ghurkan

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   by ghurkan 6y ago

   It's probably because the current state of drivers and applications is also saved along the RAM content I guess. For example, when you install a new driver and it asks you to reboot in order to start working, if you do it manually by s
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   by ghurkan 6y ago

   It's the fast start feature, that writes the RAM content to hard disk and quickly starts back up when the computer is shutdown normally. When the PC is restarted, it starts with a fresh state. This feature can be toggled in settings an
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   by ghurkan 7y ago

   I learned how to solve Rubic's cube when I was in high school as some kind of party trick, with the beginner's method. Years later, I still remember the movements and recall them in a short notice. Couple of months ago I attended
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   by ghurkan 10y ago

   You can access Linux files without bash. They are hidden under \AppData\Local\lxss\rootfs. But you can't run them without Bash. Also, you can use files in Windows right away too. So have both file structures for your disposal.
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   by ghurkan 10y ago

   My experience so far: Installed Ruby in bash. Fetched some PDFs online by using a basic script. Didn't get any errors. As others may say, it's still buggy. It can't replace your work environment just yet. But it's consta