@DragonLord the files inside of a prefetch folder can be cleared at any time, many people were even doing it to figure out why things seem to go faster right after clearing it.
The Readyboot the logging file in it will not leave (easily), untill readyboot is completly shut down, which has some minor complications because shutting down parts of it results in system instability. Of course it is supposed to be off with a SSD , but it could be the logging of it continues anyways.
So, funny story... Except for me... I forgot my keys this morning, and it's slick ice at 0 degrees outside... So I called to get let into my work. I grabbed the master key at the reception desk, unlocked my door, and left it unlocked. At about 15 minutes before everyone left, I got called to another person's office to do some work. He left as soon as I finished, and I didn't realize the time.
The door to the offices where my office was, containing my car keys, wallet and cell phone, was locked. No one was left in the building. All the doors were locked.
Most of the information you've given is pretty redundant, and I ended up using the marketing spec sheet for that model.
I'm not going to suggest a card, since purchase recommendations are off topic here.
I am going to cover the things you need to consider.
A p IV is ridiculously obsolete in...
They cost more than Kimsufi, but they also better suit my purposes because Kimsufi is (eastern?) Canada, or Europe, and I really need west-coast America for acceptable latency.
My laptop is capable of running most games on high settings at a decent FPS. However, if the power cable gets unplugged while I'm playing, the game immediately starts slowing down, even if my power settings are set to High Performance. Why is that? Is the battery not able to keep up with the powe...
bad-fi.com on the single-channel architecture: I met a guy at a conference in Pittsburgh that built a large university/government network somewhere in South America, and insisted that having all of the APs on the same channel wouldn't hurt anything, that their own noise wouldn't effect each other
Running a high-performance GPU at full speed while on battery can damage the battery or require more power than the battery can safely supply
High-performance mobile GPUs can require significant amounts of power to operate at full speed. The GTX 765M requires 75 W, while top-of-the-line mobile ...
Laptops with high-end GPUs throttle down when running on battery because not doing so can be dangerous
I actually wondered about this myself when my laptop's GTX 780M refused to run at full speed on battery and came to this conclusion
@HopelessN00b I am very, very surprised to see you got elected as a mod at Server Fault despite your questionable nomination at the last Super User mod election
You and me both. Confirms the theory that it's rep, and nothing else that the vast majority of voters look at. If I thought for a second I was gonna get elected, I never would have gotten drunk and nominated myself.
@Bob Actually... it was pretty much the same platform.
Well... I wouldn't say jokes, so much as trying to prove a point. Unfortunately, getting elected kinda proved the opposite of what I set out to prove, so... I'm all confused.
@Bob Nah, not even that. If you look at the number of active Server Faulters vs the number of voters, there were at least three times as many voters as active members. And those people who weren't active, but voted, basically looked at who had the higest rep, and voted for that person. :( Proof that democracy doesn't work or something.
I have enough rep to vote on SF and SO. Maybe other sites. But I don't.
Why should I help decide a mod of a community I'm not really part of? How can I make an informed choice? (we all know how election promises can be quickly forgotten) I'd end up voting for the few people I know, not necessarily who might be objectively best.
I am trying to help a friend who is very concerned that she has just lost all of the data on her 32GB SanDisk microSD card. I told her I would post this and see if anyone could offer help.
Here are the details:
The SanDisk microSD card is less than two years old. Probably only about a year o...
Having 1 Terrabyte of disk storage ~$100 Having 32Gig flash chunk ~$35 Not putting tiny little flash chunk on big fat disk as at least one backup ~$priceless
When I get my laptop fixed I think I'm going to format it / change passwords for all of my websites while I'm at it. It's getting to be too much of a hassle to remember them all
Most of the information you've given is pretty redundant, and I ended up using the marketing spec sheet for that model.
I'm not going to suggest a card, since purchase recommendations are off topic here.
I am going to cover the things you need to consider.
A p IV is ridiculously obsolete in...
Running a high-performance GPU at full speed while on battery can damage the battery or require more power than the battery can safely supply
High-performance mobile GPUs can require significant amounts of power to operate at full speed. The GTX 765M requires 75 W, while top-of-the-line mobile ...
I am trying to help a friend who is very concerned that she has just lost all of the data on her 32GB SanDisk microSD card. I told her I would post this and see if anyone could offer help.
Here are the details:
The SanDisk microSD card is less than two years old. Probably only about a year o...
