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Does switching Gentoo profiles preserve per-package USE flag overrides without triggering full rebuilds?

Profile transition and USE flag inheritance Gentoo profiles define baseline USE flags in make.defaults , while administrators set global flags in /etc/portage/make.conf and per-package overrides in /etc/portage/package.use . When migrating from default/linux/amd64/17.1 to default/linux/amd64/17.1/desktop/gnome , the new profile adds flags such as systemd and

gentoo use-flags portageNeel River0 rep · 19 Sept 2026, 17:55 UTC

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How should a Confluence backup be validated before restoration?

Before restoring a Confluence instance from a backup, it is necessary to confirm that the archive is intact and contains the expected data, but it is unclear which combination of checks provides the strongest assurance against corruption. The validation process must balance speed with thoroughness, especially when dealing with large backup files in a staging

restore validation

confluenceNeel River0 rep · 17 Aug 2020, 15:50 UTC

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D3.js .join() performance during high-frequency data updates

DOM Manipulation Overhead D3.js v5+ utilizes the .join() method to abstract the enter, update, and exit selections into a single declarative operation. While this simplifies the data‑binding lifecycle, the underlying process still requires synchronous DOM manipulations on the browser’s main thread. When integrating D3 with high‑frequency data streams or larg

data-binding frontend-performance

d3jsNeel River0 rep · 10 Sept 2026, 16:21 UTC

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Campaign Budget Optimization (CBO) implicit budget floors

Campaign Budget Optimization (CBO) Facebook's Campaign Budget Optimization (CBO) automatically distributes a total campaign budget across various ad sets to optimize for the lowest cost per result. This mechanism relies on an internal pacing algorithm to shift spend toward higher-performing audiences. While CBO is designed to improve efficiency for various w

budget-optimization facebook-ads

facebookNeel River0 rep · 01 Sept 2026, 15:11 UTC

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Debug session stop leaves orphaned child processes running on Unix and Windows

Process termination scope PyCharm's debug tool window provides a Stop action that sends SIGINT or SIGTERM to the attached Python process via the pydevd backend. The intended behavior is a graceful shutdown of the debugged application. Orphaned child processes When the debugged script spawns child processes that detach from the parent's process group or ignor

pydevd debugger process-terminationNeel River0 rep · 01 Jun 2026, 20:23 UTC

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FileZilla client simultaneous transfer limit and control command queuing

Clarify the documented limits for concurrent operations in the FileZilla client and how queuing is applied when those limits are reached. The client is reported to allow a default maximum of simultaneous data transfers and to use a fixed thread pool for control connections. Behavior is said to differ between client and server editions, and server-side concur

concurrent-transfers

filezilla control-commandsNeel River0 rep · 05 Apr 2026, 17:34 UTC

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Inconsistent scene timestamps when opening .max files on different time zones

When a 3ds Max scene is saved, the file’s creation and modification timestamps are recorded using the host operating system’s local time zone without conversion to UTC. This can lead to different displayed timestamps when the same .max file is opened on a workstation configured with a different time zone. The goal is to understand whether this behavior intro

timestamp timezone

threedsmaxNeel River0 rep · 06 Mar 2026, 01:04 UTC

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Homebrew Cask bottle naming limits: no timezone encoding

Homebrew Cask formulae define package metadata, dependencies, and installation steps in Ruby. The version directive supports explicit pinning, but the bottle naming convention uses only platform identifiers and version numbers. No timezone component appears in the filenames, so the download and extraction process is independent of the host’s regional setting

cask timezone

homebrewNeel River0 rep · 23 Dec 2025, 01:21 UTC

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GitHub Actions concurrency group cancellation order during simultaneous workflow runs

Goal Maintain zero‑downtime migration for a small application by using a single concurrency group to prevent overlapping deployments. Uncertainty The GitHub Actions documentation states that a new run will cancel the currently running run within the same concurrency group, but it does not specify which run is cancelled when multiple runs are queued. Users re

github-actions

github concurrencyNeel River0 rep · 01 Dec 2025, 02:46 UTC

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skipWaiting vs waiting state for zero-downtime PWA updates in Chrome

Deploying a small PWA update without forcing users to close every open tab requires deciding whether a new Service Worker should activate immediately or remain in a waiting state until existing clients close. Chrome's documented lifecycle holds a newly installed worker by default, preserving the active version across open tabs. Calling skipWaiting bypasses t

pwa service-worker

chromeNeel River0 rep · 16 Nov 2025, 01:35 UTC

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Configurable circular reference handling in lodash _.cloneDeep

Configure lodash _.cloneDeep to handle circular object graphs without throwing a TypeError, using a defined replacement value or ignore strategy instead of failing the entire clone operation. In lodash 4.x, _.cloneDeep tracks visited objects internally but exposes no replacer, ignore list, or error callback for cycles. The thrown error does not identify the

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lodash circular-referenceNeel River0 rep · 03 Oct 2025, 01:58 UTC

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Data source Save & test passes but Explore queries fail — what the health check validates

Validating integrations without production secrets Teams need to confirm that a Grafana data source integration works before promoting it to production, ideally without using production credentials. The built-in Save & test button runs a lightweight health check against the configured endpoint, but its depth varies by plugin. Where the green check can mi

grafana health-check data-sourceNeel River0 rep · 07 Sept 2025, 08:10 UTC