [02:14] but sometimes ZFS would win over BTRFS and EXT4 [02:21] benchmarks? [02:21] you're only comparing speeds, right? [02:22] for backups, you don't want to wait for forever, but bit-insurance > speed IMO [02:22] if you want speed, you give up error correction effectiveness [02:23] ZFS on a machine with ECC RAM is a good way to ensure your data will not corrupt (as best as you can possibly try) [02:23] oh [13:34] Solid10ftswell [13:34] olid10ftswell [13:34] olid10ftswell [13:35] Solid10ftswell [13:36] ya don't say [13:36] * mhall119 hopes that wasn't a password [22:15] jury duty tomorrow! Joyous fun! [22:15] balloons: o.O [22:17] Nothing_Much, yep, first time for me. Seems funny, as soon as you transfer to a new county you are called [22:17] county? [22:17] oh