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    Uberblok offers an interactive museum of ZFS internals▼Show HN: Uberblok – an interactive museum of ZFS internalsYhnEnvironmentClimate1265 min ago

    A developer has launched Uberblok, a web-based interactive museum explaining how the ZFS file system works internally. The project visualizes ZFS concepts such as pooling, block management and data structures in an explorable format, aiming to make storage internals more approachable. It drew attention on Hacker News, where commenters discussed its usefulness as a learning tool for file system mechanics.

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    Free open source file explorer praised over Windows File Explorer▼This free open source file explorer beats Windows at its own game✉newsTechnologySoftware8 h ago

    A tech publication is highlighting a free, open source file explorer that it says outperforms Windows' built-in File Explorer. The piece argues the third-party tool offers faster navigation, better tab and dual-pane support, and more customisation than Microsoft's default option, making it a worthwhile replacement for users frustrated with the Windows experience.

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    BBC News Examines the Climate Question in Health Context●# BBC # News # Health The Climate Question https:// w.st/ksv7oMmastodonHealth01 d ago

    BBC News has published a new instalment of its series 'The Climate Question', filed under its Health section. The piece explores how climate change connects to health issues, continuing the broadcaster's coverage of the topic. The series regularly examines how global warming affects everyday life, and this latest item has drawn attention among readers following climate and health news.

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    Indie dev makes game save files viewable as PNG images●Inspired by the old PS2 save data files, I turned the save files for my game (HEAL PLEASE!) into valid PNG files. So, ifMmastodonTechnologySoftware31 d ago

    A game developer behind the indie title HEAL PLEASE! has formatted the game's save files as valid PNG images, taking inspiration from the PlayStation 2's save data files. The change means anyone browsing their file explorer or sharing a save will see a real image rather than an unreadable file. Fellow developers have been discussing the touch of nostalgia and craft.

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    Driving Iceland's Golden Circle: A Self-Guide for Travellers●File Under: # Iceland # RoadTrip # Europe # Travel https:// travel.sidewalksafari.com/self -drive-golden-circle-iceland/MmastodonWorldEU Politics41 d ago

    Travel writers are highlighting a self-drive guide to Iceland's Golden Circle, the popular route taking in Þingvellir, Geysir and Gullfoss. The guide is aimed at visitors who want to explore the route by rental car rather than joining organised tours, and it is circulating among travel communities tagged under Iceland, road trip and Europe travel.

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    A Weekend Guide to Carcassonne, France●File Under: # France # Travel # Europe https:// travel.sidewalksafari.com/carc assonne-weekend/?utm_source=flipboard&utmMmastodonWorldEU Politics31 d ago

    A travel write-up is drawing attention to Carcassonne, the medieval walled city in southern France, as a weekend destination. The piece covers how to spend two days exploring the fortified citadel and surrounding area, shared under travel and Europe topics. Readers are picking it up as European city-break ideas circulate among travellers planning trips to France.

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    Microsoft strips most Copilot shortcuts from OneDrive File Explorer●OneDrive loses bunch of Copilot shortcuts in File Explorer clear-out Microsoft keeps 'Ask Copilot' as dedicated actionsMmastodonBusinessStartups26 d ago

    Microsoft has removed several Copilot shortcuts from OneDrive's File Explorer integration, keeping only the 'Ask Copilot' option as a dedicated action. The changes took effect between mid-November and early December. The tidy-up suggests the company is streamlining where its AI assistant appears in Windows, though some users may miss the quicker access points.

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    Control Ultimate Edition on sale for just 6 euros●Control Ultimate Edition (first Control) is for 6€! I've finished that game twice...and I don't normally finish a lot ofMmastodonCultureGaming06 d ago

    Remedy's Control Ultimate Edition, the base game, is currently on sale for 6 euros, and players are urging others to grab it. One fan says they finished it twice, despite rarely finishing games, describing it as 'like SCP had a baby with X-Files'. Players say it remains a great entry point before exploring the newer Control Resonant.

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