Dyslexical
Sort Thread Numbers Correctly in Operator Properties
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Easily explained – they’re sorting the strings “Thread 0”, “Thread 1″… “Thread 10”, “Thread 11” alphabetically/lexically. Betcha 100 query bucks that if you get something with over 20 threads that you’ll see “Thread 19”, “Thread 2”, “Thread 20”, “Thread 21”.
WHO COULD AFFORD THAT THREAD COUNT!!
I mean… with VMs, you can have as many as you want!