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by mrjin 2y ago
To be fair, the OP was some how just pointing fingers. I took a quick look at the issue, 2 of 3 links mentioned are actually with detailed build instructions. It's only ventoy_unix doesn't. Giving that it's just someone'
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by mrjin 2y ago
Just clean wiped one of my Win11 PC for linux, so far everything looks good. The fan is not running in most of the time, and before that it was running like crazy. Go M$, go faster. I have one more Win11 installation to wipe, probably two W
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by mrjin 2y ago
The problem is not only with Starbucks though, personally I see lots of commercially roasted beans were over roasted and thus the brews resulted are just brownish bitter water.
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by mrjin 2y ago
Good luck mate.
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by mrjin 2y ago
Wow, Boeing again.
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by mrjin 2y ago
Oh dear, we must have been moving water using our bare hands before electricity age.
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by mrjin 2y ago
Imagine that you killed the engine of a full load cargo train at full speed, is the train going to stop immediately?
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by mrjin 2y ago
Had been using VMWare since it was released until ~5 years ago. Hardly looked back. Now I don't really see a reason why want to use it at all.
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by mrjin 2y ago
Syntax sugars and more syntax sugars...
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by mrjin 2y ago
WOW
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by mrjin 2y ago
Oh dear, why would any terminal user want that?
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by mrjin 2y ago
Wow, assuming the store was true, that's really amazing way of assigning default value!!
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by mrjin 2y ago
Lol, looks like Huawei really has a choice?
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by mrjin 2y ago
Excuse me, can I please have Defender uninstalled by default?
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by mrjin 2y ago
I guess we are on the same page. It was able to get something right maybe 50% of the time, but it's getting worse as worse and I disabled it months ago.
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by mrjin 2y ago
Oh dear, there is no such a thing as accountable backdoor. Encryption is there for a good reason, and its whole purpose is to prevent unauthorized 3rd party access. Adding backdoor will defeat the purpose as no one can guarantee it will onl
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by mrjin 2y ago
Well done M$. One more reason to move on to Linux.
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by mrjin 2y ago
There would no problems at all if China continues to make shirts, shoes etc... But China started to make some high end stuff, such as Computers, and it did those so well that it could probably render US competitors irrelevant in the next a
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by mrjin 2y ago
It was and probably will be cheaper for China to buy some components from external source, and the "buying is better" party dominated for about 30 years. US has well demonstrated well enough why China should stop buying at least c
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by mrjin 2y ago
Blaming China will not resolve an US problem. People can get popped when carrying narcotics, as little as 50g heroin for example, in or out of China without proper paper works. So large amount of fentanyl must get into US through proper cha
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by mrjin 2y ago
Indeed, China preferred buying from external sources as merchants won the debate on whether to buy or to research and it's indeed cheaper in short term. Dependency on critical parts from external could be the only viable solution for s
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by mrjin 2y ago
The reason behind is that US lost its confidence to compete. So if it cannot compete, it might be easier to remove the competitors. Such move would work on smaller countries such as Japan etc. But China is another story.
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by mrjin 3y ago
I thought Ubuntu is a downstream of Debian, did I take it wrong?
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by mrjin 3y ago
There were intense arguments regarding whether to buy or to research in China. The "buying is better" party won and hence China lost ~30 years on chips R&D. But the embargo snapped right on the faces of the "buying is bet
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by mrjin 3y ago
China does not have a choice, does it? The funny thing is that, whatever the west tried to prevent China from acquiring, in the end China managed to crack it and eventually made a better version.
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by mrjin 3y ago
^ IBM is incompetent and only exist because of wealthy corporatations paying politicians to have long intellectual property lifetimes. Not quite the case. Current mainframe users haven't migrated from it largely because the simplicity
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by mrjin 3y ago
The answer is simple: no such needs ever... To deploy mainframes, you've most likely spent millions, sometime might even be hundreds of millions. In other words, money is not the problem. So why would someone ever risk getting into hug
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by mrjin 3y ago
Engineering is not only about know what to do, but also what not to do, and imho, knowing what not to do is way more important. Those C*O without an engineering background probably could not recognize that, but even they do, they probably d
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by mrjin 3y ago
Was about to say the same. I guess the most of recent engineering in Boeing is just scaling, I mean, making it bigger without changing anything else, if you can call that engineering by any chance...
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by mrjin 3y ago
That might be the case as long as he was not suicided.

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