• 0 Posts
  • 42 Comments
Joined 2 years ago
cake
Cake day: June 21st, 2023

help-circle


  • Even as far back as XP/Vista Microsoft has wanted to run the file system as more of an adaptive database than a classical hierarchical file system.

    The leaked beta for Vista had this included and it ran like absolute shit, mostly because harddrives are slow and ram was at a premium, especially in Vista as it was such a bloated piece or shit.

    NTFS has since evolved to include more and more of these “smart” file system components.

    Now they want to go full on with this “smart” approach to the filesystem.

    It’ll still be slow and shit, just like it was 2 decades ago.






  • Endorkend@kbin.socialtomemes@lemmy.worldHigh performance
    link
    fedilink
    arrow-up
    11
    arrow-down
    3
    ·
    1 year ago

    Worst shits I’ve ever had wasn’t from Mexican food. Gas, yes, I don’t do beans all that well.

    Worst shits, that would be Indian food, at some street stall in India.

    And it’s not like it gave me food poisoning either, I was feeling perfectly fine.

    But the poop an hour later was like an explosion of liquid poop.

    And the smell. Still the worst thing I’ve ever smelled and I’ve been up close to a corpse flower and eaten Surströmming.






  • That seems to happen a lot with Kbin and Lemmy.

    Either you hit add comment and it says it had some error, so you do it again and it actually worked the first time.

    Or you hit it once and somehow it posts it twice.

    That’s why some apps use this mechanism to gate submissions by a few seconds.

    So you can’t submit or edit/save more than once every 5 seconds or so.


  • Doesn’t matter to Toyota one bit.

    Their initial sale isn’t to the middle east or in any way driven by the middle eastern market and tends to be completely done on the merit of the vehicle.

    The trucks in the middle east are almost all second hand to the level some people were horrified and surprised when the vehicle they sold in the US, still bearing their logos and name, showed up in videos of insurgents and straight up terrorists in the Middle East.


  • Yeah, that’s it, I’m GenX, but I actually had a PC in the home as early as I can remember, got my own by age 8 and build my own age 10.

    That’s how some of these generational boundaries blur together, where the experience that defines one, can already have been part of the previous in specific circumstances.

    And personally, I’ve VERY interested in seeing 10 years down the line when we have the first adults who grew up with on-demand streaming and tablets/phones.

    When I was a child, they shoved a picture book in my hands to keep me entertained while sitting still.

    Now, you give them a tablet and they can watch YouTube or cartoons, right in their hands.

    Really wonder what difference this kind of thing will cause.


  • Endorkend@kbin.socialtoMemes@lemmy.mlintroverts will understand
    link
    fedilink
    arrow-up
    17
    arrow-down
    1
    ·
    1 year ago

    And the late Gen-Xers, who, if they were nerds, often were the first to grow up with computers and internet in their lives.

    I’m 45, I know plenty people my age who are grandparents.

    Me personally, I was always on the bleeding edge of tech, worked in tech all my professional life too, so I’m less affected by this behavior.

    But it makes it really hard to keep in touch with people my age online.

    I was one of the first to join Facebook and one of the first to abandon it. But I had to make a new Facebook account about 5 years ago because these days my whole family keeps in touch through Facebook and sets up family gatherings through it and Whatsapp and lost the ability to text me that info …