I can see the argument for having #handles over #pointers https://floooh.github.io/2018/06/17/hand.. You look at something like #file #handles and they are pretty damn #reliable . There are negative points too, but generally I can see #stability and #speed being major #benefits to this design.
Interesting #idea for #atching #json #file http://jsonpatch.com/ I wrote something like this quite a while ago, but not nearly this good! #merging #json is actually really quite tough!
Interesting, the #vlc #configuration #file needed to be #reset *again* - appears to be some #bug ... This is #fixed by completely #resetting all configuration. If it happens again I will grab a #screenshot and #write a #coffeespace #article so that people can #search for the #solution online - I cannot personally find any other person talking about how to fix this. Very weird...
Woah, the location of a #swap #file on #disk affects how fast it is: https://www.vidarholen.net/contents/blog.. This is of course just the natural physics of the disk, but a very painful reality.
Interesting, it seems like #linux and #unix really do not handle large numbers of #file or #directories gracefully: http://be-n.com/spw/you-can-list-a-milli.. A #hackernews #comment points out that you get some #memoryleak like behaviour if you put too many files into a directory: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=281.. Seems to me as if the #ext #developers should have implemented #autoshrink anyway for completeness - this will only ever create #bugs ...