Comment by speedgoose 2 months ago /dev/null is even faster. 3 comments speedgoose Reply formerly_proven 2 months ago /dev/null tends to lose a lot more data. onionisafruit 2 months ago Just wait until the jepsen report on /dev/null. It's going to be brutal. orthoxerox 2 months ago /dev/null works according to spec, can't accuse it of not doing something it has never promised
formerly_proven 2 months ago /dev/null tends to lose a lot more data. onionisafruit 2 months ago Just wait until the jepsen report on /dev/null. It's going to be brutal. orthoxerox 2 months ago /dev/null works according to spec, can't accuse it of not doing something it has never promised
onionisafruit 2 months ago Just wait until the jepsen report on /dev/null. It's going to be brutal. orthoxerox 2 months ago /dev/null works according to spec, can't accuse it of not doing something it has never promised
orthoxerox 2 months ago /dev/null works according to spec, can't accuse it of not doing something it has never promised
/dev/null tends to lose a lot more data.
Just wait until the jepsen report on /dev/null. It's going to be brutal.
/dev/null works according to spec, can't accuse it of not doing something it has never promised