John Gordon on Nostr: “Hard disks using APFS normally remain usable for a year or more when they store ...
“Hard disks using APFS normally remain usable for a year or more when they store files that don’t get changed very often”
https://eclecticlight.co/2025/01/09/why-use-apfs/Synology TM uses sparse image, often HFS+. I think mitigates fragmentation problem. But eventually need to wipe and redo. Backup fails.
#jgshare
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