When all is said and done, I will have spent less on this upgrade than Traitor Don paid in taxes when he paid any taxes. Best money I've spent
on a computer upgrade in a very long time (decades).
For the last few days I have been running a utility named Dupin in anMany individuals keep responding to Peter the Cöwardly Liön. I don't blame Shadow for his hissy fit but I can't grasp why he posts here with Peter the Cöwardly Liön here. Shadow is better at discussions as is common in a non- trolling venue and open forums suck for that. Given how frequently it is
effort to clear out my iTunes Library of "duplicate" songs (usually
songs that are on multiple albums). It is slow going as the app is
written in AppleScript and while it works well, it is mad for memory and quite slow. I was going through in chunks of 500-1000 songs and a time, and after a few runs I has running out of system memory and would need to
quite both Dupin and the Music app.
Today, I got my M1 Mac mini and after a quick migration I dropped it in place of my older mini and set about completing the task.
The first run was so fast that I thought something had gone wrong. I
bumped the tracks up to 5000, and it was still faster than my 6 core i9 mini. Also, while my Intel Mac was starting at 10GB of TAM used and
inching up to 15GB of RAM as I did this, my M1 started at 6GB of ram and
has inched up as high as 9.36GB of RAM, where it sits now, running
through the last 5000 songs of my library.
Here are the top 4 apps in terms of real memory used:
Dupin 4.48 GB
kernel_task 3.16 GB
cloud-drive-daemon 1.58 GB
WindowServer 276.0 MB
The memory pressure on the Intel mac was moving into the yellow and red,
but the M1 has sat well down in the low range of the green the entire
time.
When all is said and done, I will have spent less on this upgrade than Traitor Don paid in taxes when he paid any taxes. Best money I've spent
on a computer upgrade in a very long time (decades).
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side of."
Mal: "May have been the losing side. Still not convinced it was the wrong one."
On 2021-01-05, Lewis <g.kreme@kreme.dont-email.me> wrote:
[...]
When all is said and done, I will have spent less on this upgrade than
Traitor Don paid in taxes when he paid any taxes. Best money I've spent
on a computer upgrade in a very long time (decades).
I assume that you're referring to Don Bradman here, who was a tax fraudster, by why 'traitor'?
On 2021-01-05, Lewis <g.kreme@kreme.dont-email.me> wrote:
[...]
When all is said and done, I will have spent less on this upgrade
than Traitor Don paid in taxes when he paid any taxes. Best money
I've spent on a computer upgrade in a very long time (decades).
I assume that you're referring to Don Bradman here, who was a tax
fraudster, by why 'traitor'?
For the last few days I have been running a utility named Dupin in an
effort to clear out my iTunes Library of "duplicate" songs (usually
songs that are on multiple albums). It is slow going as the app is
written in AppleScript and while it works well, it is mad for memory
and quite slow. I was going through in chunks of 500-1000 songs and a
time, and after a few runs I has running out of system memory and
would need to quite both Dupin and the Music app.
Today, I got my M1 Mac mini and after a quick migration I dropped it
in place of my older mini and set about completing the task.
The first run was so fast that I thought something had gone wrong. I
bumped the tracks up to 5000, and it was still faster than my 6 core
i9 mini. Also, while my Intel Mac was starting at 10GB of TAM used and inching up to 15GB of RAM as I did this, my M1 started at 6GB of ram
and has inched up as high as 9.36GB of RAM, where it sits now, running through the last 5000 songs of my library.
Here are the top 4 apps in terms of real memory used:
Dupin 4.48 GB
kernel_task 3.16 GB
cloud-drive-daemon 1.58 GB
WindowServer 276.0 MB
The memory pressure on the Intel mac was moving into the yellow and
red, but the M1 has sat well down in the low range of the green the
entire time.
When all is said and done, I will have spent less on this upgrade than Traitor Don paid in taxes when he paid any taxes. Best money I've
spent on a computer upgrade in a very long time (decades).
Here are the top 4 apps in terms of real memory used:
Dupin 4.48 GB
kernel_task 3.16 GB
cloud-drive-daemon 1.58 GB
WindowServer 276.0 MB
On 2021-01-05 02:02, Lewis wrote:
Here are the top 4 apps in terms of real memory used:
Dupin 4.48 GB
kernel_task 3.16 GB
cloud-drive-daemon 1.58 GB
WindowServer 276.0 MB
You need to compare virtual memory for each process agains RAM used, and
then total swap/page file usage.
