SuperShabam

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   Dogebase Raises 25 DOGE Led By Andreessen Dogowitz(dogebase.com)

   4 points by SuperShabam 13y ago|0 comments
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   by SuperShabam 13y ago

   I don't believe that's true. The oplog is what powers replication, so it must record every operation altering your data. It's stored in a capped collection, so it stays the same size on disk. If you limit your oplog to only 1