TheMarius97

With the help of BingChat I managed to find the following: https://unisynk.se/products/usb-c-slim-wall-charger-g3-36w/. It's not exactly within the europlug profile, but it is fairly slim.

I'm looking for a slim on-the go USB-C charger for use in Europe. Something in form-factor like the old Apple 5W chargers. Should have a single (or more if it fits the form-factor) USB-C plug. 5W output is fine, though power-delivery for more is great. The adapter may be bigger, but not much thicker (should be as close to those 13.7mm all the way as possible). I've found plenty of cube-shaped adapters, but those don't fit my pack well. Thanks for any suggestions!

This is a small bash script I wrote that I use in my Pandoc workflow to write things for school. I use it to watch the markdown file I'm currently working on, and then executes my compile command when I save it. #!/bin/bash set -e # A script that when run as # `./onchangedo.sh <file> <command>` # executes the `<command>` every time the `<file>` changes # @DEPENDS notify-tools # dependency check if hash inotifywait 2>/dev/null; then if (( $# == 2 )); then FILE="$1" COMMAND="$2" if [ -f "$FILE" ]; then while inotifywait -e close_write "$FILE" || true; do eval "$COMMAND"; done fi else echo "Usage: ./onchangedo.sh <file> <command>" fi else echo "This script requires notify-tools to be installed!" echo "(Specifically the 'inotifywait' command)" exit 1 fi

Hmm, yeah, I guess so.. thanks for reading my post.

The laptop used to work just great, even after I upgraded the SSD myself a while ago. Trying to boot it yesterday night and it doesn't even post. Symptoms: Sudden failure, worked flawlessly 3 hours prior. Screen stays black and dark Fans don't spin Keyboard lights come on for 3-4 seconds then turn off I cannot get to BIOS/UEFI What I've tried: Connecting to power Holding power button for 30+ seconds Disconnecting battery Holding power button with battery disconnected Connecting to power while battery disconnected Holding power button while connected to power & battery disconnected. Checking for loose screws inside (there are none visible or audible) Any ideas what else I can try? I have warranty until 2020, but I'd rather fix it myself just because it would most likely be faster.

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Python calls this "slicing". See here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/663171/is-there-a-way-to-substring-a-string-in-python/663175#663175 Found like so: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Substringing+in+Python+3.3&ia=qa

I've had great success using dd in the past. It requires that you be able to run Linux on a computer with both disks connected though. It's also very easy to shoot yourself in the foot.

Well, to be safe: rescue all your data and start off fresh.

Can you elaborate?

Just looked at it, seems pretty neat! I'll tinker around with it during my holidays a bit. Thanks!

4 Years after my first build, I think it's time to do some upgrading. As I want to run Archlinux for my main OS, but still play some Windows only games I plan to virtualize Windows with VMWare. I plan on getting the following new parts: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/RmQcQV While keeping from my current build: - 780Ti - Seasonic X-750 Watt PSU - a bunch of storage Any problems with my plans? Any other suggestions?

someone do something with this

Sister: 2009 Macbook Pro -> Core 2 Duo, 4GB RAM, GT9800M Parents: 2008 Macbook Pro -> same specs Grandparents: 2012 iMac most basic model Me: see signature