Do not use buffered writers to write lines to the log file - #89
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Every log we write is a new line, if we're doing this, may as well not use a buffer
When tailing the log file, we do not expect any buffering as the lines get written.
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When tailing the log file, we do not expect any buffering as the lines get written.