Apple has wrecked performance displays ("memory pressure" is useless.)
On 2021-01-05 02:02, Lewis wrote:
Here are the top 4 apps in terms of real memory used:
Dupin 4.48 GB
kernel_task 3.16 GB
cloud-drive-daemon 1.58 GB
WindowServer 276.0 MB
You need to compare
Apple has wrecked performance displays
For the last few days I have been running a utility named Dupin in an
effort to clear out my iTunes Library of "duplicate" songs (usually
songs that are on multiple albums). It is slow going as the app is
written in AppleScript and while it works well, it is mad for memory and quite slow. I was going through in chunks of 500-1000 songs and a time, and after a few runs I has running out of system memory and would need to
quite both Dupin and the Music app.
Today, I got my M1 Mac mini and after a quick migration I dropped it in
place of my older mini and set about completing the task.
The first run was so fast that I thought something had gone wrong. I
bumped the tracks up to 5000, and it was still faster than my 6 core i9
mini. Also, while my Intel Mac was starting at 10GB of TAM used and
inching up to 15GB of RAM as I did this, my M1 started at 6GB of ram and
has inched up as high as 9.36GB of RAM, where it sits now, running
through the last 5000 songs of my library.
Here are the top 4 apps in terms of real memory used:
Dupin 4.48 GB
kernel_task 3.16 GB
cloud-drive-daemon 1.58 GB
WindowServer 276.0 MB
The memory pressure on the Intel mac was moving into the yellow and red,
but the M1 has sat well down in the low range of the green the entire
time.
When all is said and done, I will have spent less on this upgrade than Traitor Don paid in taxes when he paid any taxes. Best money I've spent
on a computer upgrade in a very long time (decades).
On 2021-01-05 02:02, Lewis wrote:
For the last few days I have been running a utility named Dupin in an
effort to clear out my iTunes Library of "duplicate" songs (usually
songs that are on multiple albums). It is slow going as the app is
written in AppleScript and while it works well, it is mad for memory and
quite slow. I was going through in chunks of 500-1000 songs and a time, and >> after a few runs I has running out of system memory and would need to
quite both Dupin and the Music app.
Today, I got my M1 Mac mini and after a quick migration I dropped it in
place of my older mini and set about completing the task.
The first run was so fast that I thought something had gone wrong. I
bumped the tracks up to 5000, and it was still faster than my 6 core i9
mini. Also, while my Intel Mac was starting at 10GB of TAM used and
inching up to 15GB of RAM as I did this, my M1 started at 6GB of ram and
has inched up as high as 9.36GB of RAM, where it sits now, running
through the last 5000 songs of my library.
Here are the top 4 apps in terms of real memory used:
Dupin 4.48 GB
kernel_task 3.16 GB
cloud-drive-daemon 1.58 GB
WindowServer 276.0 MB
The memory pressure on the Intel mac was moving into the yellow and red,
but the M1 has sat well down in the low range of the green the entire
time.
When all is said and done, I will have spent less on this upgrade than
Traitor Don paid in taxes when he paid any taxes. Best money I've spent
on a computer upgrade in a very long time (decades).
Good stuff.
What is the memory type/speed shown in Sys Information | Hardware | Memory.
In message <3vFJH.36726$Ji2.4102@fx14.iad> Alan Browne <bitbucket@blackhole.com> wrote:
On 2021-01-05 02:02, Lewis wrote:
For the last few days I have been running a utility named Dupin in an
effort to clear out my iTunes Library of "duplicate" songs (usually
songs that are on multiple albums). It is slow going as the app is
written in AppleScript and while it works well, it is mad for memory and >>> quite slow. I was going through in chunks of 500-1000 songs and a time, and >>> after a few runs I has running out of system memory and would need to
quite both Dupin and the Music app.
Today, I got my M1 Mac mini and after a quick migration I dropped it in
place of my older mini and set about completing the task.
The first run was so fast that I thought something had gone wrong. I
bumped the tracks up to 5000, and it was still faster than my 6 core i9
mini. Also, while my Intel Mac was starting at 10GB of TAM used and
inching up to 15GB of RAM as I did this, my M1 started at 6GB of ram and >>> has inched up as high as 9.36GB of RAM, where it sits now, running
through the last 5000 songs of my library.
Here are the top 4 apps in terms of real memory used:
Dupin 4.48 GB
kernel_task 3.16 GB
cloud-drive-daemon 1.58 GB
WindowServer 276.0 MB
The memory pressure on the Intel mac was moving into the yellow and red, >>> but the M1 has sat well down in the low range of the green the entire
time.
