Kai Krakow

Do we really need a close button? It's now at the top, and usually there's a window decoration close button nearby (on MacOS it's even on the left side, so...

I'm using a similar approach but made it into a git command: https://gist.github.com/kakra/31d88f05f80e6240e502624077ec6304 Download this to `/usr/local/bin` or to your `~/bin` and run `git changelog` in your repository before tagging....

I think SQlite has a solution for this by using write-ahead logging (that's the WAL files), here's some starting point on the topic: https://wiki.tnonline.net/w/Blog/SQLite_Performance_on_Btrfs Maybe the database files of TabNine...

If possible, try to avoid fsync patterns for synchronization - fsync is quite horrible on btrfs performance-wise. Btrfs doesn't need it being a cow file system. But I'm not sure...

Also, avoid in-place updates of blocks in files and prefer appending data to some sort of log file which you could merge at process start or regular intervals back into...

I'm not sure if SQlite has file access modes which use `fsync()` - if they do, I'd research if that is really needed with WAL, and if it isn't, you...

Deleting the `.cacac` directory fixes this but I'm sure this error is not intended in the first place... What may have happened: The machines are clones (generated with `machinectl clone`,...

> however, removing them automatically means that restic needs to be able to exactly (not just most of the time) decide whether a lock is _really_ stale or not To...

I think I could narrow it down to the MarkdownIt rule processor.

I finally located the problem in megamark.js and added a pull request to fix this.