An OS nobody heard of solved file search in the 90s, and we’ve traded its elegance for bloat
If you've ever taken a peek into your operating system's activity monitor, there's a good chance you can spot a background daemon whose only job is to index everything for your OS's search function. Usually, it just sits there and does what it does best, but when something goes awry, it can end up consuming a ton of your resources.
If you’ve ever taken a peek into your operating system’s activity monitor, there’s a good chance you can spot a background daemon whose only job is to index everything for your OS’s search function. Usually, it just sits there and does what it does best, but when something goes awry, it can end up consuming a ton of your resources.
Jane Smith
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
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