Hypnotic Digital Blobs Of The Past

Content Windows Developer windowsdev Nov 8 Finish the sentence My favorite part of Windows 11 is 313 17 67 M 300 Replying to windowsdev that there is no need to upgrade to it since it does everything that Windows 10 does, but... window border-radius: 6; 6:10 PM Nov 8, 2021 - Twitter Web App 1 Quote Tweet 35 Likes

The Linux philosophy in one violent metaphor! While Windows meticulously orchestrates a complex shutdown ritual to ensure every process terminates gracefully, Linux is just Tux with a gun ready to execute Firefox without hesitation. This perfectly captures the infamous kill -9 approach - no questions asked, no cleanup needed. Linux users know the drill: "Is that process hanging? BAM! Problem solved." Who needs graceful termination when you have a penguin with root privileges and zero patience? The irony is that many Linux power users consider this brutal efficiency a feature, not a bug. Need to restart? Just pull the power cord - your filesystem journaling will (probably) handle it!

Content Repos at Megacorporations We put all of Windows in We put all 2 billion lines of All 20 million lines of the one git repo so developers our webservices in a single Linux kernel are in one git only need 1 PR to make repo to make life easy for repo so every developer can changes. developers. have their own copy. Repos at small, cargo culting companies Added a function to a Changing one thing needs Having everything in its Every library and executable library? Bump the sever PRs into 5 repos with 2 own repo will enable code should have its own repo for and make a PR into every approvals each. reuse (AKA legacy crap that scalability. repo that depends on it to This is just how it's done will never die). update the requirement. in the real world.

The classic "have you tried turning it off and on again" advice gets a Windows makeover. Dad's suggesting running DISM and SFC commands—the digital equivalent of "walk it off" for your computer. These commands repair system files and check for corruption, basically telling your PC to stop whining about its problems and fix itself. Just like real dad advice, it's both annoyingly simple and surprisingly effective.

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OH. MY. GOD. The AUDACITY of Microsoft with their "Stay signed in?" prompt! 😱 That little checkbox promising to "reduce the number of times you are asked to sign in" is the BIGGEST FANTASY since my code worked on the first try! The tweet nails it - what IS the most successful lie in history? Spoiler alert: it's that checkbox! ✨ I've clicked "Yes" and checked that box approximately 7,492 times on my work laptop, and yet Microsoft still has the NERVE to ask me again 5 minutes later like we're complete strangers who've never met! It's the digital equivalent of your ex pretending they don't recognize you at the grocery store! 💔