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by taiki 13y ago
I've been through the wringer with depression in the American system, this has not been my experience. I've heard this particular chestnut often. In so far as I understand, if your doctor does this, they're committing malprac
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by taiki 13y ago
That's resetting settings . What netsh winsock reset does is tear out DLLs, tear out various registry settings and mucks about with other system files. Clearly you have no idea what you're talking about.
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by taiki 13y ago
None. It's always been the product announcements that have had the hints. WWDC usually was just colorful and playful. http://www.theverge.com/2013/10/21/4852132/history-of-apple-...
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by taiki 13y ago
Casey Liss predicted this last night on the live broadcast of ATP. Now he's just going to look silly when the episode drops friday.
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by taiki 13y ago
https://www.google.com/#q=winsock+reset No, it's not as rare as you think. Yes, it's because of the lousy design of the TCP/IP stack in windows.
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by taiki 13y ago
I used to do technical support for several ISPs before moving into a somehow nuttier profession(PHP development). netsh winsock reset fixed quite a lot of things. BTW: Before Microsoft added an automated tool in NetShell to repair corrupted
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by taiki 13y ago
I should've been way more clear about my gripe with the Windows TCP/IP stack. Why the hell does the TCP/IP stack eat itself? No other OS I've ever used has the nuttiness that is netsh winsock reset as a regular troublesh
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by taiki 13y ago
You mean like WinFS? I'll believe it when they ship it. EDIT: Retracted. Looks like it's actually going to ship with Win8.1
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by taiki 13y ago
Thinking about the modern Mac Pro, I'm shocked to see people haven't referenced this story more. No internal slots, isn't this Steve Jobs' dream machine?
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by taiki 13y ago
What about the internals? Is it still kind of a mess under the hood? I heard they rebuilt the TCP/IP stack so it's not user land 32 bit driver anymore. Any ideas if/when they'll modernize NTFS? Right now it's a race
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by taiki 13y ago
For emergencies, I don't think I'd trust consumer grade anything. My first time using Apple Maps was for driving directions from NY to Baltimore. It was mostly pleasant and the voice directions worked. Mildly annoying though was t