Definitely don’t defrag regularly because, yes, it will wear out the SSD. However, defragging once will move the files into a contiguous chunk of the partition and allow you greater success at shrinking it.
I seem to remember disabling hibernation and swapfile, then defragging, seemed to significantly increase the chances of success shrinking an active partition.
(Re-enable hibernation/swap after the shrink operation is finished.)
I’m getting GlaDOS vibes from this one.
This was probably 1997ish. My godparents had a computer with AOL, and I remember being blown away by chat rooms and being able to instantly communicate with people from all over the world. A year later, my family joined got our first internet connection.
If less is more, imagine how much more more can be.
If you mean the “Manually block sleep and screen locking” toggle in the battery icon in the systray, then no, that didn’t stop the lid action.
50/6 :( 'Murca!
Real nerds learned how to create SP-MIDIs and structured them to degrade gracefully no matter how limited your phone’s synth chip was.
CD-R for compatibility
Apple Watch 10 removed the option for pinning apps to the Task Switcher. It’s now way more inconvenient to scroll through the App List to find what I want at that moment.
I’m heartbroken that Day 4 isn’t “Four Cardassian Spotlights”.
Obligatory Technology Connections video. Might help with your dishwasher woes: https://youtu.be/jHP942Livy0