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oval office AND PASTE posted:so unlink your hotmail account i do actually use skydrive as a garbagetoilet for keepass archives and and scratchpads so the sign-in-and-sync is cool, i just want the option to store credentials cause really, if someone who isn't me is sitting at my pc my o so precious cloud data isn't my biggest concern
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sounds like you are caring too much try caring less
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Jun 26, 2014 18:49
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phew that was a close one, thanks funny computers
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here's the thing, windows doesn't have to fully start the whole system to display that login prompt it keeps loading stuff in the background it may not be your user stuff but if the pin is what's holding you back, well, I dunno also why are you cold booting so much that this is a problem just let it go to sleep/hibernate
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Jun 26, 2014 18:52
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look what you've done, you've got me caring :-(
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oval office AND PASTE posted:also why are you cold booting so much that this is a problem most recently to stop the fans from filling the case with drywall dust but yes i should hibernate more and post less let's talk about the surface rt instead
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my favorite part about hibernation is that it is now a hidden feature unless you specifically go in there to turn it on
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that's cause sleep is always better
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what is the difference?
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duTrieux. posted:my favorite part about hibernation is that it is now a hidden feature unless you specifically go in there to turn it on its a hybrid sleep/hiberate and the hibernation file is automatically written when you put it to sleep so it can still come back if there is a power loss event. on 7 if it detected that the system was a laptop with a battery then it would present them as discrete options but the hardware has gotten so much better in recent years that there's no real power savings with hibernate over sleep unless you're leaving it unused for a week+ straight so I wouldn't be surprised if they removed that and let the power management handle automatically transitioning from sleep to hibernate when the battery passes a certain threshold
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Jun 26, 2014 19:59
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sleep leaves stuff in memory and puts the computer in a low power state. resume from sleep is instant because the state is in memory already. hibernate copies the stuff in memory to disk and then shuts the computer off. when the computer is turned back on it loads the state back into memory from disk. this is as slow as your disk. the danger is with a laptop sleep uses power (not much) so it could use all ur battery and then die and then you loose all the stuff in memory. that's where hybrid sleep comes in. hybrid sleep is the same as sleep but also the same as hibernate. it leaves stuff in memory and goes into low power mode like sleep, and also copies state to disk. this way if the battery runs out you can resume from the hibernate file
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Jun 26, 2014 20:01
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gently caress that, sometimes i want to put a device to sleep and sometimes i want it to hibernate. my body, my rules. no means no. hell no we won't go. black power.
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Jun 26, 2014 20:03
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e:i need to type faster hibernate is poo poo if you are not a laptop
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duTrieux. posted:gently caress that, sometimes i want to put a device to sleep and sometimes i want it to hibernate. my body, my rules. no means no. hell no we won't go. black power. I'm what you might call a power user and I think I know a little something about computers, mr billy grates
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Jun 26, 2014 20:18
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I use my laptop once every two weeks. if it sleeps then I need to recharge it every time I pick it up
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The Management posted:I use my laptop once every two weeks. if it sleeps then I need to recharge it every time I pick it up if only there was a setting to tell the computer to automatically transition from sleep to hibernate at a specific battery level. oh well, I guess a thing like that absolutely does not exist and certainly not since the Windows XP days absolutely no hope 4 u
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Jun 26, 2014 20:25
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yes, I want it to drain the battery before hibernating, the worst of both worlds
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Jun 26, 2014 20:35
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Shaggar posted:sleep leaves stuff in memory and puts the computer in a low power state. resume from sleep is instant because the state is in memory already. apple added this feature like a decade ago good job microsoft
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idg why te gently caress you'd ever turn yor compute off? unless to change overlock settings in bios or something else that literally can be down during runtime
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Jun 26, 2014 20:55
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I turn my compiuter off when I'm not using it, that way the bits are fresh every time I start it up
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if u tourn youre computer off how do you maintain a good ratio???
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Bloody posted:if u tourn youre computer off how do you maintain a good ratio???
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seedbox you poors
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"xbox, hybrid sleep".
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Jun 26, 2014 21:39
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my uptime
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A Wheezy Steampunk posted:apple added this feature like a decade ago
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spankmeister posted:seedbox you poors u know why I'm not poor? because I don't pay for redundancy
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holy hibernate sperg
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81u1 is great
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PurdWerfect posted:81u1 is great okay, mr. buckley
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Bloody posted:if u tourn youre computer off how do you maintain a good ratio??? also protein folding
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PurdWerfect posted:81u1 is great I'm waiting for 8.1u1v1sp1 at least. i'll consider rc1 of it, though.
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prefect posted:also protein folding same except seti
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Microsoft recently rereleased Visual Studio Installer, a plugin for Visual Studio 2013 U2 that replicates an installer setup last seen in Visual Studio 2008. It hasn't changed, or maybe it has gotten worse, possibly a rewrite in .NET. I'm sitting with 16GB ram and every though task manager says only a few hundred MB is being used notepad is reporting out of memory whilst the plugin is running. It's taking 1-2 minutes to add and remove any file or registry entry to the install project. It still only supports file and registry entries, you cannot manage services. Once complete with a project I hit build, a long while later an MSI file appears. Run the MSI, "error parsing token AE". Good jorb Microsoft! I spent the next day learning WiX.
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someone here may care: [WSJ] PlayStation is Video Game Industry’s Biggest TV Spender So Far This Yearquote:
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why side to side pie charts
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PleasureKevin posted:why side to side pie charts w/ different colors no less lol
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Jun 28, 2014 21:59
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Smythe posted:w/ different colors no less lol Posjting while blind
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Millstone posted:Posjting while blind ok. im saying the colors dont match. like, fox sports is blue in 1, and normal fox is blue in the other. wtf
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are you SURE you want to move thumbs.db?????
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