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"consistant" doesn't mean it never changes between versions idiots. it means it works the same across different subcontexts, within the current system. yolo wizard is right in this dull semantic argument
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seriosuly this forum is just miserable
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gargle chome posted:seriosuly this forum is just miserable
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it was good times until you showed up
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gargle chome posted:seriosuly this forum is just miserable
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gargle chome posted:seriosuly this forum is just miserable agreed but also chomea
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Amethyst posted:"consistant" doesn't mean it never changes between versions idiots. consistent means "acting or done in the same way over time". hold on homescreen making the icons movable has acted in the same way over time. its consistent. pleas eo come back with a better argument ro perhaps a brain.
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Sep 30, 2015 01:33
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Stux posted:consistent means "acting or done in the same way over time". hold on homescreen making the icons movable has acted in the same way over time. its consistent. pleas eo come back with a better argument ro perhaps a brain. i don't actually give a rats rear end about your stupid rear end phone, fucker!!!!!!
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Amethyst posted:i don't actually give a rats rear end about your stupid rear end phone, fucker!!!!!! u did until it turned out u were fuckinig wrong and an idiot. roll overso i can scratch ur belly because ur a loving mutt
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Stux posted:u did until it turned out u were fuckinig wrong and an idiot. roll overso i can scratch ur belly because ur a loving mutt you don't know poo poo about poo poo and post on this forum to roleplay as someone who does bring up your theory of consistency at work some time and listen to everyone's voices get slower and louder for the idiot baby
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Amethyst posted:you don't know poo poo about poo poo and post on this forum to roleplay as someone who does don't sign
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Sep 30, 2015 01:59
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Amethyst posted:you don't know poo poo about poo poo and post on this forum to roleplay as someone who does ok i'll ask evyeryone at work, u ask every one at the nursury u get left at every morning, and we can compared responsies.
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Stux posted:consistent means "acting or done in the same way over time". hold on homescreen making the icons movable has acted in the same way over time. its consistent. pleas eo come back with a better argument ro perhaps a brain. ~crashes through window~ DID SOMEBODY SAY SEMANTIC ARGUMENT
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yeah, amethyst litierlaly did in the psot i replied to, so i embraced the semantic arguement. Amethyst posted:yolo wizard is right in this dull semantic argument
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carry on then posted:you misspelled reeder fyi I certainly did not, I can read feedly on any web browser or in the app and everything stays in sync no matter what I even pay the money for feedly pro
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pretty sure everyone arguing about 3d touch hasn't used it, it took me like one try to learn the difference between that and how to move icons
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qirex posted:pretty sure everyone arguing about 3d touch hasn't used it, it took me like one try to learn the difference between that and how to move icons ya but why dont they just add it to ios8? fuckin money grubbers thats why
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MS added new compression algos to NTFS compression. It was only to xpress4k before but now there's xpress8k, xpress16k, and lzw increasing in cpu overhead and compression ratios as you go. LZW increased the compression rate for sparse garbage like log files by 50% which minimal added overhead but you can only access it from the command line with the compact.exe utility
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ms released a "test update" on win7 full of random garbage because nobody needs QA hellban every shameful idiot sperging about the home button
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got a call asking why onedrive has a 10 meg file limit. not knowing what the client was talking about, had them send me the link to check. it was an excel file, and onedrive share links open directly into excel online...which itself has a 10 meg file limit and gives you no options to save the file locally or whatever, it just errors out. so you have to put the excel file into a folder and share access to the folder instead. microsoft's weird exceptions are giving me french grammar flashbacks
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univbee posted:got a call asking why onedrive has a 10 meg file limit. not knowing what the client was talking about, had them send me the link to check. I was thinking swedish chef or Tin tin
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qirex posted:pretty sure everyone arguing about 3d touch hasn't used it, it took me like one try to learn the difference between that and how to move icons yeah right. these guys make super cool informed opinions about it   
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HAIL eSATA-n posted:ms released a "test update" on win7 full of random garbage because nobody needs QA
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anthonypants posted:did they actually confirm it was a "test" update somewhere? https://isc.sans.edu/diary/Mistakenly-deployed+test+patch+leads+to+suspicious+Windows+update+/20201
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:spokesperson told ars technica that it was an incorrectly published test update Lol looks like we missed it 
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more like Don't Patch Tuesday, if you ask me
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Pinterest Mom posted:more like Don't Patch Tuesday, if you ask me wish you'd observe don't post tuesday and also every other day
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post post post (every day)
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:MS added new compression algos to NTFS compression. It was only to xpress4k before but now there's xpress8k, xpress16k, and lzw increasing in cpu overhead and compression ratios as you go. LZW increased the compression rate for sparse garbage like log files by 50% which minimal added overhead but you can only access it from the command line with the compact.exe utility neat, can it compress chunks larger than 64KB yet?
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Dylan16807 posted:neat, can it compress chunks larger than 64KB yet? No, and that probably won't change until SSDs are completely ubiquitous. Latency and overhead becomes a big consideration for filesystem compression, if you're writing the bigger the block you're working with the more latency you're incurring to write the file. When you're doing random reads out of a large file, you have to deflate an entire chunk at a time to access its data. 64kb stripe sizes are raid arrays are fairly common and if you start compressing in 128, 256kb, or larger chunks what was a single read io to pull 2kb out of that 64kb chunk now becomes 2, 4, or however much larger you decide to make it.
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:No, and that probably won't change until SSDs are completely ubiquitous. Latency and overhead becomes a big consideration for filesystem compression, if you're writing the bigger the block you're working with the more latency you're incurring to write the file. When you're doing random reads out of a large file, you have to deflate an entire chunk at a time to access its data. 64kb stripe sizes are raid arrays are fairly common and if you start compressing in 128, 256kb, or larger chunks what was a single read io to pull 2kb out of that 64kb chunk now becomes 2, 4, or however much larger you decide to make it. But that's the problem, the massive fragmentation is bad on a hard drive and negligible on an SSD. If you need 10ms to seek, you might as well read 1MB while you're there.
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Dylan16807 posted:But that's the problem, the massive fragmentation is bad on a hard drive and negligible on an SSD. If you need 10ms to seek, you might as well read 1MB while you're there. on a good platter drive with ncq, that's still lost read time that could have been queued up with other commands
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dear god installed El Capitan on my 2011 mbook air Apple has just been iterating OSX the past 5 years and yet the gap in UX, app quality, stability, notifications, searching etc has actually gotten wider in favour of OSX
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Happy_Misanthrope posted:dear god installed El Capitan on my 2011 mbook air thanks for updating us you insanely dull piece of poo poo!!!!!!!!!
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*runs into the thread* Guys guys! I just installed software on my computer and I like it!
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Happy_Misanthrope posted:dear god installed El Capitan on my 2011 mbook air tbf search is definitely something they've been working on for the past few years mostly to shut out google, but still
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Amethyst posted:*runs into the thread* holy gently caress windows is still windows wow what the fuckkkkk
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