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Wow! Your computer resume sounds a lot more impressive than mine. I'm more into abstract thinking (akin of Lisp and descendants) in programming languages, so I don't get into the hardware much, assembly or whatnot (except for what I did in my college classes). But, I like to collaborate with developers that think more like you from time to time. Godspeed.
I have an android smartphone and just spent an hour trying to free up storage as its only runs on 8GB.
It had all this stuff I dont use on it, and I dont download anything, so not sure whats eating up all the memory. But I think Ive gotten it down to 5.61 storage used, so it should be ok now. deleted all the cache and weird apps that came with it and moved all pics to shared drives. Otherwise it kept giving me warning messages, like its gonna choke and die.
I took it to the phone shop and they were like...we cant do anything just buy a new phone. great help huh?!
It had all this stuff I dont use on it, and I dont download anything, so not sure whats eating up all the memory. But I think Ive gotten it down to 5.61 storage used, so it should be ok now. deleted all the cache and weird apps that came with it and moved all pics to shared drives. Otherwise it kept giving me warning messages, like its gonna choke and die.
I took it to the phone shop and they were like...we cant do anything just buy a new phone. great help huh?!
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sorry im not computer literate. my email is Lucin13@aol.com. Lizzie
Tough crowd.
Okay, nobody wants to talk about the devices you use to write here?
Okay, I’ll talk to myself then. (Stomps foot on the floor)
One of the things I’ve been liking about OS deployments during covid, is the vpro technology which has been around for more than a decade, but now it’s more useful.
Let’s say I got a computer down in China. I go in with the vpro and BAM install a new OS like it’s at my house.
Take that Blue Screen of Death !
Okay I feel better now that I’ve said that.
Okay, nobody wants to talk about the devices you use to write here?
Okay, I’ll talk to myself then. (Stomps foot on the floor)
One of the things I’ve been liking about OS deployments during covid, is the vpro technology which has been around for more than a decade, but now it’s more useful.
Let’s say I got a computer down in China. I go in with the vpro and BAM install a new OS like it’s at my house.
Take that Blue Screen of Death !
Okay I feel better now that I’ve said that.
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I still prefer system-on-a-stick. Linux Mint on a flash drive makes any computer my computer while it is running from the stick.
These days some smartphones can run a full desktop environment when you connect them to a larger screen. Not just the phone picture on a big screen - you can resize windows and move them around like you were using a real computer.
Now if only they can make a standalone smartwatch that can do desktop mode, I will be content.
These days some smartphones can run a full desktop environment when you connect them to a larger screen. Not just the phone picture on a big screen - you can resize windows and move them around like you were using a real computer.
Now if only they can make a standalone smartwatch that can do desktop mode, I will be content.
You’re a stand-alone type of guy eh?
Glad to see you here by the way. I wanted to play yesterday and nobody was around.
You know, when it comes to standalone stuff, I’ve done some major geeking around with Erd disks which are build off winpe technology.
All my App Library is in the iso and runs standalone from there and I can troubleshoot any computer.
Now to add more to the geekiness, I’ve included the 32-bit subsystem in the 64-bit winpe, something which even Microsoft doesn’t do.
So now I can run 32Bit standalone apps in the 64 bit iso.
Then to add more geekiness I can use vpro over the LAN to boot off any computer to this ISO
Glad to see you here by the way. I wanted to play yesterday and nobody was around.
You know, when it comes to standalone stuff, I’ve done some major geeking around with Erd disks which are build off winpe technology.
All my App Library is in the iso and runs standalone from there and I can troubleshoot any computer.
Now to add more to the geekiness, I’ve included the 32-bit subsystem in the 64-bit winpe, something which even Microsoft doesn’t do.
So now I can run 32Bit standalone apps in the 64 bit iso.
Then to add more geekiness I can use vpro over the LAN to boot off any computer to this ISO
Yeah but I’m taking the scenic route man.
I don’t wanna install Windows to-go.
‘I want windows to go to me. And what a beautiful sight along the process. Testing apps, testing drivers, testing monitor resolutions.
Oh the joy
I don’t wanna install Windows to-go.
‘I want windows to go to me. And what a beautiful sight along the process. Testing apps, testing drivers, testing monitor resolutions.
Oh the joy
"And when I think about it, most of the things I want to do involve learning new skills for tinkering with the chain."
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