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#9 - you can actually hear the mamma mia. 12/26/2015 on Mario Bros. +13
#15 - >autistic special ability Sounds like a character class. 12/26/2015 on Quentin Tarantino +10
#29 - Yes the restarting. In windows 7 I always had updates to s… 12/26/2015 on it pops up on my pc at... 0
#27 - Oh ok, I didn't know that old dialog was still actually in the…  [+] (2 new replies) 12/26/2015 on it pops up on my pc at... 0
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#28 - nathanbiggs (12/26/2015) [-]
One thing I did find that was moved is scaling, I didn't realize that until just now when I connected the windows 10 laptop I have to a 4k monitor. It works pretty much the same way as it did in 8.1, it just links you over to settings instead of it being in control panel. Weird design decision, honestly.

I always just set updates to automatic because I'm very lazy and would never get around to doing it myself if I didn't, so I can't really say anything about that one. Unless your talking about it forcing you to restart to install the updates, in which case that is annoying.
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#29 - grasman (12/26/2015) [-]
Yes the restarting.
In windows 7 I always had updates to search and download automatically but I decied when to install them manually.
I'm rendering videos for youtube sometimes.
And a few times I had a rendering process running and suddenly windows was all like I'm restarting in 20 minutes finish and save your work.
And the rendering still had an hour to go or something.
#23 - Overall windows 10 and it's style looks like a beta version of… 12/26/2015 on it pops up on my pc at... 0
#22 - For comparison windows 7. I think that looks much better. … 12/26/2015 on it pops up on my pc at... +3
#21 - Of course I used it. I'm using it every day. Some…  [+] (5 new replies) 12/26/2015 on it pops up on my pc at... 0
#24 - nathanbiggs (12/26/2015) [-]
>Some options are cut out of the control panel and have new entries in the settings app or whatever it is called.
I've yet to come across any
>Also some settings are confusing at best.
>To change your monitors resolution for example you first have to press "advanced settings" somewhere.
Pic related, it's in the same spot that it's been in since 7 at the very least. That's a bad example of an option cut out of control panel
>On a desktop pc I don't need such big buttons.
Then turn them off
>And the normal start menu entries in the list are way to big as well.
Eh, I can agree with that.
>Windows theme
I actually like 10's style better, at this point I'm kind of tired of the aero glass thing.
>Look at the image I posted.
For the most part, I found that I could just ignore the areas like that because the settings I needed to change were in the more traditional windows areas like Control Panel.
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#27 - grasman (12/26/2015) [-]
Oh ok, I didn't know that old dialog was still actually in there.
I always opened it via the conext menu on the desktop.
In windows 10 the abomination I posted opens there. XD

One dialog that was cut from control panel is windows updates.
But I think there are more.

Speaking of updates.
You can't even configure the updates anymore, at least I can't.
It just forces me to install all updates at some point.
Not that this is particularly bad but annoying somehow.
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#28 - nathanbiggs (12/26/2015) [-]
One thing I did find that was moved is scaling, I didn't realize that until just now when I connected the windows 10 laptop I have to a 4k monitor. It works pretty much the same way as it did in 8.1, it just links you over to settings instead of it being in control panel. Weird design decision, honestly.

I always just set updates to automatic because I'm very lazy and would never get around to doing it myself if I didn't, so I can't really say anything about that one. Unless your talking about it forcing you to restart to install the updates, in which case that is annoying.
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#29 - grasman (12/26/2015) [-]
Yes the restarting.
In windows 7 I always had updates to search and download automatically but I decied when to install them manually.
I'm rendering videos for youtube sometimes.
And a few times I had a rendering process running and suddenly windows was all like I'm restarting in 20 minutes finish and save your work.
And the rendering still had an hour to go or something.
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#23 - grasman (12/26/2015) [-]
Overall windows 10 and it's style looks like a beta version of windows 7 before it was polished. lol
#19 - You serious? I think windows 7 looks a lot better than windows 10.  [+] (1 new reply) 12/26/2015 on it pops up on my pc at... +4
#87 - anon (12/26/2015) [-]
It's hardly different. I remember when people were getting upset about changing from xp.
#18 - Compared to the windows 7 start menu the windows 10 one is atr…  [+] (9 new replies) 12/26/2015 on it pops up on my pc at... +4
#25 - anon (12/26/2015) [-]
you're on blitz mate.
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#20 - nathanbiggs (12/26/2015) [-]
It works pretty much exactly the same way as the one in 7, have you used it? I used 8.1 with a third party start menu and it worked exactly the same as 7, so I didn't have an issue with 8.1. I haven't upgraded my gaming PC to 10 yet because things like DirectX12 haven't really been implemented in many games yet, but it's not surprising Microsoft would want to make their new OS as attractive as possible. You say the options are all over the place, but Control Panel works nearly the same way as it did before, and the same goes for most settings. And more optional things isn't really a bad thing, honestly.
#22 - grasman (12/26/2015) [-]
For comparison windows 7.
I think that looks much better.
Buttons are actually buttons and not just "links".
Everything is a bit seperated and just easier to comprehend.
#21 - grasman (12/26/2015) [-]
Of course I used it.
I'm using it every day.

