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cinci zoo sniper posted:far trickier in this context means holding shift "to figure out how to"
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Krankenstyle posted:im gonna delete the windows next week idgaf if i get fired do the right thing
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pram posted:osx has been pretty consistent for the past decades and that works for me and suits my needs
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Shaggar posted:yeah osx has been consistently bad since release 
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Shaggar posted:yeah osx has been consistently bad since release I'll take consistently bad over the much more variably bad windows releases.
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https://www.cnbc.com/2018/06/01/microsoft--github-acquisition-talks-resume.html better than google imo
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Phobeste posted:https://www.cnbc.com/2018/06/01/microsoft--github-acquisition-talks-resume.html 
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they're going to rename it "visual studio cloud" or something and change the url, instantly breaking 40% of the web
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nah microsoft under nadella doesn't rebrand the large acquisitions if they buy it they'll just add ci/cd integration with VSTS and make it ridiculously easy to deploy your code to azure like "oops i accidentally clicked this button and now my code is running in a very expensive aks cluster"
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Bulgogi Hoagie posted:do the right thing 
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qirex posted:they're going to rename it "visual studio cloud" or something and change the url, instantly breaking 40% of the web
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teams integration oh boy! seriously though god drat it lol
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cheese-cube posted:it's funny and immensely annoying that microsoft just do not give a single gently caress about any of your settings and whenever you install a win10 update (or whatever the creator/spring updates are called) they get reset to defaults. couple examples: Is it actually starting the defrag job? I've never seen Windows attempt to defrag remote storage or VMDKs. Are you mounting through the NIC?
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:Is it actually starting the defrag job? I've never seen Windows attempt to defrag remote storage or VMDKs. Are you mounting through the NIC? doesn't really matter. the "right-click, properties -> tools -> optimise" dialog lists defrag schedules based on querying the task scheduler. they're one in the same. and yeah, the jobs launch defrag against the target volume
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Jun 3, 2018 15:22
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Fiedler posted:nah microsoft under nadella doesn't rebrand the large acquisitions yeah, this is the most likely outcome. LinkedIn was left alone (apart from the whole "integrate into MS graph", which is why they were bought), and the GitHub brand is too strong to rename it. not putting it past marketing though to screw it up!
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Well it is certainly happening https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-06-03/microsoft-is-said-to-have-agreed-to-acquire-coding-site-github
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the microsoft pr person responsible for this article got "github was impressed by satya nadella" into the second paragraph. loving lol.
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Jun 3, 2018 22:09
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looking forward to linkedin login, azure and Skype for business integration in GitHub!
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maybe they'll even smuggle one or two CIA backdoors into the deal for free!
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GitHub for business on the other hand nothing may happen. I mean yes Skype for business is awful but it was never good and it’s predecessor lync was never good either. it’ll probably be fine
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Boiled Water posted:GitHub for business that already exists lol https://enterprise.github.com/home
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Schadenboner posted:What's the best way to get a "Sevenish" experience on 10? Because poo poo breaks (and MS literally colluded with loving Intel to spike new hardware working on 7, motherfuckers) so I'll probably need to get another Windows machine at some point in the next 40-50 years. And I like 7 a whole lot more than I liked 10 when I tried it or XP when I remember it. So yeah. Real talk just install Classic Shell. It's free. Microsoft apologists will call you a sperg and they'll claim you can make the 10 start menu similar to but gently caress that, no you can't. I can now see virtually every single program I have installed on my pc without having to scroll through these 24 pt. font size program lists like I'm on some sort of retarded Windows tablet. Also it owns clicking start and control panel and every single item in the control panel practically fits in the start menu, Windows 95 style. poo poo owns The only other thing I can't stand is Windows 10 keeps downloading this loving mouse driver for my ThinkPad that I don't want it to download and even using this "hide specific update" program Microsoft offers it comes back the next time 😡 Oh and for some reason when I right click and shift in a folder it only gives me the option for open this directory in powershell, no more option for command prompt because Microsoft???
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carry on then posted:that already exists lol I’ve seen a bunch of comments like “lol codeplex” but codex didn’t have a business plan, and GitHub does, so 
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i can't wait for them to use github as a brand to use anywhere much like minecraft or halo
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github's standalone business plan is poo poo but there's massive value for microsoft in integration
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Uncle at Nintendo posted:Real talk just install Classic Shell. It's free. no don't. yes windows 10 is different than windows 7 and that's scary and you're upset. but that's just you being allergic to change. try living with windows 10 for a couple of weeks before making everything look exactly like windows 7 and you'll see that actually windows 10 is fine and you no longer feel the need to install ui hacks.
