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...ing as simple as wanting to be hired for their "brilliance". Hard to tell. A major issue with their personality is that they will retaliate against anyone that tries to stop their ranting, and they become hostile with their phrasing very quickly because of it. Just check the logs for them retaliating against anyone that has kickbanned them. Another issue is that depending on their mood of the day, they may be entirely lost to any form of reasoning, which makes it difficult for any communication. So just to reiterate, they are a real person but are difficult to deal with. On that note, they aren...

...to be hired for their "brilliance". Hard to tell. > > A major issue with their personality is that they will retaliate against > anyone that tries to stop their ranting, and they become hostile with their > phrasing very quickly because of it. Just check the logs for them > retaliating against anyone that has kickbanned them. > > Another issue is that depending on their mood of the day, they may be > entirely lost to any form of reasoning, which makes it difficult for any > communication. > > There are plenty of life situations that make smart people behave >...

On Tue, 16 Jun 2020 at 15:06, Joerg Sonnenberger via llvm-dev <llvm-dev at lists.llvm.org> wrote: > I also see little evidence that it would fix the problem of someone > having too much time on their hand and wants to be a nuisance. AFAICS, this is not the problem. The nicks are clearly randomly generated by smashing words together and the content seems to be what comes out of a

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Hi Timo (and all!), Venaktesh is a friend of mine working on a patch to the venerable Alpine mail reader so it can read Maildir format mailboxes on disk. Venkatesh wanted to know if he could use some code from Dovecot's lib-storage (safely opening/reading Maildirs, including accounting for NFS and ESTALE) and the UID->message mapping code. This way, Dovecot and Alpine would agree on

This just popped up: > In terms of how native ZFS for Linux is being handled by [KQ > Infotec], they are releasing their ported ZFS code under the Common > Development & Distribution License and will not be attempting to go > for mainline integration. Instead, this company will just be > releasing their CDDL source-code as a build-able kernel module for > users and

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Zpool split is a wonderful feature and it seems to work well, and the choice of which disk got which name was perfect! But there seems to be an odd anomaly (at least with b132) . Started with c0t1d0s0 running b132 (root pool is called rpool) Attached c0t0d0s0 and waited for it to resilver Rebooted from c0t0d0s0 zpool split rpool spool Rebooted from c0t0d0s0, both rpool and spool were mounted