I remember those ancient times when we had to wait for the newspaper to come out the NEXT DAY (!) to find out the scores. Cannot believe civilization survived…
This actually seems to be a growing problem of regression lately. We just got a new batch of workstations (HP Z8 Fury) at work, and the boot times are insanely slow. It’s almost a minute before they even POST, which is probably the slowest I have seen in the last 15 years of HPs we have purchased. I have also read that the latest AM5 consumer motherboards suffer the same issue. The components are faster than most people can ever use with more cores than the software takes advantage of—but the real thing we are affected by, now takes 5 times longer.
That’s nothing. When I used to program, our users used to complain if the response time went up to 2 Seconds instead of just One.
Yeah, I used to work on the big million dollar machines that could sometimes give you 1/10th of a second response time if you didn’t do anything stupid when you coded the programs.
Bilan 10 months ago
Let’s see if Pam can be patient about not getting her morning coffee that fast.
jasonsnakelover 10 months ago
If you’re talking about the game of Bingo I played earlier, I got a score of 1779 on the leadership board.
Daeder 10 months ago
In those days, most websites were poisonous.
Doug K 10 months ago
Sometimes it’s better to just talk to each other.
Gent 10 months ago
Eh me will tells ya how hunt went. Bear — 3, Hyoomins — 0.
[Traveler] Premium Member 10 months ago
5 seconds!? But I want it now!
Havel 10 months ago
“Isn’t there anything faster than a microwave?” (Homer Simpson)
royq27 10 months ago
I remember those ancient times when we had to wait for the newspaper to come out the NEXT DAY (!) to find out the scores. Cannot believe civilization survived…
geese28 10 months ago
Interesting how websites could be so slow but pop up ads are so fast
Radish the wordsmith 10 months ago
Does RU Sirius have cable TV?
cuzinron47 10 months ago
There’s bound to be a bit of lag time in space.
The Orange Mailman 10 months ago
It’s funny because somebody else pasted a piece of paper to the screen and Brewster has been there for two hours.
mistercatworks 10 months ago
Fortunately, you can always find a website explaining how to get all that information .01% faster, if you are just willing to spend the money.
eb110americana 10 months ago
This actually seems to be a growing problem of regression lately. We just got a new batch of workstations (HP Z8 Fury) at work, and the boot times are insanely slow. It’s almost a minute before they even POST, which is probably the slowest I have seen in the last 15 years of HPs we have purchased. I have also read that the latest AM5 consumer motherboards suffer the same issue. The components are faster than most people can ever use with more cores than the software takes advantage of—but the real thing we are affected by, now takes 5 times longer.
Stephen Gilberg 10 months ago
A member of H. impatiens. (I was going to spell out the H., but GC won’t let me.)
bakana 10 months ago
That’s nothing. When I used to program, our users used to complain if the response time went up to 2 Seconds instead of just One.
Yeah, I used to work on the big million dollar machines that could sometimes give you 1/10th of a second response time if you didn’t do anything stupid when you coded the programs.