I've noticed zoomers have no idea how storage and data works. they think if something is deleted from a website it's gone forever.all they know is app stores and icloud
>>110010761frognigger noticing things is a miracle of it's own ngl
>>110010761its apple's fault.
>>110010761And it's only going to get worse. There is vanishingly few devs who understand low level systems work.
>>110010761Zoomers are retarded and worse in tech than boomers. That's just a fact.t. Gen X
>>110010790who cares, as long as all the information is archived in bfloat16 vector space
>>110010796why do you care? Isn't your whole hypocritical thing of "look at me how much I'm not caring" your whole thing?
>>110010761they also can't read urlsthey see a link as a completely random string, zero clues about domain, parameters etc
>>110010790>There is vanishingly few devs who understand low level systems work.Which is a good thing, more jobs for me.
>>110010817How is stating a mere fact "caring"?>Water is wet.>Why do you care?
>anons spend 20 years refusing to help anyone learn>complain when they don't know how to do anything nowyour chickens are roosting
>>110010876whatever your gen had your time in the sun and you fumbled it hard I don't feel sorry for your ilk being aged out of tech for being boomers lackeys
>>110010761Speaking of storage, I really fucking wish someone actually created a desktop operating system, in which you have no global file system (no global file paths at all) and what each app sees as the root directory (/) is a synthetic view that exists solely for each app independently, where, for example, /data is a directory for that application's config and other persistent data, /cache is that application's directory for cache files, /tmp is for app's temporary data, and file picker files would not have any file path at all, the system IPC would just hand a file descriptor directly + some metadata.The file picker and the file manager would have a special OS permission that would have the system mount a persistent "user files" directory at /workspace, which is essentially like user's home directory, containing their files.Reading or writing system files would be impossible, in fact you can't even name them using a file path because file paths as a concept exist only relatively to each app's synthetic view of the file system, and system files would not be mounted by the system in that view
Has little to do with being a zoomer. What percentage of humans do you think could tell you the difference between memory and storage?
>>110010790computer classes are making a comeback, at least in the white country I live in. dunno about usaistan.>>110010796lol, even 40 year olds barely know what a "browser" is. most people, across all generations are not curious enough to figure out anything beyond "it werx, just the way I like it", as long as there isn't anything so wrong even they notice.
>>110010881nigga, zoomers are hook on millennial ecelebs, they actively chose not to learn shit.
>>110010915it comes down to incentives. Why study this stuff when the most ambitious devs are all in on deep learning to try to make the big bucks?
>>110010892This is so fucking stupid my man
>>110010927I don't understand how "ambitious" devs on the grifting train have anything to do with "studying" basic computer literacy.
>>110010930Why? I'd imagine the perfect desktop OS would have capability-based security, all processes would have access to nothing by default, except for things that its parent process explicitly delegated access to (handed over capabilities), where by capabilities I mean object-capabilities.So I imagine that the OS app launcher process would launch all apps and delegate capabilities it holds based on permissions declared in the app's manifest file. Apps not having much access to the file system by default is consistent with this model I think
>>110010761>they think if something is deleted from a website it's gone forever.kinda true, because nobody makes proper backups
>>110010892Isn't that essentially what they try if they sandbox stuffI imagine because lots of programs need access to other files the thing becomes useless fast but in essence youre right
>>110010984shit's never gone from their servers. also they'll just sell your uploads so others can train their AIs on it which they pinky promised not to do.
>>110010761I know a girl in her late 30s who thought ALL of facebook was somehow stored on her phone. I assume a ton of people think this. They don't really think about how things work, they just accept shit at face value and this is why they're so susceptible to scams.
>>110010990>Isn't that essentially what they try if they sandbox stuffYes, but I'm thinking of an OS that is based on capability-based security, so it's like the OS is designed from the start with the idea that the apps don't have access to anything by default, whereas sandboxing in Linux for example is arguably just kinda bolted on top of an interface that was not designed with that idea in mind
>>110011000>I know a girl in her late 30s who thought ALL of facebook was somehow stored on her phonewhat does this even mean?
>>110010832Doesn’t help that URLs gets shortened in about every browser since years. >http or https? Nah, there’s some Lock symbol that’s going to change with the next update. Again. >www or not? Who cares. >subdomains? What’s that?>all that stuff after .com? Too scary. And a while ago I had the displeasure of using safari. If you’re in a Google search you can’t even get to the url. Only to your search keywords.
>>110010890Why do you care tho
>>110011135because fuck you that's why, go make a youtube channel like that titus fuck and grift for money cause that's the only backup plan you have for pension
>>110010892Send that to your LLM. No way I'm reading your schizo rambling
