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Interesting observation.

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@fossdd because someone decided to use their Hetzner systems to do a bunch of CI clones using --shallow all at once.
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K. Ryabitsev 🍁

Did you hear that, bugzilla? You're exceptional. Don't let anyone else tell you otherwise.
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K. Ryabitsev 🍁

Trying to explain to my kids that "34Β°C/94Β°F and super humid" is just called "weather" in North Carolina between May and October.
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@MLE_online Oh, I didn't realize it had different names. blobcatthumbsup
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@evan @elshid @Codeberg AI crawlers descend on online resources like locust and consume then until they are dead. When they recover, they do it again.
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@celestiallavendar I'd use "I can see" -- it kinda rolls better off the tongue in all three versions.
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@stsquad sure, lei will do what you need here -- you probably want to use the latest master version, because it has a lot of maildir dedupe improvements.
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Slowly making my way through the list of outstanding b4 bugs before I push 0.14.3 out and I start working on 0.15 code review features. Overdue by about 6 months, but not forgotten.
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@stsquad In other words, grab the first msgid in your list, analyze the mbx file to get all retrieved msgid's and then compare each next msgid you try to retrieve against your set of "already have" messages. That will reduce the number of queries and the number of redundant local mbx files you'll end up with.
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@stsquad Yes, you can do that with `b4 mbox [msgid]` to fetch whole threads, but you will indeed have redundant mbx files unless you first analyze each mbx file and filter out msgid's which you already have.
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@m Unfortunately, Russia builds their own genocidal drones now. They are no longer dependent on Iran.
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@stsquad I'd need to know what kind of info you're looking for from those 4714 messages, before I can really give you any advise. The kind of caching b4 does is unlikely to be useful in this task.
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@ada a real headache of a question
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@ada yes, Anubis has reduced our CPU loads from 100% all the time to the usual pattern.
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@pdp7 @axboe Yes, subspace is where vger lives now.
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@hughsie no worries, it only stays that low because I'm not fetching new mail until I get things down to 50. :)
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K. Ryabitsev 🍁

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