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Question about Lemmy front-end and feddit.de
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this post was submitted on 25 May 2024
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This is so baffling to me. How does this happen? There needs to be checks in place so that this can't happen ffs lol. No space left on the device to complete the write? Abort. Or like, starting to run out of space => stop accepting new content until fixed, to protect the integrity of the data. Something.
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You can set up safeguards against this. You can also make sure some of your backups are never overwritten. But you have to do it in advance.