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FAT32 vs. ExFAT vs. NTFS: Which Format Is Best for Your Storage Drive? - Vimarsana News

FAT32 vs. ExFAT vs. NTFS: Which Format Is Best for Your Storage Drive?

When you are reformatting a drive, memory card, or flash drive you need to pick a file format. If you see FAT32, exFAT, and NTFS, but don't know which one to pick, here's what you need to know.

Source: pcmag.com
Microsoft's exFAT to get massive performance boost on Linux again, thanks to Sony - Vimarsana News

Microsoft's exFAT to get massive performance boost on Linux again, thanks to Sony

Microsoft's exFAT file system is about to get much faster on Linux thanks to contributions from Sony. This is the second time this year that exFAT is looking at such a large performance uplift.

Source: neowin.net
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CDRoller 11.81.21 Download

Download CDRoller - Powerful, easy-to-use and low cost toolset for CD/DVD/BD/HDD/Flash data recovery. Burn discs, erase them and everything in between.

Top banks join Linux and open-source patent protection group - Vimarsana News

Top banks join Linux and open-source patent protection group

For years, the OIN, the largest patent non-aggression consortium, has protected Linux from patent attacks and patent trolls. Recently, it expanded its scope from core Linux programs and adjacent open-source code by expanding its Linux System Definition. In particular, that means patents relating to the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) 10 and the Extended File Allocation Table exFAT file system are now protected. As important as this is, why would banks, no matter how big, care? It's because even banks care about opposing the abuse of IP rights by patent assertion entities (PAE), better know...

Source: zdnet.com