Exactly. I don't particularly care which file out of half a million it's on -- I just want to know at a glance if it's still running or has somehow frozen/locked up.
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Exactly. I don't particularly care which file out of half a million it's on -- I just want to know at a glance if it's still running or has somehow frozen/locked up.
Find him/her - rehire him/her, and fire all of the fucking idiots that ignored them. They should have sold the idea to Google - at least then we might all benefit from it.
Instead, SoundCloud, and comment timelines, will be a neat idea strangled by poor leadership.
Idiots like this are why Windows updates are completely forced in the first place. A couple generations of "experts" knew better and refused to let Windows update. Then billions of dollars were lost cleaning up worms that had already been patched, but people kept canceling the update dialog. See SqlSlammer, CodeRed, etc.
You had your chance to handle your own updates and proved that you cannot be trusted to do so. This is the next logical step.
The ram capacity is the only reason I don't have 2 or 3 NUC's right now for playing with.
They've been more worried about acquiring competitors and patent portfolios than they have about improving the software for about 10 years now.
Last Hershey bar I tasted reminded me of those old novelty wax lips they used to give kids around Halloween. It's already to the point where you can actually taste the wax if you know the flavor.
Which means that while this is nice and all, I got crap to be doing.
It already takes Visual Studio 3 hours to "repair" itself once a month when it stops working, and that's on a machine that would have been a supercomputer in 2008.
Not sure how it would go today (they're giving away licenses to anybody with a pulse and an iOS app on their resume right now), but back in the day they were very protective of their IP.
Had been looking forward to hearing one of those songs.