@allquixotic have to remove the efibootmgr entry, install a proper shellx64.efi 2.0+, boot into that, use bcfg to add the entry, reboot into firmware, and within the hard drive suboption select the new entry
Mainly as in the positioning and orientation of the antenna may be better optimised for fixed/desktop use instead of handheld
Getting a bit tired of having 80-200Mbps speeds while holding my phone dropping to 10Mbps as soon as I put it down
Lol so they're putting fake, nonfunctional metallic contacts into opto-mechanical keyboards now, to emulate the "clicky" sound of an actual mechanical keyboard
> Transcend has announced its first SSDs based on 3D MLC NAND flash memory. The MTE850-series drives are aimed at the higher-end of the market and promise up to 2.5 GB/s sequential read speed along with endurance-related advantages of 3D NAND.
Transcend does not disclose exact specifications of all its new MTE850 series SSDs, but only shows their pictures as well as performance numbers for the flagship 512 GB model.
Oh come on will somebody release something to compete with Samsung's 2TB NVMe SSDs already
Overall concept The idea is to be able to issue a command to QEMU via the monitor or QMP, which causes QEMU to create a new snapshot image with the original image as the backing file, mounted read-only. This will allow the original image file to be backed up.
IMO how much of a power user someone is on a mobile device should be defined not by how much CPU, apps, data, or battery they use, but by how long it takes before the oleophobic coating is worn off their display.
I'd normally say it's people like you that drive operators to withdraw unlimited services but right now I'm making 3 bleed for offering limited-unlimited data and sucking up hundreds of gigabytes per day
@Bob no; I got rid of that a long time ago when I downgraded from the 2 x E5-v3 (too expensive) to the year with a huge discount of the SP-128-S (1 x E5-v2)
I have 2 x 2 TB HDD in software RAID, so I guess the actual bootloader is GRUB Stage 1 in the first logical blocks of the disk, then it loads the rest from sda2
> For reverse compatibility, Linux can use GPT disks in BIOS-based systems for both data storage and booting, as both GRUB 2 and Linux are GPT-aware. Such a setup is usually referred to as BIOS-GPT.[30] As GPT incorporates the protective MBR, a BIOS-based computer can boot from a GPT disk using GPT-aware boot loader stored in the protective MBR's bootstrap code area.
btw, I finally got all 3 of my Dell U2417H monitors set up; they're amazing
mDP -> DP "Out" (a specific socket) daisy chained, one to the next to the next, then regular DP to DP or mDP to DP to connect to the computer, and both my work laptops pick it up in MST mode
But your timeline shows move to better place before getting better job
> In case of GRUB, such a configuration requires a BIOS Boot partition for GRUB to embed its second-stage code due to absence of the post-MBR gap in GPT partitioned disks (which is taken over by the GPT's Primary Header and Primary Partition Table). Commonly 1 MiB in size, this partition's Globally Unique Identifier (GUID) in GPT scheme is 21686148-6449-6E6F-744E-656564454649 and is used by GRUB only in BIOS-GPT setups. From the GRUB's perspective, no such partition type exists in case of MBR partitioning. This partition is not required if the system is UEFI-based because no embedding of t…
I just found a link to the original audio recordings of the BBC radio show of THGTTG. So... Suppose I were to link it here. On a scale from meh to OHMAGAWD PIRACY, how would it fly? cc @JourneymanGeek / @DavidPostill
@PowershellforLinux sure, just like how Win16 can't address more than 65k RAM, Win32 can't address more than 4GB, etc... it's just that the priority of the "bug" goes from "not a single living soul cares" to "OMG THIS IS KILLING ME" as technology advances
we'll probably never (in our lifetimes, at least, with digital circuitry at least) ever reach a point where 128-bit is at all concerning in terms of its limits though
for IPv6, for the 128-bit indexes of ZFS, for a 128-bit pointer size in memory, etc... it's pretty much the end of the road, with the "limit bug" being insignificant probably almost forever
but 32-bit limits are pretty constraining in any computing resource these days
good old exponential function
16-bit didn't last long; 32-bit was venerable but easily surpassed; 64-bit is humongous and will take gargantuan efforts and incredible advances to bump against; and 128-bit is so impossibly large that it's basically the end
@tereško The computer/coffee pot is a good idea. Just have to be careful of the liquids. Great way to recycle some of the heat generated by the components.
@Rahul2001 I knew that, was referring to the competition level. Good odds for the girls, plenty to pick from. Bad odds for the guys, have to find a way to stand out in the crowd.
@Rahul2001 (20-1):(5-1) = 19:4 = 4.75:1, yea close to 5:1. worse odds for the rest of the guys now. Better odds for the gals. Unless one was looking at you, now her odds are nearly infinite against :D
What can we all learn from Tetris? If you try to fit in, you will disappear. However, be your natural self, and you have the power to cause immense frustration, destruction and anger... You might even beat them at their own game :P
There is an online HTTP directory that I have access to. I have tried to download all sub-directories and files via wget. But, the problem is that when wget downloads sub-directories it downloads the index.html file which contains the list of files in that directory without downloading the files ...
@Bob as easy as wget is, I just want to a paste and get solution. If a webapp is't made yet for this, I think I should probably make one. Would make for a nice project.
@JourneymanGeek mhh... ok, I sound dumb when you point that out.Here's an even dumber question... Is there anyway I can invoke the wget command from the client system? Security lol
@JourneymanGeek Hi there, I'm just your average everyday friendly website that wants to ssh into your system and invoke a command that you're too lazy to type. Ofcourse I won't steal your valuables.
So, how to cope with having no phone for the next few days, especially given that I have a photo assignment tomorrow? I probably won't have my OP3T until at least Friday.
@GypsySpellweaver What I'm seeking does sound like the biggest security flaw in existence. I mean, if you could remotely run commands on a system, you might as well ftp your clients nudes onto your server and blackmail him with it.
@Nick If you wanna blackmail him, make his box download the nasty stuff. Leaves a trail for the authorities to follow. Don't have to assume he has bad pics, give him some instead.
Just that, when I run
ifconfig -a
I only get lo and enp0s10 interfaces, not the classical eth0
What does enp0s10 means? Why is there no eth0?
