Bizarre "temporary" "file corruption", could be hardware but
suspect software  Reply to topic 12 posts TL;DR: File checksum
changed between a resume from sleep and a resume from hibernate
despite no known writes to the file. Could EFS be to blame?
Something's happened to me a few times now that I consider
pretty strange, but in my experience most of the time when
something seems really weird it's actually straightforward and
I'm just missing some information. In addition to my main work
desktop, I have a laptop that I use to work remotely from time
to time. Both are running Windows 7. I have a file sync set up
between the two boxes via Unison over SSH so I can effectively
work on code without having an active internet and VPN
connection to the office if I want to. I've done this plenty of
times in the past with no issue. The last two times I did it,
however, I've hit build errors due to some DLLs in our source
tree (i.e. DLLs committed to source control, NOT DLLs generated
by our build) that can not be refer