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I'm gonna answer myself, sometimes we do need to add `-6` for IPv6 situation, for example: - `ip -6 r show`: If we don't add `-6`, we will just get the IPv4 route information. - `ip -6 r add`: If we don't add `-6`, when we ad
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Ask HN: Do we still need `-6` for `IP` command?
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3y ago
By the way, is this violate any laws anywhere?
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Apple, please provide details when releasing system updates
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3y ago
In the question prompt, the title have already assumed the premise that we are in a computer program. Therefore, it is impossible to prove oneself not being in a computer program under this premise. This is a logical paradox rather than a p
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Mount Cloud Drive Using Rclone
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Gravity, a Delay-Based Full Mesh SD-WAN
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3y ago
Lmao, that's a good one.
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3y ago
Edward Snowden said "Arguing that you don't care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say."
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3y ago
The problem here, is actually require you to share real name on PUBLIC PROFILE, so everyone can see, not just GitHub employee, I believe this has nothing to do with GitHub needing to verify my identity, it can ask for my personal informatio
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GitHub education pack requesting real name on public profile
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Debian with LUKS and TPM auto decryption
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Using ZRAM Instead of Swap
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fernvenue
3y ago
Wow, so clear instructions and conclusions, thanks!
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fernvenue
3y ago
Thanks for letting me know!
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3y ago
Interesting! Maybe there are some differences between local devices and cloud servers.
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fernvenue
3y ago
Sounds interesting, never thought like that.
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3y ago
> ...destabilizing the whole system by using the disk as ram. Could you please be more specific?
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3y ago
Is there any reson that it has to be a partition?
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3y ago
Thanks! And you're absolutely right, actually my biggest concern when debating the need for SWAP partition is whether there are some programs that depend on the SWAP partition to work.
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3y ago
> ...resizing partitions is easier with those FSs. Yea, that's true.
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3y ago
I have similar memory space, thanks for letting me know these.
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3y ago
> I write text files for a living and its been plenty. I thought write text files may need swap partition more than others?
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3y ago
Good to know!
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3y ago
Wow, I also have Raspberry Pi, but I never thought like that, good point.
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3y ago
Wow, so if I understand correctly, does this actually lead to better performance?
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3y ago
Have you ever faced anything wrong because of that?
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3y ago
Sounds interesting, could you please describe some details about "lvm/btrfs/zfs make that less of an issue"? Because I use btrfs almost everywhere, so I really wanna know more details about this, or could you please tell
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Ask HN: Do we still need SWAP partition?
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3y ago
These are a portion that I have retained during the collection process: - Screenplays for Movies and TV Shows: https://screenplays.io/ - Open Sourced Logos: http://www.logodust.com/?ope - 4K Desktop Wallpap
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