mrjin

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by mrjin 2y ago
Starting with SELECT was a mistake in SQL as you need to know where before what to select from. What we really need is something like FROM r JOIN s on r.Id = s.Id ORDER BY r.Id SELECT * But the thing is, such changes will break pretty
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by mrjin 2y ago
Same, I have been on Windows for over two decades. Now I'm migrating away. M$ pretty much broke every good things that were rock solid before.Just like you, there are something I don't have an alternative yet, so still have to han
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by mrjin 2y ago
Cannot agree more. I actually run into much worse scenarios with network config on Windows 11 before. Could not set DNS manually with settings app. Had to turned to control panel, but again, could not set IP address manually. Tried to use c
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by mrjin 2y ago
That has been there since the very first day. It seems nothing has changed since.
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by mrjin 2y ago
Doesn't matter, I no longer want to use google products.
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by mrjin 2y ago
Where did you get that? You don't know you don't know. It's not going to sell if you literally say I don't know what we're doing...
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by mrjin 2y ago
Coz we simply don't understand how we understand, period.
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by mrjin 2y ago
Where is intelligence?
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by mrjin 2y ago
Did not work for me from the very first day. I was one of Gmail Beta testers, unfortunately, my new account started receiving one the very first day I registered it. I asked for a blacklist and kept being pushed back saying their filter was
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by mrjin 2y ago
The author has no idea what he was talking about. China was pushed to support Russia and got asked why...
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by mrjin 2y ago
If this does not justify a recall, what would then?
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by mrjin 2y ago
Wow, even better, so they are blocking named pipes by names.
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by mrjin 2y ago
The fire more deadly than enemy fire is friendly fire. For adversaries, they cannot do any harm unless they get in, even if they get in, the damage is limited to the access of the account they run on. But for AVs, they are invited in, which
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by mrjin 2y ago
I depended a lot on Google search. Since Google start moving to the dark side, I was wondering when could I remove the dependency. It turned out the dependency removed itself.
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by mrjin 2y ago
AVs are introduced by some C*O(s) has no idea what they are doing. For ordinary non tech people, it might make a little bit sense, but for devs, that's a complete disaster. If devs have no idea what they are doing, they should not be h
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by mrjin 2y ago
I personally see those AV causing substantial damage without providing any actual benefit, and thus I removed them from my computers over a decade ago. The is one exception though, Defender on Win11, which keeps coming back updates. So I&#x
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by mrjin 2y ago
It's most likely a driver issue. It depends on the nature of the issue. It can be as easy as turning some optional/3rd part repos on or as hard as debugging and fix in source code. I've done enough the later, and thus would s
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by mrjin 2y ago
Never liked Ubuntu. It's just a Debian variant that lost its way.
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by mrjin 2y ago
I started using Fedora from more or less 2 decades ago. There was tones of different issue though. But it got much better since 18 or 19. I have upgraded it all the way to 40. There was one issue around Intel display driver which I had to e
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by mrjin 2y ago
Right. I think I experienced similar issues on a Lenovo Legion 5 pro on Fedora 39. What I uninstalled Wayland and installed Xorg instead. Not sure if it's going to work for you.
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by mrjin 2y ago
I remember the CPU model wrong. it's 7840hs actually.
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by mrjin 2y ago
Haven't tried BT on my machine. It looks the drives were loaded correctly and there were no errors or warnings. But that shouldn't be really a big issue as the WIFI/BT on my machine is a Intel AX210, which is easy to obtain.
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by mrjin 2y ago
Have to say, Google results are now utter cr*p. I was relying on Google for searching. But now, it's useless for me.
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by mrjin 2y ago
Installed Fedora 40 on a new Ryzen 8740u machine, I cannot believe it that everything working by default, video, audio, even sleeping working like a charm.
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by mrjin 2y ago
Doesn't matter any more to me. I'm replacing my Windows installation with Linux, 3 done, 4 to go.
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by mrjin 2y ago
Sorry, but that doesn't prevent M$ from pushing an update that breaking it. Got a surface pro last year, shipped with Windows 11 pro. Worked for one week, then an upgrade broke the graphics. Uninstall of the update made thing worse. Fa
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by mrjin 2y ago
M$ is cutting the branch it sitting on. Have been using Windows for over two decades now. And I clean wiped one of my brand new Windows 11 machine for Linux just a couple of days ago. And I was surprised to see how good Linux had became. Pu
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by mrjin 2y ago
What is AI? Artificial? Yes. Intelligence? Hell NO!!
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by mrjin 2y ago
When you cannot compete, then the only option left is removing competitor. Isn't that simple?
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by mrjin 2y ago
I'm wondering since when software can be scared?

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