Some options are cut out of the control panel and have new entries in the settings app or whatever it is called.

Also some settings are confusing at best.
To change your monitors resolution for example you first have to press "advanced settings" somewhere.

And the start menu, while it is true that it mostly works like in windows 7 it's still different.
Those unecessary big buttons are obviously intended for tablet users and inherited from the windows 8 metro bullshit.
On a desktop pc I don't need such big buttons.
You can make them smaller but then there's no title shown.
And the normal start menu entries in the list are way to big as well.
In windows 7 you could fit twice as many entries if the start menu was extended to the biggest size.

The window theme of course is really an opinion kinda thing.
But imo windows 7 looked a lot better.
The aero glass style was very nice.
The dialogs overall looked tidier.

Look at the image I posted.
There's many dialogs like that in windows 10.
Just a white window with options listed one after another.
No group boxes or panels to seperate stuff or anything.
I don't know ... I think it looks messed up.
#24 - nathanbiggs (12/26/2015) [-]
>Some options are cut out of the control panel and have new entries in the settings app or whatever it is called.
I've yet to come across any
>Also some settings are confusing at best.
>To change your monitors resolution for example you first have to press "advanced settings" somewhere.
Pic related, it's in the same spot that it's been in since 7 at the very least. That's a bad example of an option cut out of control panel
>On a desktop pc I don't need such big buttons.
Then turn them off
>And the normal start menu entries in the list are way to big as well.
Eh, I can agree with that.
>Windows theme
I actually like 10's style better, at this point I'm kind of tired of the aero glass thing.
>Look at the image I posted.
For the most part, I found that I could just ignore the areas like that because the settings I needed to change were in the more traditional windows areas like Control Panel.
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#27 - grasman (12/26/2015) [-]
Oh ok, I didn't know that old dialog was still actually in there.
I always opened it via the conext menu on the desktop.
In windows 10 the abomination I posted opens there. XD

One dialog that was cut from control panel is windows updates.
But I think there are more.

Speaking of updates.
You can't even configure the updates anymore, at least I can't.
It just forces me to install all updates at some point.
Not that this is particularly bad but annoying somehow.
User avatar
#28 - nathanbiggs (12/26/2015) [-]
One thing I did find that was moved is scaling, I didn't realize that until just now when I connected the windows 10 laptop I have to a 4k monitor. It works pretty much the same way as it did in 8.1, it just links you over to settings instead of it being in control panel. Weird design decision, honestly.