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Fiedler posted:no don't. yes windows 10 is different than windows 7 and that's scary and you're upset. but that's just you being allergic to change. try living with windows 10 for a couple of weeks before making everything look exactly like windows 7 and you'll see that actually windows 10 is fine and you no longer feel the need to install ui hacks. Not wanting to scroll slowly through a program list for 40 seconds instead of seeing them all at once has nothing to do with being scared of change "The start button is now on the top right corner of the screen, stop fearing change!!  "
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Jun 3, 2018 23:18
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I just start typing then wait forever since windows search is rear end it can sometimes find already installed software but don’t count on it
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Uncle at Nintendo posted:Not wanting to scroll slowly through a program list for 40 seconds instead of seeing them all at once has nothing to do with being scared of change in windows 10 you pin the programs you frequently use to the taskbar, start menu, or desktop, or you hit windows key and then type the first 2 letters of the program's name. it turns out that this mode of interaction is faster than scanning through a list of 200 items. but you wouldn't know because you've never actually tried to use it.
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Boiled Water posted:I just start typing then wait forever since windows search is rear end Yeah search is completely inconsistent for me. Sometimes it will find things in 2 seconds, sometimes literally never (it just stays at "working on it" forever). I noticed windows will not find files named file_name2356.mp4 but it will find it if you leave out the file extension  Also it won't find anything if I search just 2356 
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Fiedler posted:in windows 10 you pin the programs you frequently use to the taskbar, start menu, or desktop, or you hit windows key and then type the first 2 letters of the program's name. it turns out that this mode of interaction is faster than scanning through a list of 200 items. I did. It sucks Sometimes I kind of don't remember the name of a program If you wanna gently caress around looking for things in the control panel (or maybe it's in the New Metro™ Control Panel®???  ) be my guestJust a reminder that yospos used to claim it was spergy when posters were annoyed that Apple didn't let you see apps you previously purchased or downloaded in iOS. "If the app was so important, you'd remember what it was" 
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sorry the ui isn't optimized for your use case of "i have 200 different programs that i use regularly and whose names i don't remember"
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Phobeste posted:Well it is certainly happening https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-06-03/microsoft-is-said-to-have-agreed-to-acquire-coding-site-github gently caress
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Fiedler posted:sorry the ui isn't optimized for your use case of "i have 200 different programs that i use regularly and whose names i don't remember" My setup allows for both use cases, hth
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https://twitter.com/ErrataRob/status/1003396869052141568 not the take i was expecting
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Phobeste posted:Well it is certainly happening https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-06-03/microsoft-is-said-to-have-agreed-to-acquire-coding-site-github well all the fun software is probably going to disappear like exploit poc, emulators and vpn software for china
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Phobeste posted:Well it is certainly happening https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-06-03/microsoft-is-said-to-have-agreed-to-acquire-coding-site-github
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> In what is likely to be hailed as a landmark of the computer industry, > Richard Stallman, of the Free Software Foundation, and Bill Gates, > of Microsoft, announced that they would be concluding a merger within > a year, setting a target date of April 1st, 1997. > > "It's all been a horrible misunderstanding", says Stallman, a long time > advocate of free software. > > "It's really just a semantic thing", says Gates. "We call software free > when the vendor has to bundle it with the machine and swallow the expense, > or they don't get sales. Stallman calls it free when the vendor can't > bundle it with the machine and pass the expenses on to you. It really > comes down to the same thing, and that's market share." > > The first visible products of this merger will be "Hurd '97", to be released > by 3Q1998, and "Hello '96", which will be a replacement product for > Windows For Workgroups. Gates comments, "the mail reader is brilliant; > I wish we'd had these people with us all along." > > The two met inside Westminster Cathedral, where they embraced, and > called each other "anathema", the Latin for "brother". it's 2018 and satire is impossible
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Fiedler posted:in windows 10 you pin the programs you frequently use to the taskbar, start menu, or desktop, or you hit windows key and then type the first 2 letters of the program's name. it turns out that this mode of interaction is faster than scanning through a list of 200 items. windows 10
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Gazpacho posted:> In what is likely to be hailed as a landmark of the computer industry, die young or live long enough to become the villain
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