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Comment #46430503
Isn't it easier to just backup via IMAP to maildir versioned with git? Does takeout include any metadata not accessible via IMAP? Does it even include labels?
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Comment #45939867
There were plenty of those, including commercial ones. It's pretty hard to find but ~25 years ago I was using Xi Graphics Accelerated-X which had 3D acceleration long before Xfree8…
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Comment #45729892
How come there are still no 4K 60fps KVM devices? Software solutions like Moonlight/Sunshine have been able to do that with near-zero latency for a long time and they are not even …
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Comment #45382638
Can it help with the annoying macos bug that about half the time disconnecting and reconnecting external screen to my MacBook does not move windows back to external screen?
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Comment #44999680
The C++ plugin is included in Android Studio which is essentially a distribution of IntelliJ. There seems to be no technical reason for not allowing it in full IntelliJ.
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Comment #44262248
There are tools like voidtools Everything2 and WizTree that directly read NTFS from disk device bypassing windows FS apis and are blazingly fast (faster than find/du on ext4 in Lin…
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Comment #43408093
With some work on better tooling it could've been used to detect and thwart supply chain attacks, which are a growing concern. Process level sandboxing is too coarse.
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Comment #43076873
You can embed JVM with JNI_CreateJavaVM(): https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/technotes/guides/jni/s... It is used used by projects like Postgres PL/Java, LibreOffice and variou…
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Comment #42847874
Sounds like the only way out of this is to design language agnostic tooling protocols that anybody can implement.
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Comment #42483852
Where do you see pattern matching in Kotlin?
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Comment #42482761
Worked fine in a window but too slow when fullscreen on my Surface Pro 8. Should have dynamic resolution to maintain FPS.
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Comment #41089108
So why is it still pretty slow for file operations on DevDrive (no filters, async antivirus)? I found the performance improvement not that significant.
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Comment #41088483
Doesn't it (Windows VFS layer) also lack the equivalent of dentry cache, making all metadata lookups slow?
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Comment #40560098
I meant to reply to GP about partial updates rather than parent post about keeping connection open.
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Comment #40558165
This is how AJAX in Java Server Faces used to work nearly 2 decades ago. There were even more fancy technologies like https://www.icesoft.org/wiki/display/ICE/Direct-to-DOM+Rende..…
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Comment #40395629
It's not open source and hasn't been in a very long time. Still very useful though.
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Comment #40337219
Doesn't streaming architecture of libarchive make it a poor choice for working with random access archives?
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Comment #40337206
The feature built into windows (even after recent update) is a lot slower
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Comment #40127565
Lacks ferries and availability of e-bikes. Google maps has both.
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Comment #39958551
It still sort of is but you can create Dev Drive which is based on ReFS
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Comment #39877996
If you go with sharding proxy design why not use Apache ShardingSphere? It follows the same approach but is far more sophisticated and mature.
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Comment #39712181
It's not really clear from OP that it's about rate. Cumulative limit would still fulfill requirement of stopping while(true) from exhausting resources. But if you need rate there's…
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Comment #39711686
I'm not an expert on the subject but just happen to know this was possible since XP: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/winnt/ns... See JOB_OBJECT_LIMIT_PROCESS_ME…