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I think this is simple, but I don't want to screw this up! We got our portable file back from our accountant yesterday and, when restoring, I didn't know *where* to save it....so I saved it to desktop so I could get back to entering all the data I needed to while we weren't able to use QB (5 days!). Now that we're caught up, I want to put the QBW file where it belongs. Do I put it in C:\Users\Public\Public Documents\Intuit\QuickBooks\Company Files ?
But, that said, have I messed anything up by restoring the QBW portable file that accountant gave us? And did moving these files from the desktop back into the regular Intuit file mess anything up or cause data loss? I can't seem to find any problems with our company file....I've run all sorts of reports and checked fine details of the account. All seems intact and normal. Hmmmm
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Personally I liked the physical install disks. For the longest time it was faster to pull a game off of a CDROM than to download it. Now with almost everyone being exclusively download-only and with massively huge sizes even for relatively modest games, it's still hours for downloads. At least it isnt days anymore for me, but there are people where it would be days. The problem is even bigger if you have bandwidth caps, extra fees if you exceed the cap, family members trying to watch TV or get work done
It needs to do nothing of the sort. The reality is that most games are simply not optimised for compartmentalised delivery. I can't remember which game it was recently, but I recall one patch was released that effectively was a re-download of the game, but the end result was a 40GB reduction in game size and subsequent content patches went from being in the mid double digit GBs to the low double / single digit GBs.
2 weeks is enough that every freaking game needs large updates, the sort of thing I won't do while tethering. So I have to do this as part of trip planning, I can't just "bring" the tablet (Netflix will auto-download things for offline, it's actually really useful).
That's also pretty much why I didn't order a Steam Deck. I already own a console that is ostensibly portable (a Switch) and it lives in its dock. Generally, I only have free time to game when I'm at home anyway, so I may as well use a full-fat PC rather than Steam's half-baked portable device.
Everything nowadays is so over-bloated, it's insane. How can developers generate and rely on excessively bloated code and libraries? Does no one learn how to create efficient and compact code anymore? Apparently decades of Windows has shown that we will take it up the rear for bloat in the code. Super-size it? Sure...
That still doesn't explain why every single file has to be downloaded when there are changes made to some art assets and or code. Rather than just pushing the new files or files that changed, the most common practice I see is to push the entire thing.
Streaming updates during gameplay doesn't make patch sizes smaller. They just spread the download out over a longer time, and consume bandwidth and increase latency while playing. "Data optimization" doesn't mean much on its own, but sure, they might be optimizing for space. That game is goddamned huge, what a
How about delivering HD textures to people who actually play at 4K? If I'm playing on a 1080p screen, I will not need textures meant for 4K screens and they should not be downloaded by default. And even if I wanted HD textures, I could play with regular textures while those are downloaded in the background. There is no reason to block me from playing the game for hours.
At my download rate (about 900 KBps), 250 GB would take about 77 hours. I can easily be patient about such a thing completing, but I would be killed and my name erased from the history books if I significantly degraded the house internet connection for that long. Clearly this is a plot to make people set up QoS on their routers. "Oh, your router doesn't do QoS well? Then buy a new router!"
The recent trend of mini keys is fun for portable setups, but they feel like toys. The same goes for the lack of pressure sensitivity, as dynamic control is a must for any aspiring piano player.
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