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GFK_of_xmaspast
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Who Needs Git When You Got ZFS? (2013)
I was using a versioned file system in 1992, and you didn't even have to be a privileged user to take advantage of it.
snogglethorpe
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... and versioned file systems in production use have been around since
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the early '70s... (tenex/twenex, etc)
wglb
on June 15, 2014
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and Tops10, Tops20 as well.
mst
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I've never met anybody who described being any sort of VMS user as privilege.
VLM
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Could have been using AFS over the network, I was using that in '92 right up to today, at least using it at home. AFS snapshots are no big deal today, but I don't remember using them or not in '92.
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