DTravers

u/DTravers



I had an argument recently about this, I contented that salt water is very corrosive (there's a reason owning a boat is a money hole) and long-term exposure would, if not kill it then mandate major repairs before it'll fly again.

The person I was talking to said that it survived being in that swamp in Dagobah, but I don't think that's evidence, since it did need repairs afterwards and swamp water doesn't have much oxygen in it (bodies have been found preserved in the mud in bogs).

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r/techsupport•
  • I have a Dell 5749 running Windows 10 OEM, and previously dual-booting Ubuntu.

  • First, I did a refresh of my install. I also deleted non-essential files to get my partition to fit in my SSD (ADATA SU800). The SSD was connected using a HDD caddy in my laptop's optical bay.

  • I used AOMEI (right before finding out my SSD came with a free copy of Acronis, and that Macrium could do it for free, thank you very much) to clone my system drive. Three partitions were copied - EFI, Recovery, and my main partition. Interestingly, my apparently blank SSD had a small partition that didn't show on Disk Management, which I assume to be firmware.

After the clone is where things went wrong, badly. At t

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r/foobar2000•

Hey there,

I often listen to music using earphones on my laptop. Is there any way I can get Foobar2000 to interpret two quick play/pause commands as a 'next' command and three commands as a 'previous' command, the way it works with my phone?

Thanks in advance!

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What I mean by this is, I used a program to pick whether a card is a winner or not, with preset odds that are advertised on the cards, and none of them were selected - this is not a rigged game. If I don't print enough for there to have been a winner, is it illegal to sell the losing ones?

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