kaetemi

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by kaetemi 4y ago
The suggested tags when searching "anime girl" are just a bit creepy.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
What the hell, man. This happens on every Windows 10 device that's left off for long periods of time. Stop blaming users for what's shitty programming/design.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
I'm 3 hours in and my laptop is still spinning 100% on Windows maintenance services. What root causes? It's simply bad OS programming. Don't gaslight users just because it works on your machine and in your use case. A dev&#x2
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by kaetemi 4y ago
3 hours in. Rebooted for update. Now mscorsvw's turn to spin 100%.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
15 minutes in. Wuauserv is stealing the show. Spinning 100%. Meanwhile, Google and Adobe took their turns in updating as well. 50 minutes in. Still going 100%. 90 minutes in. TiWorker -Embedding (servicingstack) is now spinning. Meanwhile I
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by kaetemi 4y ago
Just booted up my laptop. CompatTelRunner is spinning two processes, one UpdateSoftwareInventory and one DoScheduledTelemetryRun. Meanwhile Edge and OneDrive have updated. I'm 10 minutes in. Spinning 100% CPU. Wuauserv and BITS are pee
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by kaetemi 4y ago
Sad that so many comments here blame the user for what's obviously really bad programming in Windows Update and Windows Store.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
The time it runs at 100% seems to go up exponentially the longer you leave the system off. It just seems like very bad programming to me.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
Nope. It can do this for days if you leave the laptop off long enough. And then the CPU usage will suddenly drop to 0% when it's done. It's not even updating, it's Windows Store / universal app shenanigans. You're a
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by kaetemi 4y ago
I shouldn't need to run my laptop for days at 100% to please some Windows Store optimization service, just because I haven't booted it up for a month. I have a desktop, the laptop is for emergencies. But it's useless because
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by kaetemi 4y ago
I have this issue on my older laptops with Windows 10 that I rarely use. The culprit is some Windows Store "optimization" process (wsappx). It'll run for days at 100% if you don't boot Windows for long enough. I hear the
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by kaetemi 4y ago
You don't need physical access to interfere with an analog audio system. (Remember old cellphones?) Since they're saying it's an issue with the amplifier, I'm assuming someone found a weak spot that readily gets picked u
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by kaetemi 4y ago
Any cheap code signing certificate is sufficient.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
That gets wiped on every other Windows update these days.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
Wow. That remote view runs surprisingly smooth on my cheap phone. Nice work.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
It's prone to copying things it has seen thousands of times, such as those watermarks. The content itself is unrelated.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
Try 'poorly drawn ... by a 5 year old using crayons' in Midjourney.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
You can have multiple accounts in the Discord client now.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
It works fine on Windows.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
It's a new one, made in China.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
I have a generic USB mouse that doesn't work even on present day Linux. Works just fine on Windows.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
Sounds like they need to put toilets on the bus. People poop, it's normal.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
And according to the Internet, everything is cake.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
Is that the Microsoft Store related process (wsappx) that has a habit of spinning the CPU for hours?
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by kaetemi 4y ago
Yeah. It's a nice way to wind down your thoughts when exploring something new. Most of my clients seem to have read something on my blog at some point, so yeah, worth it. I should write more.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
You're expecting output from your brain, while it's been affected by the virus. Perhaps, instead, feed some input to your brain. Spend your time reading some nice books, memorise some interesting things, learn something fun. Input
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by kaetemi 4y ago
So far my most practical use of Copilot is prompting it with `// Handle errors`.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
Ah, like open source games where development drags on forever, and the player base is thinly spread out over time.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
In Dutch it's even more sane, the alphabet just goes V = vee, W = wee.
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by kaetemi 4y ago
> if the CPU is consistently busy for a normal user It's probably Windows Store going bonkers with some insane backlog of periodic tasks, because you didn't open your laptop for a few months, that it absolutely at all costs mus

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