I always just set updates to automatic because I'm very lazy and would never get around to doing it myself if I didn't, so I can't really say anything about that one. Unless your talking about it forcing you to restart to install the updates, in which case that is annoying.
User avatar
#29 - grasman (12/26/2015) [-]
Yes the restarting.
In windows 7 I always had updates to search and download automatically but I decied when to install them manually.
I'm rendering videos for youtube sometimes.
And a few times I had a rendering process running and suddenly windows was all like I'm restarting in 20 minutes finish and save your work.
And the rendering still had an hour to go or something.
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#23 - grasman (12/26/2015) [-]
Overall windows 10 and it's style looks like a beta version of windows 7 before it was polished. lol
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User avatar #185 - burntcheesey (07/24/2015) [-]
whenever i use hwatcher 2, i get this
Object reference not set to an instance of an object. *****HWatcher2 ***** at HWatcher2.RegistryOptions.SetConnections(Int32 Connections)
at HWatcher2.MainForm.MainForm_Load(Object sender, EventArgs e)
at System.EventHandler.Invoke(Object sender, EventArgs e)
at System.Windows.Forms.Form.OnLoad(EventArgs e)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.CreateControl(Boolean fIgnoreVisible)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.CreateControl()
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.WmShowWindow(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.WndProc(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.Form.WndProc(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.NativeWindow.Callback(IntPtr hWnd, Int32 msg, IntPtr wparam, IntPtr lparam) *****Void SetConnections(Int32)
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User avatar #187 to #185 - grasman (07/24/2015) [-]
I uploaded an update
/hentai/202149#202149
grasmann.github.io/HWatcher2/

Let me know if this fixes your problem.
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User avatar #186 to #185 - grasman (07/24/2015) [-]
Oh ok.
I thought that wouldn't make any problems.
The function SetConnections writes the amount of connections per server to the registry.
I'll do something to prevent the crash.
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User avatar #188 to #186 - nought (07/25/2015) [-]
Messing with the registry? Lol
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User avatar #189 to #188 - grasman (07/25/2015) [-]
The purpose of the registry is to save settings for different things on the computer.
The settings I'm saving there can't be set anywhere else.
There is literally no other way to do that.
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User avatar #190 to #189 - nought (07/25/2015) [-]
ok well I wouldn't want some random guy messing with my registry
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User avatar #191 to #190 - grasman (07/26/2015) [-]
I can tell you exactly were the settings are saved, there are security tools to catch registry changes and authorize them one by one, and you can even look at the source code on github.
It's nothing special or bad I'm doing.
The registry isn't some sacred place on your computer, nearly every program you're using is writing something in it.
That being said, I understand what you mean though.
I wouldn't do it if I could set the options somewhere else.
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User avatar #168 - nought (07/17/2015) [-]
I just want to say, your dedication to happiness self-pleasure is admirable
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User avatar #169 to #168 - grasman (07/17/2015) [-]
... thx XD
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User avatar #170 to #169 - nought (07/19/2015) [-]
I would contribute but I really don't want this to show up on my github ever
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User avatar #171 to #170 - grasman (07/19/2015) [-]
Kind of understandable.
But on the other hand ... it's a good program ... of couse it could be a lot better ... but still.
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User avatar #172 to #171 - nought (07/21/2015) [-]
You know github has a release system?
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User avatar #173 to #172 - grasman (07/21/2015) [-]
I haven't looked into all that too much.
I don't have much experience with github.
I'll take a look though.
Main reason to upload it to github was so people are able to look at the code to see it doesn't do any funny stuff with the computer.
Let's be honest somebody who releases a program on funnyjunk shouldn't be trusted. XD
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User avatar #195 to #173 - nought (07/29/2015) [-]
Your release numbering is kind of wonky lol
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User avatar #197 to #195 - grasman (07/30/2015) [-]
Yeah in the beginning I had a different numbering going but when I uploaded several releases to github I realized github doesn't like the numbering.
Now I'm just increasing the last number by 1 for each new release until it's 9 and then I increase a number before that and repeat. XD
Don't really care much.
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User avatar #192 to #173 - nought (07/27/2015) [-]
I created a small script that encrypts files with AES. You should consider it, if you're the type (proper implementation hasn't been broken yet)
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User avatar #193 to #192 - grasman (07/27/2015) [-]
You mean the files on github?
Why would I encrypt them?
Is it still possible to use GNU GPL then?
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User avatar #194 to #193 - nought (07/29/2015) [-]
No I meant on a hard drive
just a thought
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User avatar #196 to #194 - grasman (07/30/2015) [-]
Oh you mean the tag-files and stuff?
I don't think that's necessary.
They don't contain passwords or something.
Apart from that they're all a serialized list of objects.
They're not exactly encrypted but if opened in a text editor it's still just garbage.
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#165 - theflamingfire (10/23/2014) [-]
I saw your amd comment guess what I'm using
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#157 - anon (08/17/2013) [-]
STOP SAYING XD AFTER EVERYTHING ****** !
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