TTOTD
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Our customer response to seeing a swihad is called a 'swihad jihad', so you can see how this goes.
Software Zen:
delete this;
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Technical term of the day: swihad: (n) the swirly halo of death, also known as the application busy indicator displayed by Windows Vista and 7 when an application becomes unresponsive. Yes, this has become an acknowledged and accepted term where I work :sigh:.
Software Zen:
delete this;
or white window of death.
Nihil obstat
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Technical term of the day: swihad: (n) the swirly halo of death, also known as the application busy indicator displayed by Windows Vista and 7 when an application becomes unresponsive. Yes, this has become an acknowledged and accepted term where I work :sigh:.
Software Zen:
delete this;
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Gary Wheeler wrote:
Yes, this has become an acknowledged and accepted term where I work
Possibly because your applications keep showing it? :laugh: (I know, I am evil evil...)
Veni, vidi, vici.
Yes :-O. I have an item on the bug list at the moment arising from a swihad that lasts for 10-15 seconds in some cases.
Software Zen:
delete this;
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Technical term of the day: swihad: (n) the swirly halo of death, also known as the application busy indicator displayed by Windows Vista and 7 when an application becomes unresponsive. Yes, this has become an acknowledged and accepted term where I work :sigh:.
Software Zen:
delete this;
The spinning doughnut of doom.
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Yes :-O. I have an item on the bug list at the moment arising from a swihad that lasts for 10-15 seconds in some cases.
Software Zen:
delete this;
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Technical term of the day: swihad: (n) the swirly halo of death, also known as the application busy indicator displayed by Windows Vista and 7 when an application becomes unresponsive. Yes, this has become an acknowledged and accepted term where I work :sigh:.
Software Zen:
delete this;
In our place we call it the circle of life.
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Yes :-O. I have an item on the bug list at the moment arising from a swihad that lasts for 10-15 seconds in some cases.
Software Zen:
delete this;
Gary Wheeler wrote:
10-15 seconds
That is how long a few pages typically take to load on the website I work on. :sigh:
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Gary Wheeler wrote:
10-15 seconds
That is how long a few pages typically take to load on the website I work on. :sigh:
This is a 'desktop' application (albeit in an embedded, process control environment), so expectations are different.
Software Zen:
delete this;
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Technical term of the day: swihad: (n) the swirly halo of death, also known as the application busy indicator displayed by Windows Vista and 7 when an application becomes unresponsive. Yes, this has become an acknowledged and accepted term where I work :sigh:.
Software Zen:
delete this;
That's for health reasons -- it indicates break time, do some stretching, etc.