#Cache Files

[sparklecarehospital-archive]

fixed a small inconvenient site issue that i'd been stressing about for a bit. i was worried it was going to cause issues with reading new updates but i've found a solution :]

[miku-meeku]

BRO LET ME GET PASS OCTOBER PLEASE WHY AM I STILL STUCK IN SEPTEMBER, IM TIRED OF THIS SHIT BRO, I DIDNT GET TO EXPORT YET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[night-dark-woods]

pro tip for anyone out there who for some reason *really* wants to lose absolutely massive numbers of hours of their life and especially sleep without even noticing. try modding skyrim. its slow. its hard. but it IS free.

[cafiffle]

a brief summary of my comic site hosting problems from over the weekend, in the form of My Customer Service Feedback

[gordonfreemanspussy]

btw he’s (the clone) still going strong. I tried to train a rival for him many times but he ALWAYS seemed to chase them and it was super funny I think we’re nearing 400 now

yeah sorry.. your coomer is too powerful... yeah... he's eating all the other coomers... yeah.

(btw i pushed out some optimizations just now and later i hope to add a nifty feature or two.)

[1o1percentmilk]

does spotify desktop app not know how to clear its own cache files 😍😍

[a-girl-called-bob]

ughhhhhhh my shitty chromebook stopped booting but all of my recovery stuff says the hardware is fine but every time i try to install some garbage debian based os to just try and get something i can use libreoffice and firefox on the installer quits with no log and an error that nobody seems tl have ever gotten with this installer program before and like the fact that it boots at all even just from live is better than nothing but i'm so fuckin tired i just want this thing to work

[ladyofthebookcase]

the problem with learning speedrun tricks is that i can already feel it having a permanent effect on the way i play the game. im never not going to use karma caching now. i dont even need to properly ascend when i can guardian skip. if i learn to chain wall pounce it's over for me i fear

[commitmentissue]

🎶

[wavywebsurf]

fuck i cant think of anything else to out here

Just my ocs chilin ig lmfao

Idk what to do lmfaoooo XD

Herez the lore post even if lotsa them dont have lore.

[cattatoir]

If you lined up everyone in the world and showed them a picture of Crowley, apparently 1 person would say “that’s the Azerbaijani Sector Chief”

[supermacaquecool]

Genuinely hate this phone

[asharid]

Tips Mempercepat Loading Website untuk Meningkatkan Peringkat di Google

Sudah tau kan? Apa akibatnya jika halaman website anda lambat saat diakses? situs web yang lambat bisa sangat menjengkelkan! Di dunia digital yang serba cepat ini, kecepatan adalah kunci untuk memberikan pengalaman pengguna yang optimal. Situs web yang memuat lambat dapat berdampak negatif, seperti: Pengalaman Pengguna Buruk: Pengguna cenderung meninggalkan halaman jika memerlukan waktu lebih…

[govindhtech]

File Sync Azure: New Updates Announced by Microsoft

Companies of all sizes must address growing data volumes and the need for efficient, scalable, and economical file storage solutions. Microsoft Azure Storage understands these demands. This is why it keeps coming up with fresh ideas for Azure Files, its fully managed cloud file sharing service. Azure Files manages hundreds of millions of file shares with billions of files for department and general purpose shares, business-critical application data, and hybrid datasets with seamless cloud tiering.

Microsoft unveiled many creative upgrades to Azure Files and File Sync Azure to simplify file data management. These updates boost speed, cost optimisation, security, administrative convenience, and intelligent support for your company.

What's Azure FileSync?

With File Sync Azure, you can centralise your company's file sharing in Azure Files while keeping Windows file server compatibility, performance, and flexibility. File Sync Azure may transform Windows Server into a quick cache of your Azure file share, even though some clients may wish to keep a complete copy locally. Access your data locally using any Windows Server protocol like SMB, NFS, or FTPS. Worldwide, you may have as many caches as needed.

Provisioned v2 for Azure Files grows and minimises TCO

Cloud storage costs can be difficult to manage for many enterprises. While theoretically simple, hard disc drive (HDD) Azure Files' pay-as-you-go model can make file storage costs challenging to forecast and budget. Although you pay for storage and transactions, unpredictable workloads make it hard to predict transaction volumes. The new v2 pricing mechanism for HDD Azure Files from Microsoft Azure maximises cloud spending.

This provided model replaces usage-based pricing, giving you control and predictability over file storage costs. Grant v2 lets you reserve storage space, IOPS, and throughput based on business needs and pay for them. Because of this, you can confidently shift general-purpose workloads to Azure Files for the optimal price-performance balance.

The HDD provided v2 model's performance restrictions and cost savings have increased compared to the HDD pay-as-you-go technique. With 50,000 IOPS and 5 GiB/sec throughput, the maximum share size is now 256 TiB, double the previous limit of 100 TiB. These boundaries become more critical as your data footprint grows. Provisioned v2 allows your Azure file share to dynamically scale performance based on demand, preventing downtime. Avoiding complex and inconvenient workarounds like sharding lets you maintain a logical and user-friendly file sharing structure for your organisation.

Provisioned v2's per-share granular monitoring lets you optimise storage, IOPS, and throughput by file share. New indications include Transactions by Max IOPS, Bandwidth by Max MiB/sec, File Share Provisioned IOPS, File Share Provisioned Bandwidth MiB/s, and Burst Credits for IOPS provide complete resource utilisation insights for better provisioning control.

