US citizens cannot use it anyway due to patents. Secure NFS for all
but the US is not a problem.
> - the ext2 filesystem is quite good at recovering from crashes,
> but it could be made even better (and probably only slightly
> slower) by always syncing dirty buffers to disk in the right
> order. For example, write data blocks, then indirect blocks
> pointing to them, then inode blocks pointing to the data or
> indirect blocks. This way the filesystem on disk would stay
> consistent all the time.
Erm.. 1. A lot slower 2. Write ordering also has US patent issues (couldnt
you guys just all move country)