File system check?

I’ve had it where my Linux machine boos too fast and I see a red mark fly by in the sea of green check marks. So then I have to go check boot log because display was too fast to read on startup

Some people get stuck on performance numbers that don’t matter. Like Linux users that say they want 5second boot time instead of 8. Why? Or a sorts car owner that never does track days but likes to tell you their car can do 240km/h…when we have 120km/h road limits.

40 watts normal up to 60 watts. That includes modem and router. PC is fanless system.

I figured you meant the coworker, but its something I think any AI user should be aware of, especially just using a public web browser version where they definetly will store you data and could leak private info.

I don’t use it often enough to have stats, but I did notice large differences between public AI models.

I had an odd Secure Linux permission issue after an update so I figure WTH let’s try AI debugging.

I pasted same info into Chatgpt and Googles AI. One suggested a bunch of debug steps which made sense, but it talked ahead of itself. It would say check this, then do this, then this (assuming you had answered a Y/N scenario for step 1 already. So it was a complicated interaction, because it gets your response, formulates new plans, but assumes you also completed step 2 and 3 from before. It led itself around in circles with pages and pages of suggestions. Even though none of the steps were poor choices, they made logical sense, it just couldn’t sort it out.

The other one took my paste, asked one question, and gave me the solution. The update had stripped the SELinux rule off the file and become an undefined default.

Well i was careful and used a private LLM, and didn’t include any customer specific info just in case.

I threw about 10 short phrased meeting notes (4-5 words each) into an LLM to get some document formatting started with titles and sections etc. It built a full scope document and inferred a ton of information about the project and product. It was surprising how much it could infer, and suggested very sensible testing criteria and alternate solutions should the main product path not pan out.

I can see why people start believing it “thinks”, because it was remarkable what it “understood” about a vague new product. Had I sent the info out to stake holders, they would have assumed this person was a key team member that was involved from day 1.

Linux

Nice

Their point was wherever we look it is in focus, because our eyes adjust, so the game should not blur anything, because if I want to look at trees down the road they shouldn’t default to blurry because I’m not at the trees.

I haven’t had this since 2017

I see nothing on my Canadian one.

It can be set not to turn on the light. Had an incident on an HP workstation where it said camera was off but it was broadcasting. Had to do some command line low level stuff to set the state of it to actually off. LED came on and off when toggle for web calls, but turning the camera off wasn’t actually doing that.

This is how I roll (tumbleweed joke here) but the addition of NixOS on my wife’s computer because she needs it to be exactly how it was if the hardware changes. (She’s not good with tech and Windows was too frustrating for her, so it is Nix and Gnome DE)

You may me need it for encrypted swap if systems isn’t picking it up via systemd automatically.

What does cat /sys/power/resume Show, if it is 0:0 I think no hibernate drive or file

Where does Windows ME fit in?

Check history and see I’d you ran a copy /home to ./ while in home. Or an Rsync command with the trailing vs no trailing slash

Did you do this ?

Get the UUID of swap partion then add it to boot parameter(resume=UUID=xxxx)

System needs that in grub line so it knows where to put the hibernation stuff, and obviously swap has to be equal or larger than RAM amount.

Would dual thinner wall with a gap and lattice of ribs help?

It will at some point. The amount the need to charge to make a profit means most people won’t use it