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How does `at` know there will be a time change?

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Why doesn't sync guarantee that buffers are flushed?

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How does `at` know there will be a time change?

Is it possible to impose some kind of soft limit on the memory consumption of processes?

Is it possible to boot in a way that doesn't delete /tmp?

Is it possible to mount a swap space over network, e.g. sshfs?

How to move a folder into itself?

Why doesn't sync guarantee that buffers are flushed?

Why does `rm writeprotectedfile <<< ""` delete the file?

Is it possible to directly access files out of a symlink-directory? [duplicate]

How to copy a file within its original directory, most easily? [duplicate]