Neat, I guess…

Also looks like you could easily take it out by throwing a meter of yarn on it…

I prefer you featherless.

You’re welcome.

Interesting, I’ve never heard it called that before, thanks for sharing at least 👍

I can’t stand cantaloupe. It’s simply too rich and sweet for me, even the smell alone makes me gag.

Coming from Windows 2003, Vista Ultimate and 7 Ultimate era, Restore Previous Versions was enabled by default, and was a side service of System Restore…

Me while doing error handling?

Well shit, all my functions both take and return memory addresses. When one of those blocks of data happen to fail the data sanity check, the function returns either -1, -2, -3, -4.

See, you’ll never get such numbers as proper memory addresses, they’re assigned as blocks, larger than 4 bytes…

So, if one of my functions returns a -1 through -4, that tells me which argument to the function failed the sanity check…

Windows has some other features hiding behind the scenes and bogging the system down when files get changed, like Restore Previous Versions…

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/backup-and-restore-with-file-history-7bf065bf-f1ea-0a78-c1cf-7dcf51cc8bfc

I do believe that feature is closely tied with System Restore as well…

I didn’t say the Recycle Bin does any data compression, I said System Restore does data compression, and this is indeed a known fact.

I take it you don’t filesystem much do you?

Moving a file is literally just changing a pointer in the filesystem table to basically say ‘hey, these file contents are now stored in this other folder’. Moving a file on the same drive literally never requires rewriting the actual file contents.

I’m practically certain that what’s slowing Windows down when sending something to the Recycle Bin is the background processing and data compression being performed by System Restore.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=y2bNLCWHFNs

Have you ever actually used Process Explorer before? I mean digging behind the scenes and find out what process threads are eating the CPU and keeping storage access open…

Process Explorer does way more than the default GUI throws at you…

Antivirus, Windows Defender, Bitlocker…

Shall I continue?

Try OpenFilesViewer and Process Explorer, amongst a myriad of other SysInternals utilities…

Can confirm, this was happening to me over 8 years ago. I just ended up disabling the Google Calendar app. I still know how to use pen and paper…

I didn’t even heat the yogurt, I just left it on top of my microwave for like a week while I went to work. Yeah I know, you’re supposed to heat the stuff up to like 160⁰F or something like that, but I basically just left it at ‘room’ temperature of around 90⁰F for like a week.

And yes it worked haha!

I made my own yogurt once, does that count?

No I’m not even joking, I literally made yogurt.

No, sorry I haven’t…?

Well shit fire and fuck me running!

From the game Redneck Rampage, 1998.

I’ve had the privilege, or curse, however you wanna look at it, to randomly listen to and organize around 26,000 or so songs as best as I could. I managed to organize like 650 complete albums, and that was only like a 20% dent in the entire collection.

I’ve become burned out on everyday music, I like obscure crazy music anymore. Welcome to the Internet…

https://youtu.be/k1BneeJTDcU

So, according to the diagram, the butthole of the eel is the positive electrode?

Or did I miss something here?

Butt which end is positive vs negative?

I need to know so I can recharge my battery…