Fontasia

They tried actually, the story of WinFS deserves it’s own video essay, there’s many reasons it never came to happen, mainly just because the project was insane in scope and there was never the resources required to complete it. It’s been overshadowed by journaling and SSD improvements over the years to the NTFS standard. The replacement ReFS is stable but there’s no conversion path, and it was build to be a file system for databases, not for operating systems so it’s been “cribbed” to be bootable. But should be the standard for Windows in 5-10 years. By which time ZFS should be becoming the Linux standard.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WinFS?wprov=sfla1

Forget flowers, Justice for Algernon

Reid Wiseman remembered for: [] going to space [x] logging an IT ticket with not enough detail

Android post processing vs Apple post processing