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		<description>&lt;strong&gt;Memcache Race Condition Fun...&lt;/strong&gt;

Dealing with cache expiration with memcache has some subtle gotchas that many people ignore at first. Lets say you are using memcache to cache an object that you want to refresh at least every 5 minutes. The typical pattern for this would be (in PHP)-...</description>
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<p>Dealing with cache expiration with memcache has some subtle gotchas that many people ignore at first. Lets say you are using memcache to cache an object that you want to refresh at least every 5 minutes. The typical pattern for this would be (in PHP)-<br />
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