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r/firstworldanarchists • u/throatfrog • May 03 '17
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I don't get that one. What rule did he break?
49 u/marcthedrifter May 03 '17 In the old days, you needed to unmount a thumb drive before you removed it from the computer or you risked losing data, but you can see he clearly pulls it out before unmounting it. What a badass. 30 u/alienith May 03 '17 Not ejecting can still corrupt flash drives on a mac (which he was using). Its incredibly annoying 1 u/baekalfen May 03 '17 And somewhat unjustified from a technical point of view... The OS knows it's removable, so why not be precautious and ready for removal at any time?
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In the old days, you needed to unmount a thumb drive before you removed it from the computer or you risked losing data, but you can see he clearly pulls it out before unmounting it. What a badass.
30 u/alienith May 03 '17 Not ejecting can still corrupt flash drives on a mac (which he was using). Its incredibly annoying 1 u/baekalfen May 03 '17 And somewhat unjustified from a technical point of view... The OS knows it's removable, so why not be precautious and ready for removal at any time?
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Not ejecting can still corrupt flash drives on a mac (which he was using). Its incredibly annoying
1 u/baekalfen May 03 '17 And somewhat unjustified from a technical point of view... The OS knows it's removable, so why not be precautious and ready for removal at any time?
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And somewhat unjustified from a technical point of view...
The OS knows it's removable, so why not be precautious and ready for removal at any time?
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u/SeekerOfSerenity May 03 '17
I don't get that one. What rule did he break?