can't wait for my s22u to die so i can do that
kusivittula
joined 1 year ago
and why do they have to be everywhere? we have an induction stove and it has capacitive buttons for some idiotic reason. so many problems! when you boil water, little drops are always landing on the buttons. and to reduce power from max to min, you need to hold the - button for like a full minute. wiping the stove with a wet towel makes it go BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP and it won't shut up! and finally, when my cats walk on the buttons, they always manage to turn it on. i miss knobs.
random stock info and exchange rates. app recommendations from microsoft store. btw would you like to enable onedrive?
yes, assuming the cables are inaccessible from outside. otherwise it would be easy to cut them.
simply timeshift backing up the system on ssd. random important stuff, tv shows etc on hdd and backup of the hdd on an external hdd. pictures and other important files also on phone storage.
a few years back i was pirating some movie after a bottle of captain morgan. i remember not being able to play the movie and suddenly the file was gone so i downloaded it again, same thing. the next day i noticed the whole system running a little sluggish and some things just wouldn't work. then i noticed that i had several notifications from windows defender, it had blocked the movie. checked the torrent again and it was a damn .exe... i ran malwarebytes and it found nothing. i didn't bother reinstalling because it felt normal after a reboot, but it bothered me for the next two years until i hopped into team penquin. just do a clean reinstall, and you can forget about it.
if there's a chance something nasty got loose on your system, i wouldn't trust it anymore even if some antivitus succeeds in quaranteening something. if you didn't have a primary password in your browser, all of the saved passwords may have been compromised. i would reinstall OS and change all the saved passwords.
it's a good one. just dont't get a gigabyte mobo. their bios is comically bad, and i found out that the same issues have continued for many generations...
my 9600kf was able to do 5ghz with 1.35v for the first year, and i've had to lower the clocks again and again as it gets unstable. it's now only able to do 4.4ghz. recently upgraded to 7800x3d and i'm afraid to see how long this one lasts as it's 5ghz stock and gets quite warm even in light use. performance is amazing though, realized my old cpu bottlenecked in many games.
i have noticed too, apple maps is absolutely superior to google. when we are navigating somewhere with gf, she uses apple maps with no issues while i can't find shit with google maps...can't remember this being a problem in the past.
also killing wordpad and putting features from that to notepad means one less program to maintain, less expenses
i would never do that to a cat and i don't have money for a new one