Pronounced "kæməmil"
Large sheep the size of a small sheep! Likes tea, DIY, and nerd stuff. Sysadmin, release engineer and programmer by trade.
type of enby who is convinced that "density of ones in a binary file" is how big a file is, and that 4 gigabytes of zeroes is less data than 1 gigabyte of ones
I know that's obviously untrue but I still had to spend a minute convincing myself by running through possible counterexamples so maybe I am that enby.
if you're files have too many 1's it will make the data heavier and wear out your drives' bearings faster
Some computers can fix this problem by using a not gate to turn all those ones into zeros, but this is normally only used for supercomputers at government labs because they have to pay someone to keep the gate oiled
