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Gibheer
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Comment #35169587
RedHat has not won any systemd war. From all the distributions out there using systemd, RedHat is the one that uses the least amount of systemd features. They are even going so far…
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Comment #30465091
> - No need for a vacuum process that can run into trouble with a sustained high write load. MySQL has a similar mechanism called the purge job. It can lead to similar problems, fo…
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Comment #29104351
When tiling window managers don't work for you, that is totally fine, but I wouldn't say that they are broken and awful. They all have different trade offs, the same as all the Des…
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Comment #16656044
The problem isn't that 50Mbit/s might be enough. The problem is, that 50Mbit/s isn't everywhere. Germany is a country which spoutes aloud, that it wants to be one of the leading co…
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Comment #15195508
It does work in redmine[1] and that for years and the same as in github and Jira, using the #XXXX notation. [1]: http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/wiki/RedmineTextForm...
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Comment #12975356
You can downshift and use the motor for breaking. When doing that, you don't burn any fuel at all, as the kinetic energy of the car will help keep the motor turning. You have the s…
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Comment #12956604
He doesn't need to package bash, as that one liner is for the windows shell.
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Comment #10624164
You may be interested in gogs [1]. When I saw the feature list, it sounded a bit like a gogs clone, but it was missing some features. As for gogs, it is already coming along nicely…
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Comment #7205031
Solaris had an init system like systemd for some years, called SMF. It was first released in 2005, the same year Apple released launchd. It features service dependencies, log colle…
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Comment #6716631
I'm sorry, but the hstore extension is around 3 years longer. first commit for hstore http://git.postgresql.org/gitweb/?p=postgresql.git;a=commit;... Wikipedia states the first rel…
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Comment #4123092
ZFS uses block-level checksumming for every block. The auto healing can be used when there is a second copy or another way to rebuild that block, read Raid-Z. So you get the auto h…
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Comment #2877888
But thats exactly, what I expect from rvm. When i'm in in one projecti want too to use that Ruby with that gelder and not the other Ruby and gemset. So rbvm is not want I want to u…