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Jun
10
awarded  Yearling
Jan
5
asked ipv6 max_addresses in sysctl.conf (Debian 6)
Jan
5
comment Does Memcached support IPv6
@amateur barista Old thread, new answer.
Jan
5
answered Does Memcached support IPv6
Nov
25
awarded  Popular Question
Sep
12
accepted DNS, subdomain, and IPv6 — possible to add subdomain.example.com NS record to an IPv6 host?
Jun
11
awarded  Yearling
Nov
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awarded  Necromancer
Oct
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awarded  Enlightened
Jul
28
answered Useful Command-line Commands on Windows
Jun
23
comment How do I mirror a folder (copy only missing and changed files recursively) in windows?
Unless you are using C# libraries which manipulate the NTFS file system directly, you are not going to see any performance gain over calling a process for a program which manipulates files, such as those mentioned thusfar.
Jun
23
comment How do I mirror a folder (copy only missing and changed files recursively) in windows?
Oooh.. how did I not know about this?
Jun
23
comment How do I mirror a folder (copy only missing and changed files recursively) in windows?
wait.. this is silly, editing..
Jun
23
answered How do I mirror a folder (copy only missing and changed files recursively) in windows?
Jun
21
comment How to clear export DISPLAY=some ip address
I, too, missed it. But this is correct. Suggested edit: "unset DISPLAY", to match the question being asked.
Jun
21
answered lost a folder with lot of file when installed a new OS,forgot to back up the folder, how to retrive it back?
Jun
21
comment Most elegant way of ssh copying a file to a remote host, then executing it
In fact, if you can run make with local tools, then you can use SSH-FUSE as in the C example, keep the source remote-mounted, and use local build tools.
Jun
21
answered Most elegant way of ssh copying a file to a remote host, then executing it
Jun
11
awarded  Yearling
Apr
13
comment Windows drive letters A: and B:
I do like that more recent Microsoft software depends on the environment variables and Registry entries for finding the Program Files path. That said, I still have recently used a practice of mounting extra drive space (Apps drive) to an empty NTFS folder under C:, rather than make it a D: or E: drive.