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by p_ing 1y ago
It doesn't matter how large the asset is, it matters what the method used to read the asset is. Not every application will read in a specific size, but 4KiB isn't uncommon.
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by p_ing 1y ago
Roughly 1GB/s for each NVMe.
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by p_ing 1y ago
Prettier UI?
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by p_ing 1y ago
macOS is not FreeBSD. It’s Darwin which contains some FreeBSD subsystems built atop Mach, and some FreeBSD userland. https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/Da...
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by p_ing 1y ago
I wouldn’t call it simple. It does have Python scripting. Obviously not the functionality she needed, but that’s fairly advanced in the Excel world. And that’s the issue with every alternative, it lacks 1:1 features/bugs so what’s usab
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by p_ing 1y ago
Gamers also fall into the read/write number trap. When tested, that type of workload performs just about the same from PCIe 3.0 through 5.0 due to the 4KiB often random access. And in some cases, there was only a minor delta between PC
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by p_ing 1y ago
While not the same issue, I took four 500GB Samsung 850 EVO drives and created a Storage Space out of them for Hyper-V VMs. Under any sort of load the volume would reach ~1 second latency. This was on a SAS controller in JBOD mode. Switched
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by p_ing 1y ago
Reread my comment. Yes, macOS (or ARM, here) wastes memory. For every 1KiB page you have, you're wasting 15KiB of memory. That's just how this works. It's a performance vs. efficiency tradeoff. And there's nothing specia
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by p_ing 1y ago
> But principal among them is our willingness to foster an unapologetically specific culture within this artist colony of a company I hope he serves grilled cheese and Flavor Aid.
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by p_ing 1y ago
MacOS isn’t more memory efficient, you can’t be when using 16KiB pages vs 4KiB. That’s a lot of wasted memory.
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by p_ing 1y ago
The NTSB provided the footage. Nothing further was required. https://youtu.be/SQm-fRrNMjM
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by p_ing 1y ago
Steve “RAW sockets Will Destroy the Internet” Gibson
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by p_ing 1y ago
You're conflating two issues. The Purview search used to get the bad result wasn't clear, so unsure what system is doing the logging.
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by p_ing 1y ago
Copilot pulls from the substrate, like many other apps. No files are store in Copilot. They’re usually on ODSP but could be in Dataverse or a non-Microsoft product like Confluence (there goes your moat!).
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by p_ing 1y ago
This isn’t an example of escalation. Copilot is using the user’s token similar to any other OAuth app that needs to act on behalf of the user.
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by p_ing 1y ago
Not that Chrome is great, but those “technical” tests leave a lot to be desired. And I love the performance measurement of Safari on iOS vs Safari UIWebView… That iOS performance for Chrome is entirely due to Apple’s restrictions.
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by p_ing 1y ago
If you want to live long, be bipolar and take lithium. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7553080 (no don't, it's hell on earth)
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by p_ing 1y ago
Some PM clearly felt different.
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by p_ing 1y ago
The purpose behind the new right-click menu is performance. The old right-click menu would load modules (typically 3rd party) that would cause significant lag on first-click [of a specific type of file].
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by p_ing 1y ago
"Bloat" is just shorthand for "things I don't like"/"things I don't find useful". It has no other meaning. Avoid using it where possible.
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by p_ing 1y ago
You can disable the post-update OOBE prompt in Settings. Settings -> System -> Notifications -> Additional Settings Ofc it's buried.
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by p_ing 1y ago
FWIW the subreddit for this game has posts of dogs humping. Development appears to be dead, unfortunately.
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The Mountain Is Out(web.archive.org)
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by p_ing 1y ago
I still have no idea what you're attempting convey; I've read that article prior. You need to elucidate.
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by p_ing 1y ago
If you're into various designs of Tolkien books, check out https://old.reddit.com/r/tolkienbooks/comments/vngd3x/isbn_g... . awesomebooks.com is a good resource for Americans wanting to purchase Harp
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by p_ing 1y ago
Prism leverages Snapdragon X hardware, like Rosetta2 does with the M-series CPUs. M-series CPUs also leverage micro-ops, like other Aarch64 processors and x86, of course. I have no idea what your reply is about, I never made such an argumen
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by p_ing 1y ago
x86-64 isn’t x86 of 1978. Arguably they’re no longer CISC and haven’t been for eons.
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by p_ing 1y ago
That's not the correct question to ask. There's no reason to fully transition the ecosystem to any one singular architecture, Microsoft has always been happy since the origin of NT 3.1 to run some flavor of Windows on non-x86 arch
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by p_ing 1y ago
I used to configure Windows, now I don't bother. But with Linux, I do because I must. Many OOTB defaults just aren't great, or some part of it requires configuration. LoD is _fine_ but not great. (Slackware 4.0 was great)
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by p_ing 1y ago
Didn't know you knew, cool. I doubt this is a method that will become unavailable as enterprises still use it. Never say never, of course, but as long as Active Directory is still around there will need to be some way to suppress the M

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