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by LoganDark
26 days ago
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> But you twiddled a knob to appease your tweak imp I ran out of disk space because Windows decided my page file should suddenly be 64gb. With no space left to save my work, I found out there's no way to shrink the page file without rebooting. Of course the next thing I did was try to cast it off. Maybe it was my skill issue for not expecting a sudden 64gb file there... or my skill issue for not choosing a nonzero size after? |
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I see a major footgun in memory compression that Linux doesn't care about - it'll just oomkill your shit, hence TFA. But footguns are not acceptable in mass-market software. Apple also removes them.
It's easy to look at the half-baked ui libraries and fucking Teams and fucking SharePoint and conclude that Microsoft engineers are stupid. But, for your interest: https://blogsystem5.substack.com/p/windows-nt-vs-unix-design