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ZFSOnLinux is a kernel module and not a user space application (and you cannot OOM kill kernel threads) and the overcommit probably isn't direct, e.g. there are 64 worker threads who all need some memory to do the work and tell the ker
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The Ubuntu ZFS module sets spl_taskq_thread_dynamic to zero by default. My problem was that the large number threads with spl_taskq_thread_dynamic=0 cause it to OOM, at one point it had an OOM at mount (with 32GB RAM). When I set spl_taskq_
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But you are only using the zpool part (zvol), not the zfs part. Correct?
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10y ago
As long as you don't backup with send/receive. ("Silently corrupted file in snapshots after send/receive" https://github.com/zfsonlinux/zfs/issues/4809 )
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10y ago
He was reportedly on holiday in Turkey in Marmaris, so maybe they did not know where he was or did not have the man power to capture him. I wonder how it would have played out if they had captured him. I can even imagine that more people wo
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What should they have done (additionally)? E.g. take out/over all civil communication infrastructure, such as ISPs, cellular networks, phone landlines? Then enforce the curfew with actual deadly force (since they are not a police force
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Often the file system performance is also measured while an on-access virus scanner is active on Windows while measuring/testing the same thing on Linux without on-access scanner. At that point one is comparing apples and oranges.
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You have to buy Oracle VM VirtualBox (i.e. the enterprise version) to use the Oracle VM VirtualBox Extension Pack (USB 2.0+3.0 support) commercially.
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Yes, indeed. And now Juncker is trying to pass CETA without national parliaments and that is currently backfiring, too. There was this moment during the crisis where I think we could have moved forward with EU bonds, a proper banking union,
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Just yesterday they put a whistleblower which published such tax evasion schemes in connection with Luxembourg into prison (LuxLeaks). They ruled that illegal state aid, because the Luxembourg tax authorities actively helped the companies s
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10y ago
Altassian JIRA (cloud or self-hosted) is free for Open Source projects. You can add as many required fields as you want and make creating issues as complicated as necessary :)
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"Not working" means not assigning the correct probabilities to the outcomes over time with regard to the information available. The article mentions some of the biases which could cause this. Of course this is difficult to measure
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In case of Brexit they didn't work at all. See e.g. http://www.economist.com/blogs/graphicdetail/2016/06/polls-v...
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10y ago
One could argue that because all the money is made by consulting, managing upgrades etc. the harder it is to setup, operate and to upgrade the better for the players in the OpenStack space. If the underlying incentives don't coincide w
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InputStreams are not seekable (see https://developer.android.com/reference/java/io/InputStream.... ). You can also have a look at a zip file spec to see that they can be streamed: https://users.cs.
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Zip files can be streamed. See for example https://developer.android.com/reference/java/util/zip/ZipInp... It even allows you to stream the zip while creating it, i.e. you do not need to know the compres
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According to OP the maintainer fairies will come and package your project! It doesn't even need a Makefile. They will create one for you. (They need to package the 3870 other requested projects first, though https://www.debi
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That DVD/Blu-Ray would be region locked to the Americas...
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They are already doing it with drivers. Windows 10 will only load Microsoft signed drivers and Windows Server 2016 will only load WHQL signed drivers for which you have to pay a fee.
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The best part is that the media companies are now explicitely licensing the content to Google (for free). Google competitors won't have those licenses and won't have the market power to get them for the same conditions, so they ma
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Windows has it, but not many people seem to use it: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa3...
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Popuplar apps such as Dropbox and Spotify use it: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=378566
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11y ago
SQLite just (two month ago) got a new synchronous level EXTRA which fsyncs the directory after deleting the journal. The default is FULL ( https://www.sqlite.org/pragma.html#pragma_synchronous ). So you still have to think a
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11y ago
Do you have a source for that? KMDF seems to be a C-API.
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In the Win32 API you can either have * Forward slashes in paths but only 260 characters as max path length * Maximum total path length of 32,767 characters but not forward slashes as path separator Pick your poison.
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I wonder if they implemented a copy-on-write fork syscall in NT. Otherwise it will be slower (and use a lot more memory) in some scenarios. Edit: And cow fork only makes sense if there is memory over-commit. So to be fully featured it would
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This could be solved with the eID feature of German identity cards, I guess. Problem is many disable it, do not have a card reader and many smartphones are not compatible.
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If you are using / in paths your are limited to max 260 characters paths. If you want paths up to 32k you need to use back-slashes. I think this is the reason they are not switching e.g. Visual Studio over to max 32k paths.
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XML has includes and you can have data types like string, int, time intervals, strings with regex, etc. with an XSD, if you want. The complexity this brings can be overwhelming compared to an ad-hoc config file format.
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That is why userspace programs are explicitely declared to not be derived work in the Linux kernel license https://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/COPYING (right at the top)
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