the underlying system organization is completely impossible to navigate. Pertinent files can be scattered over several locations for whatever reason so don’t even bother trying to figure out a pattern
Good thing you don’t have to figure it out, because its standardized.
I live in croatia, and I did overexagarate the price a lot
Yeah, I just put on a VPN and picked a random address in a random town. Seems like iFixit will sell the battery replacement kit for €39.95 and shipping is €9.80
That sounds like you just got a dud of a battery. Because phones dying in a few months is not normal. A quick look online and it seems like smasnug has a 24 month warranty (in regions other than North America). Have you tried a warranty replacement?
If battery degradation is the only problem, why not just replace the battery? You can probably find a shop that will do it, or iFixit has a guide and sells batteries for $55.
https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Samsung+Galaxy+S24+Battery+Replacement/175612
Seems pretty wasteful to throw out the whole phone because of a dead battery. Do you also get a new car instead of changing the tires when they get worn?
Ask ChatGPT “How do I unionize my workplace to protect my job against AI obsessed management?”
how about Europeans just learn that corporate profits are more important that a few peasant lives ffs.
On your gf’s system, is hardware acceleration configured correctly?
Amtrak: “At least we’re not VIA Rail.”
You copy some text from a webpage and put it in your markdown/LaTeX document in your text editor, like vim. Then you use pandoc/pdf-latex to export in whatever file format you need. It never looks wonky, it looks exactly like you tell it to.
Is this something I’m too markdown/LaTeX pilled to understand?
The most recent Intel Core 2 Duo was discontinued in 2008. I doubt Intel would be able to convince anyone that this is a competing product or would cause any customer confusion. No one is going to be looking for a low end processor from over a decade ago and accidentally buy a watch.
Does it use just standard watch bands? It looks like it, but I didn’t see it mentioned.
One of the things I find ridiculous about other smart watches is that they use proprietary bands. When I found out that people are paying $60+ for a silicon band for an Apple watch, it blew my mind. Also that people put screen protectors or cases on their Apple watches because their $500+ watch doesn’t even have a crystal lens, and is prone to scratching.
Debugging requires hard liquor.
Strubb’s pickles. They are supposed to be back under a new owner, but I still can’t find them in any local grocery store.
tldr is good for this.
2 disks in the same machine is not a backup whether the data is copied between them using RAID or rsync or anything else.
Sounds like for this machine, just use the two disks in RAID1, or a ZFS mirror, or something. And figure out something else for backups. Probably a cloud solution.
Also, RAID2 requires a minimum of 3 disks, and is rarely used.
Its good to have a shallow understanding, even if you don’t need to know the details. That way if you find yourself looking for a config file in
/bin/, then you might get the idea that you are making a mistake.Also, the search function in every GUI file browser on linux will be streets ahead of the one built into the windows file explorer, so you don’t need to fear using it. It won’t return ads, or web results, or take 6 years to search through the folder that you are currently in.