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HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Kayden Ward
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Elijah Lee
You've got to be kidding me
Leo Smith
>According to Reddit users, and in my own testing, when extracting files from a Zip archive using the Windows 10 File Explorer, the operating system will fail to extract files with the same name which already exist in that location. Not overwriting files is, of course, a good default option, but the issue is that File Explorer does not notify the user of this action (using the default dialogue above), or give the user a choice, instead giving the impression that the files have been appropriately copied, MSPoweruser reported.
It's fucking nothing.
Eli Stewart
WIDF has arrived already
Cooper Rogers
Windows users will never know what it feels like to have all your data perfectly preserved and notified of damage.
Henry Ortiz
Fuck off shill.
Levi Brown
Only happens if...
>You extract using windows file explorer
>Don't realise not all files have been extracted
>Delete the archive
If you fail all three checks you're legit sub 50 IQ
Daniel Morales
>You extract using windows file explorer
You can?
Hudson Perry
>Oh god, the NTFS code is a purple opium-fueled Victorian horror novel that uses global recursive locks and SEH for flow control. Let's write ReFs instead. (And hey, let's start by copying and pasting the NTFS source code and removing half the features! Then let's add checksums, because checksums are cool, right, and now with checksums we're just as good as ZFS? Right? And who needs quotas anyway?)
>blog.zorinaq.com
Jeremiah Gutierrez
>not using 7zip
Oliver Hill
>"when extracting files from a Zip archive using the Windows 10 File Explorer"
>"also not present when using 3rd party Zip applications"
Apparently so.
Austin Cook
>this stalled pasta from 2011
William Cox
>out of tree FS
You might as well install the BTRFS driver in windows then
Aiden Thompson
windows 10 is malware
John Johnson
And not one thing has changed
Jack Rogers
install gentoo
Eli Nguyen
> -again
Owen Smith
windows has kernel?
James Walker
This happened to me... on a single months old insider build. Is that the one they pushed to the stablecucks?
Michael Bennett
It's pretty roundabout in comparison to the previous issue.
Still not as bad as the OSX copying directories issue.
Luis Rogers
Meanwhile at Microsoft HQ:
geekwire.com
Owen Lee
*microsharts your data*
>heh
>nothing personal
Thomas Myers
the random freeze hangs are back aswell. Fun stuff... It was fixed in 1803 after being introduced in 1703 but now it's back again
Robert Campbell
>Still not as bad as the OSX copying directories issue.
Tell us all about it.
With references outside your febrile imagination, of course.
David Cooper
Adrian Peterson
Ayden Myers
As always. This pic is proven right.
Jonathan Baker
i see no reason to chose win 8/8.1 over 7 or 10.
no reason at all, it has all the ugliness of 10and the lack of dx12 and newer feature like 7
Kayden Rogers
Should've said Windows Tech Support - Calcutta has arrived