95 was an innovator if anything, ahead of pretty much anything else on desktop at the time, even if it DID fart and die whenever someone looked at it funny.
com/com 😂
95 was an innovator if anything, ahead of pretty much anything else on desktop at the time, even if it DID fart and die whenever someone looked at it funny.
com/com 😂
nice
Specifically, process niceness - a very basic view is how “nice” a process is at handing over control to the CPU scheduler when asked to.
It’s a similar situation as when your mam (the scheduler) tells you to give up the SNES (the process) because you (the CPU) need to do the homework (another process), the dishwasher (another process) and the bins (another process) - but the SNES is saying “just thirty more seconds bro, and the boss will be done”.
edit: in context, these function keys manually force the niceness value up or down, determining whether the process allows you to finish the boss and give up the CPU at a more appropriate time, or whether the scheduler is like “nah absolutely not, homework, now”.
edit edit: my assumption is that this is a process manager app anyway, else the rest of the above is bollocks
Matt Turk
Champion Pete Sampras Tennis player 1998
plastic is stored in the balls
As shift workers will warmly relate to, coming off a nightshift on a Monday morning when it’s pissing down with rain, and getting into bed while the rest of the world is getting up is one of the greatest pleasures known to humankind.
Yes it’s smug, yes it’s a very niche pleasure, but it ranks somewhere up there with sex, toothache relief, and stopping a microwave before it beeps in terms of satisfaction.