Is Superman able to get drunk?
A lot of characters in comics, like Captain America or Wolverine, are shown not being able to get drunk, but what happens when a Kryptonian starts to drink?
Has he ever been drunk in comics?
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Says you need that. They even requires that to get stuff booted.
I wonder why.
Some says that I should simply enable motherboard GPU. The thing is if I do that, most overclocking software like wattman, afterburner, and stuff can...
@Bob If your server was running Windows or OSX (i know, I know, for whatever reason) you could use their 'Personal Backup' service, might might work out cheaper if you anticipate having to restore
@Bob Hurrah! Now, if only I worked on commission... :D
Reading the blurb on my S4 LTE-A the justification was, much easier to allow 150Mbit LTE Cat-4 with 2x10Mhz because "very few operators have access to a single contiguous 20Mhz block"
Australia: Operators have like FIVE 20Mhz blocks EACH
They bought something like 100Mhz of spectrum (the vast majority of it) in 5 different bands, and are using a grand total of... 1x10Mhz
In a few small areas they've added a second 10Mhz using their old 3G2100 spectrum they bought 15 years ago but never used, because they're too lazy to deploy new antennas to support the 45Mhz of 2.6Ghz they bought
@PowershellforLinux I'm not entirely sure what data was lost... a bunch of downloads I'll probably never find again, I guess. Yea, the sleep's gone. I did end up finding all the photos on the SD card though :D
> Depending on your kernel, your distribution, your graphics card, and the phase of the moon, note that using this option may cause GNU/Linux to suffer from various display problems
@PowershellforLinux next question: is it an off-the-shelf product or something you bodged (no disrespect intended, I just like the word) together yourself?
@PowershellforLinux Fair enough; any tips on what to look for? The ones I'm seeing start around £30. There's a few that are mounting rails alone which are a bit tshirt cheaper
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guys, internet connection in my workplace is monitored, I hooked up my LT to the network, I have a hotspot program, now can pages accessed by phones connected to this hotspot be monitored too?
Even if you aren't, and they can't see your network traffic at all, they still own the machine and can install any monitoring software they like on it.
@PowershellforLinux job now means more $$$ later means more fun for longer
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@Bob I told myself that 3 years ago before I moved to a well paid job in a city i hated living in
That's the problem with this whole depression business though, there's no point to any long-term forward planning when you have no desire or motivation to stick around long enough to benefit.
Which was my main desktop until I got a laptop that's more powerful than my previous laptop and desktop combined
@Bob I'm afraid to reboot it because I've forgotten how many/what other machines/servers/etc. I've botched to rely on it
At one point, the server was the NFS storage for the virtual host it was running on, meaning if the VM went down the virtual host machine would permahang because Xenserver can't deal with unclean NFS disconnections -_-
Heck it's probably still the case, but I can't access the vm host to check because the only ssh key I have for it is on the virtual desktop box I can't access
Forgot I had to move fileserver to virtual desktop, delete fileserver, recreate fileserver as w2016, move fileserver function back to dedicated fs vm, move windows 10 vm to HDD storage, move fs vm to ssd storage, fs vm to new remote virtual desktop on ssd, reinstall everything
I do not have time to install/restore/migrate six VMs between now and the end of this rihanna song
@Bob you forgot apt install zfs?
Oh yeah have to migrate openwrt build vhd to hdd as well. but I have no nfs server to attach the hdd to. catch 222222
And no SSD space to put the new NFS VMs. Catch 2222222222222222222
Yeah lets just buy a new server. This is always the solution to when you can't find enough HDD/SDD space to make the changes required to restart your current server.
Also since Bob/allquixotic pointed out ublock to me I probably don't need as much RAM in my virtual host anyway
This kitty got rescued somewhere in Australia today
YAY
Managed to get back into my Windows 10 Desktop Server without rebooting it
Just needed to find enough backdoors to remotely kill the remote desktop service and wait for it to restart itself -_-
Chrome really needs to do something to mitigate these memory leaks...
Granted, the browser probably wasn't designed for 150 days uptime
Then again, nothing these days is. Lazy developers just assume everything gets restarted every few days anyway, to avoid having to actually make robust applications
Now I completely forgot why I was trying to access my server in the first place