Doesn't Windows itself refuse to defrag a SSD? Try running Windows defrag on SSD and it will simply do some 'trimming', and won't show any fragmentation status. That should be clear answer. A maker of OS should know best.

I picked flutter and used it for several months now. I think it's pretty cool since it has pretty much freed me from gradle's dependency hell. I no longer need to add entries in gradle every time I want to use some library. Now I simply pick a required flutter plugin.

Are they using those to warn user when they picked a common password which is among those 30k? The real question is, why aren't those common password saved in a condition which is sorted alphabetically? What a waste of computing resource.

I always use IDE for coding. All IDEs that I use convert tab to spaces automatically. I always press TAB on keyboard when I want to indent, though. Since less keystroke is faster and better. So you could say that I am a TAB guy? But I am perfectly fine with it saved as spaces.

I have joined their webinar once. I have tried all their tutorials. The marketing videos and the ads lied. Microsoft's Power Apps suck. I would rather use old trustworthy WPF and Entity Framework if someone ordered a native Windows app from me. Also there's no way a non IT manager can make her own proper program with Power Apps. Yeah.. she will leak all consumers' data to each other.

I am certainly not an insider, and I have never signed up for it. Yet I got these preview updates too.

Microsoft's software development these days... make end users their beta testers...

It's only available on Visual Studio preview, and I only install stable version. So, no...

The SmarterASP loads much much faster. I am located on Borneo Island.

Yeah, ending a code block by reducing the indentation one step is a really horrible nightmare and prone to errors, especially when you press ENTER around in your text editor. I would stick to languages that use curly braces.

Not a waste of bandwidth if you used the official JQuery 3.5.1 CDN. Most people would have a copy cached on their browsers already. Unless you host JQuery on your own server.

I would find and kill processes that uses a lot of CPU, on Task Manager first. Limiting the processor power means we get less than what we paid for.

Probably because a windows folder isn't designed to contained 10,000 files, unlike database table which is expected to contain millions of rows. Or spreadsheets. When we browse into a folder using windows explorer, it tried to read all file names inside that folder. There's no virtualization or partial loading. Reading 10,000 file names and extensions is surely detrimental. EDIT : it's probably fine as long as you don't browse it using any explorer view.

Oh yeah. Chrome and Firefox's title bar area are narrowed too, because they are filled with tabs. And if you have opened enough tab, you have no place to drag and drop the window anymore. They sacrificed functionality just so we can see a little bit more of opened website.

These silly conspiracy theories were shared by celebrities, weren't they? I am not surprised then.

Yeah, scrap everything off an existing working program, and recode it in React. React is everything! For kids these days...

I will. If I am allowed to see the source code and reprogram it myself. A bunch of drunkards jumped on the street right in front of you, what would you do? -> brake very hard -> swerve and go into accident myself -> brake normally and hit the drunkards

Yes but user should be still allowed to do stuffs such as clicking on menus or continue typing. Using async method gives user smooth experience. While using thread.sleep and window.doevents continuously wont be smooth, I believe.

Then he should put that send mail call in an async method and prevent user from sending another mail or closing the program before it's done.

Even though it is scvhost.exe, it doesn't mean that Windows 10 is at fault. Exit Android Studio and you will see your RAM freed up. From my experience, scvhost is generic service something. It can be called by anyone.