• db2@lemmy.world
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    2 days ago

    Heard of btrfs, don’t use it. Nor the rest.

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    As to the Linux kernel at this point everyone has contributed something. That would be like being mad at air for having been processed by Zuckerbergs human form cooling unit.

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        8 hours ago

        Even I’ve done something, so I’m going to stand by my statement.

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      Oh, but you do use them! Because the services you interact with use them. Even the ones that don’t, frequently use alternatives that have been influenced by their existence.

      This might be a surprise to you, my liege; but the world does not, in fact, revolve around you and your preferences. Shockingly, the world seems to exist wholly independent of your uninformed and shortsighted opinions.

      This is like being mad that acetylene welding exists, and saying that it’s pointless because you’ve never personally used it. Obviously if it was good or important, you would have used that technology directly yourself, riiiight? So the world and history would obviously be no different if it had never existed.

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      Now you’re just not arguing in good faith here. You asked for contributions, there they are. I use Btrfs and it’s great. (There’s lots of actually valid reasons to hate meta, let’s focus on those)

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        The criteria was “that all of us use daily” not “that you’ve heard of”. Scroll up, it’s right there.

        You use btrfs, I don’t, therefore the “all of us use” qualification fails, let alone “daily”.