"Mad at the Internet" - a/k/a My Psychotherapy Sessions

I saw this picture today and it made me smile. I don't know where else to post it but here seems appropriate.

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For the FOIA archive, I don't recommend storing big binary files in a git repository, git is optimised for text files because of how the diff operation works on a line-by-line basis, it is not for big binary files, the caveat is that it will be perfectly fine if the file data never ever changes ever, but if it does, the bare repo will bloat in size.
An online file archive is best served out of a web directory with directory listings enabled, apache and nginx supports this, other httpd's do too.
 
For the FOIA archive, I don't recommend storing big binary files in a git repository, git is optimised for text files because of how the diff operation works on a line-by-line basis, it is not for big binary files, the caveat is that it will be perfectly fine if the file data never ever changes ever, but if it does, the bare repo will bloat in size.
An online file archive is best served out of a web directory with directory listings enabled, apache and nginx supports this, other httpd's do too.
Git LFS should be able to handle it. I know that's what Huggingface seems to use for their huge-ass-ai-models.
 
For my 1000th post I would like to point out that for the first time in history that the MATI thread has reached a velocity of over 1000 pages per year. The thread entered 2024 in page 1324, soon at page 2324, which is not too far away, we will have hit 1000 pages at just over half a year.
 
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