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How can extract a tar file that is 1GB in size? Does the server memory have to equal the file size or greater?
I have been running tar -xv $FILE and each time it never finishes.
tar is just a user space program. Not that the server memory needs 1GB of space.
Atleast the server harddrive must have enough size(greater than 1GB) to hold the untarred files.
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After I upgraded the memory on my laptop, the rate of usage of memory remained the same, and the memory used increased almost proportionally to the size of new memory.
Why?
Thanks in advance.
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Wy
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In a development environment, running rails s is a bit slow. I thought of moving my project files to the SSD. People say that we should not do too many writes and reads to an SSD. Will this damage the drive?
Practically, no.
People say that we should not do too many writes and reads to an SSD.
These people are probably referring to doing orders of magnitude more disk I/O than starting a rails app does.
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Is it at all possible to set a custom speed for my project with Final Cut Pro 10.0.8?
I only see 2x, 4x etc. 2x is too slow, but 4x is way to fast, 3x (or 300%) would be ideal.
How can I achieve this?
Never mind, I upgraded to 10.1.3
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Is there any keyboard shortcut to clear the memory of a copied text? For example: I copied a text and then I want to delete the text stored on Ctrl+C memory.
As far as I know, there is no shortcut for that..
There are programs(clipboardmanagers) for that or you can simply copy something else to "delete" the clipboard.
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How to see the detail memory usage in Windows?
By task manager we can only see the memory usage in Kbyte, how can I see it in detail bytes? Not kilo bytes? Or any other soft can use?
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Wa
Have you tried Process Explorer? Process Explorer has more detailed memory usage than what Task Manager cares to display. Give this a shot.
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