This is prob a silly idea but is there any way to harness this cosmic radiation that is bombarding the chip? Cosmic rays are high energy particles. Surely we can do something with that right?
I can't promise this won't eat your lunch and pee on the floor but I've added a Ceph backed to preserve:https://github.com/cholcombe973/preserve I'll be adding integration tests with checksums to verify integrity this week. If anyone wants to build another backend I'd be happy to merge it.
I managed to get a plugin working in Rust for Ceph but unfortunately realized that Ceph namespaces the IO. This won't do what I want it to but maybe it'll give others some ideas :)
After checking out the blog post https://engineering.pinterest.com/blog/tracker-ingesting-mys... I thought it would be interesting to see what happens if I converted their NullEscape.c program to Rust. The results were encouraging so I submitted a PR :)
I don't understand why this is being used over say librados + librbd from Ceph. This seems like an awful lot of work to get the same functionality that Gluster/Ceph already have. Is there something I'm missing here?
I hope they're planning on taking TPS or true potato seeds with them. You could fit a million true potato seeds in a small pouch and you'd be set for a long time :)
I planted about 50 fruit trees and bushes when I moved into my new place. I also converted the electric to 100% renewable. Other than dumping my natural gas heater I'm not sure what's left that I can do to help reduce climate change.
I haven't had much trouble growing skirret. It sprouts well from seed with a little bottom heat. I haven't tasted the roots yet. I'm hoping they're as good as I've read about