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Remove warning about excessive bucket list operations #20

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* `export PRIVATE=true` will stop sending anything to Loki until you remove the environment variable with `unset PRIVATE`
* `export LS_LOCAL=true` will query the local history instead of Loki until you remove the environment variable with `unset LS_LOCAL`

NOTE: I moved from Wasabi to Google Cloud Storage because of some performance issues with Wasabi. I _think_ they were rate limiting me because the configuration I was using was loading a years worth of shell history and keeping the index files cached locally, every 5mins each cached index would be checked for changes resulting in 300+ list operations. I think Wasabi may have become tired with me running 300+ sync List operations + 300+ compactor list operations every 5 mins on a stored total of something like 1G of data. I don't blame them but there was nothing in logs/returns etc to help me understand why compaction had suddenly become very slow and so I was frustrated so I moved things to GCS and was surprised when I discovered I was looking at $50 a month in list operations. [There is an issue for improving list operations in Loki](https://github.com/grafana/loki/issues/5018)

## Installation

Here are some instructions to get you set up and run Loki yourself, integrated with your shell history.
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