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From Oleg Grigoriev → To All 5 December 1998
Let your enemies, All, die without sons!
Uh... Here Kir very strongly convinces me that the subject is still needed
to anyone other than me. I’ll pretend for a second that I kind of believed it...
Actually, the question is this: is a key needed to delete the original files?
and if so, what should be its implementation?
Two ways are visible: either demolish the original one immediately after processing, before
moving on to the next one, or after processing, demolish them all in one sitting.
Advantages of the first: When working on one device, it saves significantly
occupied volume.
Disadvantages: in case of any incidents, the original packages will be restored
very difficult.
Accordingly, the advantages and disadvantages of the second are opposite to the first, i.e.
It's easy to restore, but you need a lot of space.
And another question (global): is there a person who is _very_ unsatisfied with
speed of operation of the khachilka? Currently, almost all of our time is spent on
read/write. (Thankfully, I do the scanning with cpir). If you use the upper memory,
then on _disk_ devices the speed will increase. A little. Probably.
Redoing hemorrhoids is why I’m asking.
Best wishes, Oleg aka Ruiner.