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arkTube 7.1.9 is up to fix recent breakage. Sorry for the inconvenience. https://arter97.com/browse/arktube/  7.1.9: Fixed an error causing some downloads to fail Fixed downloading issues with some playlists with emoji youtube-dl engine updated to 2020.01.24

Wow, Paranoid Android is also up there. @iamparthbhatia w00thttps://twitter.com/franciscof_1990/status/1224669562580410368 …

What are the most popular devices with Snapdragon 845 or 710?

fuck I just realized that I installed a Ryzen kernel on my Coffeelake server and rebooted

http://arter97.com  is down because I don't know why Sorry for the inconvenience..

It still does not remove the need of SRAM inside the UFS chips. It's still used for FTL's operations like wear leveling or GC, so I don't know how it could be any cheaper. (9/9)

HPB is still just a L2P map caching mechanism. It is not intended to replace S/DRAM for flash storage like HMB (unless something drastically changed for the UFS 3.1 standard). (8/9)

3. Anton from AnandTech made a point where HPB could make future UFS chips less expensive. I don't see it that way. (7/9)

With smartphones these days having 8 GB or more RAM, I genuinely hope all flagship smartphones to feature this. I'll rant on my Twitter if I find one that doesn't. (6/9)

2. UFS 3.1 now implements Samsung's HPB as a standard, but an optional feature. (We saw this first in action with the Pixel 3: https://www.anandtech.com/show/13474/the-google-pixel-3-review/2 … ) (5/9)

I hope smarter people than me can come up with a balanced trade-off for Write Booster. This will inevitably perform much better in benchmarks and people will drool over it. (4/9)

The better way imho is to issue fsync less and utilize host page cache, which I think f2fs with fsync_mode=nobarrier does quite well in practice. (3/9)

It'll all depend on the implementation, but all SSDs with SLC caching I've seen so far enters idle state much later since it has to flush SLC-written data lazily back to TLC mode. (2/9)

1. UFS 3.1 includes Write Booster to improve burst performance for short-term like PC's SSDs. I'm not sure if Write Booster in mobile is a good idea. Heck, I actually want to disable it on my laptop's SSD. (1/9)

JEDEC and its weird versioning scheme continues. I'd personally version this revision UFS 4 lol UFS 3.1, my thoughts