@allquixotic "This error has been linked to excessive paged pool usage and may occur due to user-mode graphics drivers crossing over and passing bad data to the kernel code." :(
We want to output the grub entry to serial port and select the grub entry on another machine via serial port.
We have two machines.
For the machine with built-in serial port, we followed the instruction at [1] and successfully configured the grub and can select the grub entry from a remote ma...
@JourneymanGeek push 2 buttons wrong, move to fast to say ok, and "free file sync" will fully replace (argg) everything as selected, but it does provide a "ya know thatas a lot of changes" final requester you then ignore cause you seen it to many times.
then use some crapppy recovery software to recover only the first cluster , of a fargmented mess drive, and your all set.
openSUSE Leap is a very special system. It's built on an enterprise core (SUSE Linux Enterprise, which had most of its source code released several months ago), but unlike CentOS, it ships with a large library of community-maintained packages.
It's the best of both worlds, unlike any other distribution out there.
so the answer to the question is. you screwed up, did you learn your lesson. it is possible some non-free high quality forensic software could get those 2% of files you have not yet overwritten off. try 3 backups next time , or observe VERY carefully everything that will occur before hittting the button.
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that data you were trying to keep secret , will be hanging out in worn cells, data that you wanted to get back though, will be gone :-)
when they were 64gig drives and all , it was a big joke to even have multiple backups of that and your flash chips and all tossed on a 1T drive. now that it IS the 1T drive :-) And before it was back it up a lot because it IS going to fail. so there is still Back it up because undelete recovery may very well be much harder.
almost might make a person turn thier trashcan back on :-)
there are 3rd party programs that vastly extend the functinality of a recycle bin, where they versioned stuff, and even "recycled" parts and pieces in updating and overwrite the same operations and all. I used one for some time, but the complexity of all the stuff it would cling to was too high to want to deal with.
@JourneymanGeek Not that useful, TBH. I've already found the good cables :P
Monoprice has a nice high (low?) gauge but shoddy connectors.
Anker is good.
Tronsmart is just as good but much cheaper and ships to Aus.
@Psycogeek s/router/Pebble charging cable/
(I got some cheap replacements, it only charges at some 100mA anyway, but the pins stick out too far and are at risk of shorting. Gonna splice a fuse into it.)
then it is off to college with you where you will spend 40 days and nights getting drunk, and leaving with a piece of paper making you 2% more qualified in reality and 200% more qualified on paper.
I am using acer laptop with window 7 basic. As and when it is on and window is displayed, it starts to type '11111111111111111' without any stop.
Any body with the solution.
they use "overlays" to do it, i dislike them, because it is an effort for the processing. Vellis autobrightness (for example) has option for it, quite a few other programs. as there is no ability to turn down the light beyond how it was made.
call center , any one of them is stress. either peoples problems, or harping on people that dont want to friking talk to you to begin with. Is a job, not a life :-)
With every USB charger I've used, a short or overload will cause the port to temporarily stop supplying power. There should be no need for a fuse, this can be done in an entirely solid-state fashion.
I decided a while ago to not buy cheap USB cables anymore.
The knockoff Pebble charging cable was an exception.
Proprietary cable design => difficult to source a high-quality one. And the low charging current (see above re: ~100mA) means cable quality doesn't really matter.
However, there was a problem: the charging pins stick out a bit too far, and the magnets mean it gets attracted to nearby metal surfaces.
Say, a pair of scissors. Oh, look, the scissors bridge the charging pins!
Annnnnd we have a short.
Now, I mentioned above that this is a cheap cable. The conductors are quite thin, and won't carry a high current.
My charger can and will supply 2A.
Do you see the problem here?
Overload protection or not, it won't trip because the cable resistance is too high to draw a high enough current.
It will, however, cause a significant amount of heating. 1A is actually a rather high current, especially if the short goes unnoticed for a while.
I basically had three options: go hunt for a better cable (rather pricey and difficult), or install a fuse (PTC or glass tube).
Looked at PTC fuses first, but they're also relatively expensive, somewhat hard to source, and have issues with performance degradation over time.
Glass tube ended up being easiest.
Also, a sufficiently high current will permanently blow a PTC anyway.
(That's another reason I preferred to add my own fuse: sure, chargers have overload protection, but said protection does not always reset. Boom, dead charger. That's also expensive.)
i use some auto thermal breakers on some stuff, and they just turn right back on once they cool again. I think the best resettable was the "curcuit breaker" with the pop out and all, but they still take heating before they go.
Can't "Find and Replace" search for the newline character (looks like a different "P"?), and only replace all those with nothing on a selection of text? No macro required?
Or Find repeatedly & then delete (with delete key) only through a selection of text?
I prefer just killing people who put linefeeds at the ends of lines in a word processing program , actually solves the problem for much longer :-) I hate when you do that.
"look the printer screwed up the whole document" , uh no it was the typer.
superuser.com/questions/996329/… dont you "stop" people from getting on your wifi by using passwords? breeching thier privacy , would that ever be deemed illegal when they are using your stuff?
it is just wrong on so many counts, but somehow i feel he deserves an explaination. like , dont be an idiot , protect your wifi, and if you want peoples personal info write up a 4 page pile of leagalese trash and have them agree to it. you get no help from us for your wicked ways. and BTW your e-mail just got robotted by 5000 spammers. Have A Nice Day.
(Side note, MS Word does the same replacement. But that's more okay because the context is a word processor. Random replacements of ... everywhere in the OS? Hell no.)
The problem with an OS modifying input as you type is the OS doesn't know the context. For example, many programming languages use ... to indicate a variadic function.
"Smart bracket braces can mean two different devices, braces which do not require elastics or braces designed at the University of Freiburg in Germany where sensors are mounted onto the teeth." - built in sensors!
Stupid question, but how can I install the trial of MS Project 2013? I have found my license but no CD. I'm trying to download the trial, but when I do, I keep getting MS Project Server Accounts
OK, software recommendation. IN MS project, we can set a resource, which means their working hours per week and cost.
That'st he only thing I need from project. 1 resouce, just to add the hours of work per week so when I plot all projects I can see how many hours i need to work to finish task by a certain time
We want to output the grub entry to serial port and select the grub entry on another machine via serial port.
We have two machines.
For the machine with built-in serial port, we followed the instruction at [1] and successfully configured the grub and can select the grub entry from a remote ma...
I am using acer laptop with window 7 basic. As and when it is on and window is displayed, it starts to type '11111111111111111' without any stop.
Any body with the solution.
Can't "Find and Replace" search for the newline character (looks like a different "P"?), and only replace all those with nothing on a selection of text? No macro required?
Or Find repeatedly & then delete (with delete key) only through a selection of text?
