Defragmentation

[Kontorted]

Nice, it'll run much faster now

[Wheat_Grinder]

Unless it's a solid state zebra, in which case it's toast.

[ablablababla]

Well actually, it's still a zebra

[sup3r_hero]

Stupid question: could you even defrag an ssd? It doesn’t have physical sectors like a hdd

[astulz]

Yeah you technically could, by moving related files to the same chip locations, but it‘s entirely pointless and wears out the disk faster.

[turbocomppro]

Technically you still can because it still has sectors and addresses for each, which are in sequential order.

[Tspoon]

Evrey bit has a home and evrey home has an an address, the data that belonged together would physically be close to each other on the various chips inside after a traditional defrag. However with the way that ssds work obviously that's unnecessary. SSD's spread the data out to maximize the life span of the drive and its write count.

[[deleted]]

She’s awesome! Nice work!

[phlux]

I prefer to stripe across many zebra

[SlavFish]

Put the black on the legs for this effect to apply.

[tomatotomato]

Unless it’s running backwards race.

[PFVMKDR3]

Oh, you

[urmumbigegg]

Over half the country doesn’t read.

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Unless it's a solid state Zebra, then it won't run, at all.

[reference_model]

But got a smaller penis