
DirectControlAssumed
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I have an old Hitachi HDD that is >10 years old. Recently it has started to exhibit the signs of the imminent failure — SMART shows some reallocated sectors (not a lot, just about 61 or something) and the read/write speeds rapidly goes down where trying to read some of the files on it — I assume, those that are in the affected area. Raw Read Error Rate parameter oscillates wildly on the drive — it once hit 1 (imminent failure within 24 hours) however it changes very often and currently is pretty far from the threshold.
I am investigating how to use ddrescue to recover data from the drive. There is one thing that complicates the problem a bit — the drive is encrypted with Bitlocker. Both Win
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phoronix.com/news/Intel-iGPU-Avoid-Linux-5.19.12Hello, could you please explain me one thing regarding the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict?
What do you think about the reasons why Nagorno-Karabakh decided to quit Azerbaijani SSR in 1987 in first place? I mean, did Azerbaijanis treated Armenians from Karabakh badly during Soviet times or there was some other reason?
I'm not affiliated with any of the parties involved and genuinely curious because I don't know a lot about the original causes of the conflict.
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