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Why is this FAT filesystem recording access time?
FAT doesn’t record access times but it does support recording access dates, and that’s what’s happening here: note that the timestamps have a time matching the timezone offset, that is to say they ...
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unison permissions between machines
Would it also be beneficial if I change the filesystem of the usb stick to exFAT to avoid such issues?
"Let's break the system some more in hopes it fixes a problem I don't really understand&...
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How can I see how much space was freed by trim on an SSD?
I'm not aware of a way to discover this information for an SSD. The most likely place I'd have looked for it was SMART metrics. But they don't appear to include anything that would show you the ...
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Launching windows commandline commands within a WSL, what's the story?
Can't you just run it inside a CMD:
/mnt/c/Windows/System32/cmd.exe /c "C:\Windows\system32\notepad.exe"
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What is /usr/sbin/authserver and the binary inside
weakpass is a macOS tool used to check passwords against a list of forbidden words. It was apparently intended for use with PasswordServer on OS X Server.
The list of forbidden words is manipulated ...
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What is /usr/sbin/authserver and the binary inside
If you suspect it belongs to a package, then use your distribution's package manager to find which package owns it. (Subdirectories in 'sbin' are odd, but I've seen packages do weirder stuff.)
For ...
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unison permissions between machines
Your unison command isn't attempting to reach the remote server as both side1 and side2 are given as local paths. This will synchronise the two local directory trees ~/test and /media/u0183918/...
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