When all is said and done, I will have spent less on this upgrade than
Traitor Don paid in taxes when he paid any taxes. Best money I've spent
on a computer upgrade in a very long time (decades).
Good stuff.
What is the memory type/speed shown in Sys Information | Hardware | Memory.
Memory: 16GB
Type: LPDDR4
No other information is given.
On 2021-01-05 02:02, Lewis wrote:I usually go argument by argument unless someone has a history of particularly intense flooding. With Peter the Klöwn, I already intuit what his method
For the last few days I have been running a utility named Dupin in an effort to clear out my iTunes Library of "duplicate" songs (usually
songs that are on multiple albums). It is slow going as the app is
written in AppleScript and while it works well, it is mad for memory and quite slow. I was going through in chunks of 500-1000 songs and a time, and
after a few runs I has running out of system memory and would need to quite both Dupin and the Music app.
Today, I got my M1 Mac mini and after a quick migration I dropped it in place of my older mini and set about completing the task.
The first run was so fast that I thought something had gone wrong. I bumped the tracks up to 5000, and it was still faster than my 6 core i9 mini. Also, while my Intel Mac was starting at 10GB of TAM used and inching up to 15GB of RAM as I did this, my M1 started at 6GB of ram and has inched up as high as 9.36GB of RAM, where it sits now, running
through the last 5000 songs of my library.
Here are the top 4 apps in terms of real memory used:
Dupin 4.48 GB
kernel_task 3.16 GB
cloud-drive-daemon 1.58 GB
WindowServer 276.0 MB
The memory pressure on the Intel mac was moving into the yellow and red, but the M1 has sat well down in the low range of the green the entire time.
When all is said and done, I will have spent less on this upgrade than Traitor Don paid in taxes when he paid any taxes. Best money I've spentGood stuff.
on a computer upgrade in a very long time (decades).
What is the memory type/speed shown in Sys Information | Hardware | Memory.
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man's notion that he is less savage than the other savages."
-Samuel Clemens
In message <3vFJH.36726$Ji2....@fx14.iad> Alan Browne <bitb...@blackhole.com> wrote:
On 2021-01-05 02:02, Lewis wrote:
For the last few days I have been running a utility named Dupin in an
effort to clear out my iTunes Library of "duplicate" songs (usually
songs that are on multiple albums). It is slow going as the app is
written in AppleScript and while it works well, it is mad for memory and >> quite slow. I was going through in chunks of 500-1000 songs and a time, and
after a few runs I has running out of system memory and would need to
quite both Dupin and the Music app.
Today, I got my M1 Mac mini and after a quick migration I dropped it in >> place of my older mini and set about completing the task.
The first run was so fast that I thought something had gone wrong. I
bumped the tracks up to 5000, and it was still faster than my 6 core i9 >> mini. Also, while my Intel Mac was starting at 10GB of TAM used and
inching up to 15GB of RAM as I did this, my M1 started at 6GB of ram and >> has inched up as high as 9.36GB of RAM, where it sits now, running
through the last 5000 songs of my library.
Here are the top 4 apps in terms of real memory used:
Dupin 4.48 GB
kernel_task 3.16 GB
cloud-drive-daemon 1.58 GB
WindowServer 276.0 MB
The memory pressure on the Intel mac was moving into the yellow and red, >> but the M1 has sat well down in the low range of the green the entire
time.
When all is said and done, I will have spent less on this upgrade than
Traitor Don paid in taxes when he paid any taxes. Best money I've spent >> on a computer upgrade in a very long time (decades).
Good stuff.
What is the memory type/speed shown in Sys Information | Hardware | Memory.Memory: 16GB
Type: LPDDR4
No other information is given.
--
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On 2021-01-05, Joanna Shuttleworth <js@example.net> wrote:
On 2021-01-05, Lewis <g.kreme@kreme.dont-email.me> wrote:
[...]
When all is said and done, I will have spent less on this upgrade
than Traitor Don paid in taxes when he paid any taxes. Best money
I've spent on a computer upgrade in a very long time (decades).
I assume that you're referring to Don Bradman here, who was a tax
fraudster, by why 'traitor'?
It's very obvious to anyone with a couple brain cells to rub together
than he is referring to Diaper Donny, the traitorous dip shit fake "millionaire" who - along with the failing Republican party - is
currently trying (and failing) to overthrow democracy in America.
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