https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TCP_congestion_control#TCP_BBR
List some issues, but only earlier version, not BBR3
BBR1:
researchers like Geoff Huston and Hock, Bless and Zitterbart found it unfair to other streams and not scalable.
Hock et al. also found “some severe inherent issues such as increased queuing delays, unfairness, and massive packet loss” in the BBR implementation of Linux 4.9.
Soheil Abbasloo et al. (authors of C2TCP) show that BBRv1 doesn’t perform well in dynamic environments such as cellular networks.
No, raid for disk failure: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAID
Raid has no checksum, see argument here: https://superuser.com/questions/769104/is-raid1-or-similar-needed-for-btrfs-zfs-to-protect-against-bit-rot
But look like some raid implementation (and lot of drive) have error correction now: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Error_detection_and_correction#Data_storage https://serverfault.com/questions/77710/is-bit-rot-on-hard-drives-a-real-problem-what-can-be-done-about-it
Not useful i think: list behave like software, patch need description and reason, if maintainer has question you need to answer or filter not added. List not just a collection of random filter by random people on a pile, curated and maintained actively.
If want one button pull request create for some list, need list repo and git user and make patch and commit and create pull request, beyond scope of ublock i guess.
OVA is virtual machine stuff, no experience, sounds not compressible (but you should try anyway, maybe 7z or zstd).
pdf are already pretty compact (except if just images embedded in pdf, but same problem with video applies to images), might compress. might not be that much space saved because pdfs are usually small.
mkv can contain almost every codec on the planet, see my above comment on video. you can check video codec with ffprobe and reencode/downscale with ffmpeg (probably also with gui program, but dont know any).
epub are zip files, but maybe not compressed on max. decompress and then compress with max zip setting. if contains large images, same problem as video.
Also mpv, it can use yt-dlp as a backend to play videos from urls: https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv
For lots of archiving you want scripting. Same for whole albums of songs (i assume every song one item).
That is why cli>gui. In other use cases gui is better (complex video editing via ffmpeg alone would be interesting for example). And then there is jdownloader :(
Imo, the more complex and visual a task, the more likely it is for a gui to be preferable.
Already happening: (german article) https://netzpolitik.org/2023/interne-dokumente-europol-will-chatkontrolle-daten-unbegrenzt-sammeln/
tl;dr europol people said they might want to get the scanned (chat) data (proposed in a new set of laws to prevent csa and grooming and find csam) without any limitations on the data and no restrictions on how they can use it
linking_park_numb.mp3.exe