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in 2018 still? Oh my bad sorry for not having my first thought be sperging out and using rsync or tarring everything up first or some other nerd poo poo for something as trivial as copying a directory bc it can't handle the last 1% of files without taking hours for the last 2gb using the world's most advanced operating system or any other desktop OS for that matter. It will literally save time to restart the computer and review man pages for rsync and start over 
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macos does some stupid fuckin poo poo at times like I was installing a printer, and while it was downloading the software, it stayed on top of all the windows, and you couldnt minimise it, so you just have to drag it off the screen
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i have to restart macos to make it do things I want to far more than I reset windows in fact I can't remember the last time I reset windows to fix a problem. seriously
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Tfw you buy a brand new external HD specifically trying to avoid having this somehow take literally all day and it still does in 2018 using 2018 software.
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Jan 21, 2018 00:52
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works on my machine
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i have not been able to back up my time capsule for months. it just infinitely does the first backup, even up to 1.2TB, and my internal drive is only 256GB. i've reset it 3 times now and i'm still not sure it's gonna work.
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Works great on my iMac’s 1TB SSD.
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the short answer is that cancelling a kernel call that’s deep in the vfs layer is basically impossible.
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The Management posted:the short answer is that cancelling a kernel call that’s deep in the vfs layer is basically impossible. Hmm you don't know poo poo
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The Management posted:the short answer is that cancelling a kernel call that’s deep in the vfs layer is basically impossible. Why tho. If I do it thru command line tools it works fine and I can cancel cleanly if I want. Why the difference for the GUI
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The Management posted:the short answer is that cancelling a kernel call that’s deep in the vfs layer is basically impossible. weird that it works fine on windows. Maybe it just has a better design?
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pointsofdata posted:weird that it works fine on windows. Maybe it just has a better design? yeah it really sounds like this is the case, op
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for years I have used a Time Capsule and assumed I was on 5Ghz. I mean it supports it. while other routers had separate 2.4 and 5Ghz networks, I assumed the Time Capsule just intelligently switch between the two frequencies or something. while having a bunch of WiFi issues I went into the AirPort Utility and saw there was an option to give a 5Ghz name. I wasn't sure if that would enable 5Ghz or simply separate the network names. based on the enormous improvement I got from checking the box, it does indeed enable 5Ghz. so for some reason 5Ghz isn't even on by default, is difficult to discover and doesn't even properly explain what the option does. i'm pretty choked about that cause i've had this for like 4 years+ and done all types of weird poo poo to get decent reception throughout those years.
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interesting because my airport extreme 5ghz has been on since the day i bought it because im not completely retarded
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emoji posted:in 2018 still? Oh my bad sorry for not having my first thought be sperging out and using rsync or tarring everything up first or some other nerd poo poo for something as trivial as copying a directory bc it can't handle the last 1% of files without taking hours for the last 2gb using the world's most advanced operating system or any other desktop OS for that matter. It will literally save time to restart the computer and review man pages for rsync and start over it looks like you're using a Linux, op. Linux is a subpar os that doesn't work very well. You need to use windows if you want things to work.
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Macintosh OSX doesn't have a sound mixer so all programs are the same volume all the time.
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it really annoys me that windows can't output sound to multiple devices at the same time i have no idea why this is and there's no good software solution
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volume janitoring lol
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pram posted:volume janitoring lol lol
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have you considered that, perhaps, your operating system is a piece of poo poo?
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the funny part is that linux fixes every issue mentioned in this thread. even the multiple sound outputs one.
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Tankakern posted:the funny part is that linux fixes every issue mentioned in this thread. even the multiple sound outputs one. linux, well known for fixing issues with sound
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The Management posted:linux, well known for fixing issues with sound Can't have any issues if there isn't any to begin with
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Sagebrush posted:it really annoys me that windows can't output sound to multiple devices at the same time it can
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well, you can have multiple sound devices in use at once. idk if theres a way to send the same thing out of multiple devices.
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in linux you can put as many soundcards as you want together to one big pseudo soundcard with a toggle in the sound control panel for pulseaudio
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the gently caress do you need an expensive sound card for when you can cobble up a covox from a bunch of resistors for next to nothing
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Shaggar posted:well, you can have multiple sound devices in use at once. idk if theres a way to send the same thing out of multiple devices. i know cisco jabber and maybe other voip phones can output to all audio devices. v. useful if you want to use headphones but at the same time you want to hear your computer ring when your not in front of it.
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If you're not using a rack mount soundcard you're a huge idiot.
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Shaggar posted:well, you can have multiple sound devices in use at once. idk if theres a way to send the same thing out of multiple devices. if it's not possible with the default windows interface i know you can hack it together with Virtual Audio Cables i remember using that at my last job to allow someone to play recordings over the softphone to someone they were on a call with
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Salt Fish posted:If you're not using a usb dac you're a huge idiot.
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pram posted:interesting because my airport extreme 5ghz has been on since the day i bought it because im not completely retarded i have no idea why you're not on ignore after that bullshit you pulled
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Jan 22, 2018 17:47
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lol sad little man
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i run toslink out to my speakers
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:i run toslink out to my speakers i have a live orchestra accompanying my computre usage, op
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pram posted:lol sad little man you're a piece of poo poo
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this brings me pleasure kevin
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hey op did anyone answer the question yet?
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The answer was that the coding is bad. I used rsync.
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sounds like you should just switch to windows 10, op
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