Increase workload efficiency via metadata caching

Many organisations use Azure Files SSD for AI/ML on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), Moodle, CI/CD pipelines, and virtual desktops. These circumstances often have performance limits from frequent file system metadata operations. Although important, directory listing and file attribute retrieval can affect an application's responsiveness and efficiency if metadata operations are slow.

It cached Azure Files SSD information to address this critical performance requirement. This feature addresses this issue by reducing latency and improving metadata consistency via a caching mechanism. Organisations should expect 55% lower metadata latency and three times higher metadata IOPS and throughput.

Metadata Caching is improving Suncor Energy's GIS usage.

Optimise hybrid clouds using File Sync Azure

Big data upgrades and cloud migrations require efficient data transport and synchronisation. File Sync Azure now syncs 200 items per second thanks to speed improvements. This tenfold improvement over the previous two years supports File Sync Azure's ability to facilitate easy migrations and effective data management, especially for hybrid applications and branch office file consolidation.

This efficiency improvement is especially useful when implementing large file permission modifications or migrating from on-premises file servers. You can manage larger datasets better, transition to File Sync Azure faster, and accelerate cloud modernisation.

File Sync Azure now supports Microsoft's latest server architecture. From Windows Server 2025 to Windows Server 2016, the File Sync Azure extension for Windows Admin Centre supports several server operating systems, allowing enterprises flexibility independent of their server architecture.

Integrating with Windows Admin Centre (WAC) lets you manage all File Sync server configurations from one place. Saves time, simplifies administration, and reduces complexity. This powerful combo lets you utilise Windows Server as a fast cache for your Azure file sharing and cloud tiering for cost-effective and optimal data management.

Copilot in Azure for File Sync Azure gives you an AI-powered assistant to analyse your environment and find the root causes of common issues like network connection, permissions, and missing file shares. Step-by-step instructions and practical solutions are provided by Copilot. It can save storage costs by automating lifetime management rules that tier or destroy data based on access patterns.

Improve workload and data security with Azure Files

File Sync Azure supports Managed Identities (MI), a key security and authentication upgrade. This technology allows Azure File Sync resources to authenticate and communicate with Azure File shares using Entra ID-based authentication without shared keys, boosting security. Managed Identities may increase File Sync Azure deployment security, automate credential management, and meet cloud security best practices.

Vaulting makes Azure Files HDD layer data protection easier. This functionality meets security and compliance standards and protects against ransomware by isolating backups in a Recovery Services vault. Snapshots provide fast recovery, while vaulted backups protect against ransomware and unintentional destruction. Backup data may be stored in economical, safe, and unchangeable storage for 99 years. Cross-region restoration lets you recover from a deleted file share.

Migrate to Azure Files using integrated tools

If you want to effortlessly transfer your Windows Server, Linux, or NAS systems to Azure, you may use easy tools. File Sync Azure and Azure Mover simplify Windows Server migration. Azure Storage migration allows you to utilise industry-leading file transfer tools like Komprise, Data Dynamics, and Atempo to identify, evaluate, and migrate data from NAS systems to Azure for free.

Prepare to revamp File Storage

Azure Files empowers your firm with lower TCO for business-critical tasks, greater scaling and data protection, Managed Identities, robust migration capabilities, and Copilot in Azure. Expect more, as always. Azure Files' goal for the coming year will prioritise security, performance, and management updates to help clients achieve more.

[hautsreadsmarvel]

Doing less filler reviews from now on

I hate to call some of these stories "filler", but I don't have a better word for how I feel about issues that fit the following profile:

Regardless of whether the issue is part of a series or not, it doesn't contribute to an overarching plot or character/setting development in any meaningful way

Main plot not only boils down to "villain is doing villainy for villainy reasons, they fight with the hero, the hero wins", but nothing of interest is lost by said boiling

Villain is lame and stupid and uncool

Secondary plot is one of the following: does not exist, is a love triangle/quadrangle that implies something will occur but obviously nothing will occur (bonus points if two vertices in the love shape are the hero and their own secret identity), or is a bold new direction for a character but the character turns away from it and goes back to their status quo self by the end of the issue

In part, this decision was brought on by my frustrations with The Uncanny X-Men #8 ("Unus, the Untouchable!"), but I will be covering that one since it was decent, I like the X-Men, and I already wrote up a review for it. It was Daredevil #5 ("The Mysterious Masked Matador!") that really did it for me. I want Daredevil to be good so badly, and I loved his first issue and had some tolerance for issues #2-4, but by the time I finished #5 I was feeling like a flower waiting out the snows of an indeterminately long winter... and I realized I felt that way about several other series currently stuck in a slew of mediocre-or-worse issues. Dedicating effort to writing up reviews for them is sapping my will to read, so it would be best to assume going forward that I will skip a lot more issues in favor of covering only stories that are really interesting, important, and/or enjoyable.

[interiorergonomics]

Solution to Laravel "table.cache Doesn't Exist"

Hey! as of recently, was implementing an e-commerce online office furniture store while using my favorite PHP Laravel framework. I landed on this "table.cache doesn't exist" error which took me time to realize that I was accessing a table which wan not yet created. So i had to correct this configuration setting and also create a table for storing the cached data. You no longer need to reinvent the wheel. A full guide to how to resolve Laravel "Table.Cache Doesn't Exist" is here.