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..., repairing ea app, launching my computer in safe mode. Nothing works. ...

... Microsoft 365 on an old computer and lost my email storage...

.... also watch look mum no computer he's really good at history...

... knew that; but knew the computer wouldn't be able to process ...

... and I just rebooted my computer to see a red update...

... wall to wall with specialized computer chips, cooled by enough water...

..." after I start up my computer, it always gives me this...

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... an old (mac) computer to a new (mac) computer and my excel...

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... client side issue but my computer run on a AMD Ryzen ...

I would consider an EM pin a digital computer. Every relay and switch is either on or off. The output (score reels) are directly set by combinations and timings of all the input switches which are either on or off.

The folder the home button goes to is configured here: Preferences / Frequently Used Paths / Home Folder It'd be interesting to see what it's set to currently. I suspect that something weird happened when importing the configuration from your old computer, but it's just a guess.

Joepepsi said: The screen above the tv for My Smart Control is frozen and the app isn’t working. I have tried to reboot it but that doesn’t work. I seem to have power. I don’t know what to do next. I have a 39ft classic. It's a computer and sometime needs a therapeutic reboot. Pulling the battery cable is no fun. Mine are a super tight fit in the box.

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You need to pull codes and see what the computer says is going on. Limp mode has many different causes and solutions.

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At first it was only when I launch the Sims 4, but now even trying to open the EA app crashes my entire PC!! No idea what to do about this, please please please help

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My son has a computer with no screen, just wires and blinking lights, that he runs all day every day. I don’t know how he lives like that; when you’re in his room it sounds like a motor is running. He is also tampering with the wifi device saying something about how he needs to “special ports to go all over the world” and when I ask him about it he says things like he is 120 seconds faster to the ISP in Japan it’s all jibberish. He says he needs it to run 24/7 but it has no screen so he can’t even use it. He Venmo’s me $500 a month extra for the power and is nagging me to get new internet? What is going on? submitted by /u/Curious_Dinner_2062 to r/whatisit [link] [comments]

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I myself basically never shut down my pc, unless im going to be away from home for more than a few days, i have sleeps set to 1 hr and i restart once in a while to clear memory leaks edit: fucking hell this post blew up while i was sleeping submitted by /u/Crafty-Example874 to r/pcmasterrace [link] [comments]

I am looking into finally getting a somewhat proper bike (Trek Domane to be exact). And now at the point where I'm deciding whether to get a bike computer. I know it's heavily dependent on the distances I'll be riding. I am planning on doing a 500 km ride this summer with no time limit. But I'm not sure I'm gonna ride again for this long any time soon submitted by /u/Least_Plan7262 to r/cycling [link] [comments]

I’m sorry, Kliff, I should have managed your stamina better! submitted by /u/Zealousideal-Ad-2896 to r/CrimsonDesert [link] [comments]

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Dear admin: These kids are not computer geniuses. They don't know the difference between an application and a file. They can't figure out anything on a desktop computer on their own. Bring back desktop computer skill classes. submitted by /u/TeacherGuy1980 to r/Teachers [link] [comments]

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Guess who was in the middle of a lengthy email chain and went to printscreen some time sensitive content. submitted by /u/Better-Childhood-330 to r/mildlyinfuriating [link] [comments]

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this is a digital recreation. a real microscope can't be used because it gets so small that photons can’t give you a good enough resolution to view the structures at the bottom. you'd need an electron microscope meant "What a computer chip looks like up close in the title." not sure how "it" got in there.. submitted by /u/itshazrd to r/nextfuckinglevel [link] [comments]

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I was onboarding a new employee in my office the other day and going through the usual setup process. After configuring their 2FA, I had them sign into their assigned laptop. While the profile loads, usually about 60 seconds on first login, I typically use that time to go over a few policies, domain links, where to submit a ticket, and explain our phishing campaign. I do all of this from my computer to save time. As soon as he signed in, I said, "Let's give your profile a moment to load and I'll show you a few things in our environment." Before I could continue, he cut me off in a somewhat arrogant tone with, "Umm, I'm Gen Z. I know how to use computers." I replied, "Of course. I just need to show you a few things specific to our environment. Do you know what a phishing email is?" He looked at me like a deer in headlights. "A what?" "A phishing email." "I don't know what that is." No problem. I gave him a quick rundown on what phishing looks like, how our simulator works, and how to report suspicious emails. He wasn't rude, but he definitely looked at me like I was some out-of-touch boomer trying to mansplain the internet while he sipped his Starbucks Frappuccino. (To be honest though, I do have a grey beard but I'm no where near a boomer's age. I'm Gen X) The funny part is, I could have just handed him the laptop with no explanation. But without that introduction, he almost certainly would have clicked one of the simulated emails in the first few days, which automatically enrolls users in mandatory extended training. Or even worse, a real threat. And guess who that reflects on? Us, for "not informing the user." I have all users sign an inventory sheet that also states we went over a brief phishing explanation so they can't ever say we didn't inform them. I’m just venting a bit about how people can sometimes come across as assuming or defensive when IT is simply trying to do its job. Kind of like we're speaking down to them. And to be fair, that attitude isn't tied to any one generation, I’ve seen it across the board. submitted by /u/DesertDogggg to r/sysadmin [link] [comments]

Just a funny story and reminder to use your work computer for work only. When turning on my laptop this morning, we are supposed to shut down every night, I get an error message this morning. So I open an IT ticket. I get an email from IT that they are going to jump into my computer and boom. They take control. Literally nothing visible changed. So now I sit here and watch thrm do their thing, while sipping coffee submitted by /u/Embarrassed_Flan_869 to r/remotework [link] [comments]

I’m laughing at this, but also there’s years of circuits I’ve built, CADD drawing’s for my projects, and lots of research. Learned my lesson, save to the cloud. submitted by /u/EmmaEatYourAss to r/mildlyinfuriating [link] [comments]

Hear me out. I know that having your phone attached to handlebars can damage its camera. I know that battery life will suffer. I know all the pros and cons. But seriously, a Garmin edge 1050 is $700. It was released a year ago, and is supposed to be the best. It has a 480x800 resolution display. A display that's hardly responsive, and maps that update your direction, and position, maybe once every second. They also take a while to load previously out-of-bounds bits. You zoom out, turn on a roundabout, and you can't see where you're going for a second or two. Recalculating the route taking a long time, only to then tell me to do a u-turn? Of course, brings back memories of road trips with my family back in 2002. Oh, and those maps take 20 hours to update without Garmin express. It's just a bad experience, and there's no justification for it. Smartphones that cost 1/3 of the price do a better job. I may be a little salty, but I do own a 1050, and what even is that. Rant over. Someone needs to make a bike computer app that has all the features, and just get this circus over with. submitted by /u/NXCW to r/cycling [link] [comments]

He was angry about having to stop playing mineceaft and go to bed. He seems genuinely remorseful so I just need a minute to control my shock and frustration and have a heart-to-heart about responsibility and how to deal with anger. submitted by /u/J0shua1985 to r/mildlyinfuriating [link] [comments]

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