Google removes direct URLs from search results
Google has changed its search results format by removing direct URLs, opting instead for redirect links that go through Google.
PulseSoftware 13 Sep 2026 · 00:33 UTC+3
The EROFS file-system has temporarily disabled LZ4 rolling decompression to prevent potential data corruption.
Phoronix 1 min read
The EROFS read-only file-system, widely used in embedded systems and containers, has temporarily disabled its LZ4 rolling decompression feature. This decision comes as a precautionary measure due to concerns about potential data corruption.
EROFS is known for its efficiency in read-only environments, making it popular in various applications. The LZ4 rolling decompression was a feature aimed at improving performance, but the risk of data corruption has prompted its suspension.
Developers are likely to investigate and resolve the issue to reinstate the feature safely in future updates.
Google has changed its search results format by removing direct URLs, opting instead for redirect links that go through Google.
The GTK4-powered Gitte has released its version 0.10, further advancing as a graphical Git client for GNOME and Linux desktops.
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