Dont know much about *nix compression but keen to hear about other's opinions.
I would suggest looking at par files for your corruption concerns. They would add overhead both in time and space but well worth it. I checksum everything I back up so that I can verify it. And par larger files so a bit flip, or more realistically a bad sector or two (thousand) doesn't break everything.
Anityoy
A bit little risk and settlers of catan combined
Your comment reminded me of this.
There is no I in team.
Yes, there is.. It's hidden in the a-hole.
https://images.surferseo.art/86d2ab06-fadb-4678-b531-2318a50651ce.png
There is usually a time delay before the button is enabled. At least on Windows.
Some people have more dollars than sense.
I was accused of being a bit...
Well, there are two ways to look at it.
Are you on my side or not?
It's pretty black and white to me.
You don't really need to go on and on about it.
Why don't you get off my case then.
Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.
So no is my answer. But we could argue about it.
I always liked:
More dollars than sense.
Just wait until you need to rename account because they want to be able to grant access to multiple projects to different accounts.
One good reason: so all of the fucking half ass obnoxious shit that have put into 11 didn't taint 10.
Thanks! Good to see par2 also mentioned there.
Dont know much about *nix compression but keen to hear about other's opinions.
I would suggest looking at par files for your corruption concerns. They would add overhead both in time and space but well worth it. I checksum everything I back up so that I can verify it. And par larger files so a bit flip, or more realistically a bad sector or two (thousand) doesn't break everything.
Missed opportunity for taking shit and talking shit.
Thats so when the auto drive hits another pedestrian, the car can say "I did nazi that guy".
Does this count? Because it really is wtf.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fast_inverse_square_root
A rock that weighs one stone (14 lbs).
Are you sure that the DVD drive is a desktop 5.25 half height?
A lot of modern desktops use a laptop DVD drive now a days. That will only have room for a 2.5" drive, not a full 3.5"
Harhar.
Maybe is because The WHO was only sporadically active by the 80s.