ReFS still is not supported for use as a boot (C:) drive, but it's used extensively in enterprise environments for VHD storage and as a backup target.
Snapshotting and merging is much faster because of "Fast Cloning." It also has something called "integrity streams" which can be used to tell if data has been corrupted.
I don't understand this all at a deep level, but it seems promising.
I thought this was a stupid joke about blenders' blades spinning.
Monty Python Search for the Holy Grail.
"One day all of this will be yours!"
"The curtains???"
I also feel like it's also mainly for old nerds.
Oh neat, I was clicking the image, not the little image logo in the corner. Learned something new.
It still doesn't let you drag to resize/zoom like RES does for images and videos, but better than what I was originally thinking. RES also works on image links in comments, which I don't see in Lemmy yet.
I'm finding I kinda hate Lemmy on desktop without an RES equivalent though too. I miss being able to expand images and videos inline. Is there anything similar for Lemmy?
That's exactly when I started having trouble remembering. 30 was a milestone, but now I have to think for a few seconds before answering.
I got Bosch because I like the color lol. Also they were on sale on Amazon a while ago.
I'm just a homeowner though and my Black and Decker set served me reasonably well for 10 years until I got fed up with the battery life.
Somewhere, somehow, this is going to break something lol