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  • NFS Client With Linux 5.10 Adds "READ_PLUS" For Faster Performance

    Phoronix: NFS Client With Linux 5.10 Adds "READ_PLUS" For Faster Performance

    The NFS client code with Linux 5.10 has another performance optimization...

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    Microsoft, not wanting to be left out, implements READ_SHARP on Windows 10.

    Apple, because they're Apple, implements neither and instead removes the arrow keys from their keyboards "because users can touch the screen or use a mouse to navigate". Arrow key functionality will be completely removed by macOS 11.2.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by skeevy420 View Post
      Microsoft, not wanting to be left out, implements READ_SHARP on Windows 10.

      Apple, because they're Apple, implements neither and instead removes the arrow keys from their keyboards "because users can touch the screen or use a mouse to navigate". Arrow key functionality will be completely removed by macOS 11.2.
      Are you serious ?

      It will then just be a matter of time before some linux distro's start doing it too.
      It sometimes looks like the last original idea they had was to copy what Apple is doing ...

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Raka555 View Post

        Are you serious ?

        It will then just be a matter of time before some linux distro's start doing it too.
        It sometimes looks like the last original idea they had was to copy what Apple is doing ...
        No. I hope not

        Just saw a lot of negative posts this morning and wanted to lighten the mood.

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        • #5
          The main thing we needed was a Need For Speed client. Thanks, EA.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by skeevy420 View Post
            Microsoft, not wanting to be left out, implements READ_SHARP on Windows 10.

            Apple, because they're Apple, implements neither and instead removes the arrow keys from their keyboards "because users can touch the screen or use a mouse to navigate". Arrow key functionality will be completely removed by macOS 11.2.
            The MacBook Wheel lets consumers accomplish everyday tasks like typing with just a few dozen spins and clicks of a wheel.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by eydee View Post
              The main thing we needed was a Need For Speed client. Thanks, EA.
              That was the very first PSX game I ever played. I still remember driving the Lamborghini as fast as possible on the City course.

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