

Is it out mounted? Can gparted or equivalent tools see it? If it’s visible then for some reason it didn’t mount automatically. If you can’t see it, probably drivers.
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Is it out mounted? Can gparted or equivalent tools see it? If it’s visible then for some reason it didn’t mount automatically. If you can’t see it, probably drivers.
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Good and bad are defined both by actions and by their justifications. Not entirely by either alone. Somebody who accidentally does bad continously because they’re incompetent or not putting enough effort in still needs to be stopped. Somebody who accidentally does good can still be dangerous to you.
Sounds like something Bad Person would say.


You can start with timed bans, so they get the point


From a socioeconomic point, if it gets enough uses by enough people it’s worth it. So the math then is what side of the threshold you’ll land on


Multiple ways, but that’s one big one.
To loan against stock they use the stock as collateral. So tax the use of collateral as if it was an advance on capital gains tax. They would pay about the same as if they sold directly but with more annoying paperwork because they have to pass extra audits and shit.
An average day in tech support, trying something weird to fix a weird problem and it works and you don’t know why and don’t even know what made you think of doing that


It counts as long as barriers are on
External drives expect you to ensure writes complete first. If you don’t then smart software with copy-on-write and consistency checks can survive power loss (at the cost of losing recent changes). Other software which assumes a reliable drive can get wrecked.
Lots of file systems can not handle random power losses because they don’t force continous integrity of the disk file system, that’s why FAT formatted drives so often get corrupted


This depends entirely on the motherboard because many newer ones are fully capable of disconnecting the battery and maintaining it intelligently like smartphones does


I recommend a UPS, even a small one is fine for this. Spinning disks don’t like frequent starts and stops, especially not unplanned powerless ones.
At least you should be running a journaling file system or something similar which tolerates power loss decently (you’ll still see data corruption, but the file system won’t die). If you run software that doesn’t tolerate power loss well, then you absolutely need an UPS
Absolutely, that’s a polyglot file


Reservations closed for those of us who got one in the first round 🤷
Don’t need a second, just thought it’s interesting


Sometimes you can. Or just bruteforce a colliding pattern that matches to print that instead, because why not


Biometric is the worst lmao
Passkeys or hardware based security keys is where it’s at
Now with extra (il)legal flair
Too long didn’t train the AI on it
I’m not seeing any image attachments in case you added that.
Some brand of NVME SSDs are the only thing I’ve seen live driver issues on where the disk appeared invisible until drivers were installed, in one case the pre-installed Intel SSD drivers had to be disabled too because they were incorrectly taking priority.