"Remake" of industry giant 2. Not exactly though, more like similar because there are some painpoints to addess.
Nithanim
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I have never seen an implementation of e.g. a mirror that gives up on disagreements of both disks. Repairing/redundnancy is what raid is there for.
Edit: maybe old hardware raid does not check?
80/20 for 30€
But your post animated me to check, so there is one for 100/40 for 20€ now i switched to. Thank you!
I am currently using the new outlook desktop version and there are rules. However, they seem to have cut "local only" stuff. I suspect that they moved the execution server side.
Out of curiosity: do you have an example that looks especially weird? I haven't really noticed before but you stating that I maybe know what you might put a limit on.
No worries, thank you! Going to bed now anyways :)
No problem, thank you very much! I was just highly confused and had to double check and correct votes all the time :D
Thank you! I was very confused with the new look of the app in the morning! But I have not figured out yet, if the inconsistent inversion of the voting buttons is a wrong setting or a bug. The buttons are one way for the post itself but the other way around for comments. In other words, the order of the up-/downvote buttons are switched. And yes, I am the idiot with the tablet, using lefthand mode but not tablet view, again.
Edit: thank you for my save button!
For my small hobby project compiling was absurdly slow. Switching to mold really cut down on waiting time.
Edit: should have been a reply to "just keep the tab open"... Anyways, just keep the tab open. Maybe you stumble upon it again when closing some urelated tabs.
I still have tabs open from when I researched for my paper. That was... some years ago. It must be more than 3k open at this point since it was 2k already some time ago.
Fun fact: firefox many moons ago would take a veeery long time to open. That has been fixed for quite some time now. Also, I think they stopped bombarding DNS queries for every open tab... Fun times when you opened firefox and nothing would work for some time because the DNS servers temporarily blocked you.
Well shit, I didn't know that. It has been a long time since I touched Android dev and also never needed that knowledge.
One app I rarely use, uses some event that is triggered when it goes to the background or whatever. As soon as the app leaves the foreground, it shows the "saved" toast. It works both with the home button for the "desktop" and also when using the "open apps" switch UI (whatever that is called). Of course that is a step before the force close and is more complex to to handle for you since the editor window is not closed.
Thank you for putting up with my shit xD
There is no answer ("Answer: 0"). If you got one it would be obvious because you would see the ip address. Either the DNS entry is not correct or your dig query does not work. I have not queried AAAA with dig myself yet and I am lazy on mobile. But you can try specifying manually using
dig AAAA <your hostname>(at least that works with MX, TXT, CNAME and NS) records. (At least from the question section in your output it just says "A", not sure.)Edit: the output of dig is actually quite simple. Lines starting with ; are comments just four your information and improved formatting. Most you can ignore but some are helpful. Most important for you is stuff below your "Answer section" since everything below is, well, the answer for your query. If you do not have one (like in your example) the query did not return any results. This is also stated relatively at the top where it gives you a summary of the numer of queries, answers, authorities, ... the request+response contained. There is also the question section (as a comment) which shows an A request, not AAAA. I think that shoud state the query you made which is not what you wanted. (Could be wrong though; never paid attention to that).