Yongtjunkit

likely just luck... even if the two are internally different, they're similar in performance
 
though, as shown above, cx over both

Wanted to compare the Intel vs. AMD versions of this laptop.  I don't there there are currently any 10th gen Intel chips in budget laptops (although that will probably change soon).

As long as it works just leave it alone...

You can try changing the driver windows uses to interface with it, but I really wouldn't worry about it.

Probably noting, both will copy files near the sata limit, it only really matter in heavy random io.
 
 

My guess is because they say it will go to a random time 20 or 40 years ago if you do miss the update, certificates will be seen as expired or invalid because the time of the phone does not match the time window when the certificate is valid.
 
It's very likely the app store, icloud and whatever use certificates to allow an encrypted connection, if the certificate is invalid, you can't connect because you can't set up a secure connection so it stops working.
 
If you want to see it for yourself, put your clock a few years ahead or behind and visit an https website, it won't work anymore. Can be done on a PC btw. (basically every device that allows you to manually change the time and has a modern web browser)

Some update 

Some update 

Some update 

Update: 
 
Link: https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2019/08/26/situation-in-klia-under-control-despite-non-functional-fids-at-departure-hall
 
FIDS apparently decides to stop working again
 
But it's recovering
 

I don't think we have enough information to actually say what happened here or how it could be avoided. 
What segment failed?
Why did it fail? 
Why wasn't there any redundancy? 
 
So far all we know is that it wasn't because of a malicious attack or vulnerability. 
 
We also know that the things which stopped working were: WiFi, flight info displays, check-in counters and baggage handling systems. So it sounds like it was something major that went down. But it doesn't sound like everything went down. 
I'm not even entirely convinced that it was a switch or router. It just says "network equipment" but who knows what that might mean.
 
There might also have been redundancy in place but it didn't work for some reason, for example a bug in some equipment's OS. 
 
Let's not point fingers and play armchair experts when we have next to no info to go on. 

I wonder how long this system has been running? Airport computers tends to upgrade slowly.

It really isn't that complicated to use a stacking switch or a pair not stacked but configured correctly. Spine and leaf topologies have existed for decades and redundancy is extremely simple to implement. Due to the scale of impact from the outage the equipment failure has to be at the core/distribution of the network, zero excuse to not have redundancy there.
 
Equipment failures isn't that uncommon, sadly it's also not that uncommon to not have redundant network paths or think you do but actually do not.

Like all electronics they eventually fail. It does suck it happened. Now my question is why wasn’t their a failover switch? 

I agree with this, this brings no benefits other than the benefits of service at apple
Original battery Clear the service warning  $$$$$ if the battery has been serviced at a 3rd party or battery bloated 

Source:
iFixIt (Quote source)
Rossmann Repair Group (media source)
 
Summary:
Apple has embedded a micro-controller in batteries themselves, linking them to a single iPhone. Replacing the battery will any battery, including from another iPhone will mark the battery as degraded

Media:
 
Quotes/Excerpts:
 
My Thoughts:
I can understand embedding a microcontroller to verify battery authenticity, but to lock a single battery to a single phone and mark other authentic batteries as degraded is just plain toxic. Surely this will bring up some lawsuits as if this was a car such as iFixIt pointed out, there would be absolute outrage. I would really love for media to spin this as "Apple may be selling bad batteries, swapping batteries between two iphones will suddenly mark both as bad" but I'm sure that's defamation/slander as it's misrepresenting the truth. Hopefully, the repair community will get some leaked tools to reset these micro-controllers or equipment is made to quickly swap the micro-controllers as well.

Maybe try windows 10 version 1709 or 1803 
 
as far as I know my college deployed windows 10 1709 in their IT Labs 
 
 
For my laptop I’m using windows 10 1903 and windows 8.1, somehow I’m noticing windows 8.1 is faster than windows 10 (even if turbo boost faster in windows 8.1 by around 0.1x ghz )

Actually I Idon't think that Google or Facebook is any better than Huawei at ensuring your privacy. 

Unless you are sure that's no activity going in that drive, you can unplug it right away.
But ejecting is the safest. 

I take it you haven't read the rules here. The rules say these kinds of posts are not allowed.

You know what, these are facts. And I can't argue with facts. 

Oddly it fixed itself, probably it’s just a temporary issue 

Dirty switch likely. See if you can try and clean it somehow. May need to disassemble the mouse to get at it to clean it up. 

I feel as if this video was highly flawed, or at the least, incorrectly-titled.
 
If this was truly a five year phone difference, why would you not leave the G3 on whatever Android version - I've been informed it was left on Android 6 apparently - rather than go through the trouble of putting a custom ROM on it, compared to the iPhone 6 which ran the latest iOS?
 
A more accurate video title would have been LineageOS on LG G3 vs iPhone 6 rather than what you currently have, because from my perspective, that's not a true comparison of the five year difference since you've placed a custom ROM on the LG G3.
 
iPhone 6 on iOS 12.2 vs LG G3 on Android 6(?) would've been a more accurate representation of how far technology has come and more importantly how much software has developed over the years.
 
Also, don't try to blame the brightness of the LG G3 on LineageOS, no excuses when you're giving the LG G3 a leg up by giving it a custom ROM already, come on.

You are paying for early access, better quality, exclusive content, downloadatibility and no ads. If they would have free preview of just quality, they would need to include version with ads. Otherwise there would be no point of YT uploads.
 
They might do free preview at some point to bring in new users. To what extend that might be, we'll see.

That indicates that an upgrade block has been put in place. This probabnly because of the issue you faced before and probably you were not alone on it.
You'll sadly have to wait.
 
My Surface Pro 3 cannot upgrade either to the latest build, WIndows Update shows an error even before it does anything. However, my old desktop ha sno issue. So this may be an upgrade block in place as well. Feedback Hub suggest I am not alone.