It's supported by Linux, Windows, MacOS, and all of the embedded devices with a firmware written by organizations that give a damn.
But somehow, ext4 passes under the radar and gets into nearly every embedded device.
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I get the impression that ext4 is more widely supported than exFAT.
Nah, if you are deleting everything on your PC, you'd better report it as 700EB or 7HB...
Any amount of China and Russia getting close would likely be purely from an “enemy of my enemy is my friend” perspective
Russia has lots of mineral resources that China wants, and China has lots of money that Russia wants.
Between Linux or Windows which do you think will be first to have a viable OS for quantum computers?
Your quantum computer will have a device driver, that allows you to use it through your cluster. Just like your SAN.
Write it down as 700TB and it will be more accurate.
Scrum is not about any of the things that Scrum proponents claim it's about.
Specifically, it's not about agility, it's not about velocity, it's not about quality, it's not about including the "customer", and it's only about a kind of transparency that has absolutely no impact on the final product.
But yeah, it's about some kind of transparency.