Post number #412562, ID: 115eb6
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A few weeks ago i got my hard drive replaced because it died for like no apparent reason and my I'm hearing the click of death.
Only HP game me these kind of problems.
What are your worst experiences with computer/smartphone?
Post number #412565, ID: 7ba50d
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>What are your worst experiences with computer Windows
Post number #412633, ID: 84cac3
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well, for me it would probably be trying to get SLAX to both install and mount properly onto an sd card. It would just always corrupt itsself upon launching for the first time. I love linux, but damn when its fucky, its really /REALLY/ fucky. Ended up using an older version.
Post number #412724, ID: 9f2940
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hp bios sucks too
Post number #412775, ID: 736d15
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>>412633 You can always install Windows on said SD card if all else fails.
Post number #412816, ID: 274cd8
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>>412565 >What are your worst experiences with computer/smartphone Windows / Windows
Post number #412819, ID: 274cd8
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>>412724 Currently using a core duo ddr2 2gb crap hp laptop. But becouse i put linux on it the battery lasts twice as long, boot time is 2sec(previously 5min) and everything runs buttery smooth except compiling programs with a lot of dependencies, core duos tend to have problems with that
Post number #412850, ID: 15621b
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>>412816 what was bad about Windows?
Post number #412858, ID: 21b51e
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>>412850 Mobile or desktop?
Post number #412861, ID: 21b51e
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>>412850 I mean i did give a reason that applies to both in >>412819 it consumes a lot of power and is slow to boot and slow to function + now they barley test it so we get bugs that brick drives(ye that happened to ppls ssd becouse untested forced updates) Its hard to customise and i find it more difficult to use or code on unless your coding something like a winform in C# VS.
Post number #412933, ID: c8c44e
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>>412850 Proprietary
Post number #412936, ID: f42641
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>>412562 It's more related to HDD brand rather than laptop brand. My m8 bought an Asus laptop and had HDD replaced like 4 times under warranty. Finally I convinced him to get a used thinkpad + SSD for like 2/3 of the price.
>What are your worst experiences with computer/smartphone? Installing Diagbox, a diagnostic software for french cars. You have to pull some arcane shit to even get the installer to work, let alone to make it detect the adapter.
Post number #412942, ID: b296c0
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>>412936 Ah que coucou!
Post number #413021, ID: d0b53a
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>>412850 Among other things, drive-letter brain damage
Post number #413207, ID: 18520e
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>>412850 it's bad because she post in in /tech/ aka linux circlejerk
Post number #413655, ID: e81a82
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>>413207 Everyone knows a /tech/ post that has lived for more then 30min turns into a linux post It's the right thing
Post number #413666, ID: 31b588
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Trying to install Magisk and breaking the hole ROM and bootloader
Post number #413669, ID: 3780fe
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My worst experiences: - Flashing a LG Smartphone (had to write some unknown russian/polish pre-bootloader on the device to make it work) - DOS - Adobe Flash - shitty JavaScript code (67%) - the rise of closed web-service-platforms - Windows in general and Vista, Win8 and Win10 in particular - Adobe Illustrator - Microsoft office - nvidia driver issues on linux - stupid canonical projects (upstart, ubuntu one, unity desktop etc.) - dependency issues in package managers
Post number #413682, ID: 81e916
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>>413669 Which distro and when?drivers on linux are simpler then windows And all that reminds me Internet Exsplorer horrid user exsperiance and literaly a developers hell
Post number #413705, ID: 3780fe
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>>413682 Debianoids and RHELOids, always if I want a fresh Version of something. Don't understand me wrong: of course a central package management with dependency tree and shared libraries is something great. But it'll be a lie to say it comes without problems. I think alot distros could learn from Arch Linux here. Pacman and the AUR are just great! Drivers on linux systems maybe simpler than on windows, but it doesn't meant it's all super easy and without any problems.
Post number #413746, ID: 182b70
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>>412562 Windows as well.
I have 2 drives so I was trying to dual boot Linux with Windows, but every time I installed Linux Windows would override GRUB giving me a damn GRUB rescue error. I finally fixed it by installing Xubuntu on a partition on the same drive as windows.
Post number #413793, ID: 7da220
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My HP laptop is the best
Post number #414030, ID: aabb9d
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On a long enough timeline, everything is a Linux thread
| A few weeks ago i got my hard drive replaced because it died for like no apparent reason and my I'm hearing the click of death.
Only HP game me these kind of problems.
What are your worst experiences with computer/smartphone?