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I can imagine many valid use cases for an RDMS waking up regularly, and a laptop really isn't the environment it was originally developed for. The really quest

I can imagine many valid use cases for an RDMS waking up regularly, and a laptop really isn't the environment it was originally developed for. The really questionable thing is automatically installing it along with Visual Studio.

brucedawson 11y ago
Waking up every minute is fine. Spending 1.5 s of CPU time doing nothing... I think I could improve on that. That's enough CPU time to drag down overall performance slightly when the machine is not idle.