Submitted 3 months ago by QuentinCallaghan@sopuli.xyz to windows@sopuli.xyz
Loving this simulator, feels really nostalgic. I could use this as a replacement for the Pomodoro technique.
As a kid I would sit there and watch the defrag window. To this day there is something really satisfying about watching colors arrange themselves.
There used to be so much odd satisfaction from watching those blocks being put in order, knowing your drive would be just a tad for efficient because of it. It made me consistently do it on a weekly basis… Heck, I think the options I used were -f -h. That’s how ingrained it got.
But what if it re-fragged in front of you at 99% complete in half the time. Then a cryptic error message pops up.
Lol. Defragging alone feels obsolete since it happens in the background nowdays.
It’s not that it happens in the background, it’s that you don’t defrag SSDs
Can’t decrease seek time if you don’t seek :(
As others have said, HDDs still defrag, Windows just auto schedules it in the background.
If you don’t have any HDDs, I’d reccomend getting some. You can get a metric ton of storage for cheap, and the speed difference is only noticable when gaming or moving large files across multiple ones. So just put your games on an SSD.
SSDs Dude, my only laptop is a T420 that is mostly just a better keyboard than my phone. It ain’t got an SSD
I’ve periodically checked my HDDs and they’re never defraged. I think it happens in the background.
anyone know how this was build?
akincisor@sh.itjust.works 3 months ago
This sucks. Where is the fragmentation? It’s already fully defragged.
floofloof@lemmy.ca 3 months ago
Yes, the pleasure was in watching it clean up the mess. This one isn’t messy to start with.
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Crackhappy@lemmy.world 3 months ago
I can only get so erect.