I LOVE the Windows Disk Defragmenter. I sit there and watch it for minutes at a time, as it increases the performance of my machine.
But today I learned of something even more magnificent: Mac OS X on-the-fly defragmentation.
That's so hot.
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Using a huge hard-disk is better than defragmentation.. i usually think that defragmentation just kills your hard disk.. especially i always see that the HD LED of my computer notebook is almost ON always.. no matter if i hv run defragmentation..
I ran into your blog because of the xBox Party post which was referenced on a Women-in-Technology blog but this is the reason you've now joined a very, very small group of blogs that I follow via Bloglines.
I like the old pre 2000 windows defragmentation better. It some how reminds me of a game being run on automatic. Especially when there's large blocks of data being written. It really tickles my noodles :D
4 comments:
Using a huge hard-disk is better than defragmentation.. i usually think that defragmentation just kills your hard disk.. especially i always see that the HD LED of my computer notebook is almost ON always.. no matter if i hv run defragmentation..
I ran into your blog because of the xBox Party post which was referenced on a Women-in-Technology blog but this is the reason you've now joined a very, very small group of blogs that I follow via Bloglines.
You write very nicely... keep it up!
well, you probably don't know "O&O Defrag"
I like the old pre 2000 windows defragmentation better. It some how reminds me of a game being run on automatic. Especially when there's large blocks of data being written. It really tickles my noodles :D
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