DuckDB Labs released #DuckLake 1.0 - a data lake format that stores table metadata in a SQL database, rather than spreading it across object storage files.
Key features:
• catalog-stored small updates
• improved sorting and partitioning
• compatibility with Iceberg-style data features
Learn more ⇨ https://bit.ly/48PsPIS
Learn how to turn your old SSD into a fast external drive using an enclosure. Easy setup guide for Windows and Mac with better storage use.
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Kingston DataTraveler Exodia DTXG2 ile orta performans artışı; USB‑C, kompakt, uygun fiyatlı. Çevik tasarım, dosya taşımayı kolaylaştırıyor. Güvenilir ve dayanıklı. Deneyimlerinizi bizimle paylaşın!
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Sami Lehtinen7-zip basically for everything. But now I’ve switched to more modern stack, files are now ###.tar.zst.age yeah, tar + Zstandard compression + age encryption. And in case it’s something really important then there is par2 on top of that. #datastorage #dataarchival #compression #encryptionMastering Binary File Operations in Python: A 2025 Comprehensive Guide
As we move into 2026, understanding how to manage raw data formats is becoming a critical skill for developers moving beyond simple text-based processing. Efficiently handling non-textual data is esse...
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#AWS introduced #S3Files, letting users mount an Amazon S3 bucket and access data through a standard file system interface.
Applications can read and write files with standard file operations, while the system translates them into S3 requests - allowing compute services to work directly with S3-stored data.
Find out more: https://bit.ly/4mGE3Vy
Hey, weird tech #hardware question.
What is the best, most reliable, long term, but still easily accessible, non-cloud storage option for massive gigabytes of data?
Like, I have a xxx terabyte backup drive, but someone recently told me that those aren't reliable long term, unless consistently powered up, as bits can disappear, corrupting files. (It seemed crazy, but other posts seem to confirm it.)
So, if not xternal SSD, are lots and lots of cd/dvds still the most reliable storage media? Surely no?
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