you can always tell a CelticWarrior comment by how frank and to-the-point the message is
A read only message in USB flash drives is usually and indication of imminent failure. It's clearly an hardware issue and you already know that: I tried to do it in both Windows & Ubuntu but failed. — CelticWarriorNov 3 at 0:28
I'm also offended that you're offended that I'm offended and that you "tsk"ed at me because I was offended that you didn't capitalize your "I" when you said you were offended that I was offended
@Zacharee1 because nowadays people are offended by just about anything and seriously speaking, the civil rights movement has shot itself in the dragonballZ
WiFi goes down ? Enable it, and DSL connection goes down. DSL comes back ? Aaaand it's lost within 5 minutes. And then I spend about 3 hours digging around my router settings until I give up , and then it comes back on again
@Seth essentially, in 14.04 and older, all the linux-generic-lts-* packages were supported for the duration of the release and you could stay on one of them, until the 5th point release. Now, there's just on such package, and people will be automatically upgraded from, say, 4.8 to 4.12 to 4.16 and so on.
(unless you stay on the kernel released with the original LTS version)
only actual real world test I could find. Granted, using special hardware, but it at least shows those speeds are possible with the spec. Other hardware is still the bottleneck.
@NathanOsman they used to have it 20 years ago... I don't want to sign up for Shaw cable again... I only have their internet... I just want to find some video of fireplace burning
I know in *nix community we like to say "RTFM" but an answer with fscking 7 upvotes just for saying exactly that , "just read the manual", is SO rules thrown out of the window
@JourneymanGeek well, the guy didn't even provide any part of the said manual. Funny enough, after I downvoted and commented, some guy upvoted it and left me comment saying "well serg, it was posted within minutes as accepted answer". That doesn't give excuse for an answer that is basically gives OP nothing