I don’t know if I’ve ever seen a kid riding an actual e-bike, they are never pedaling when I see them …

link to the website please, lets see this glorious beast

This abomination has no right calling itself surf and turf

It’s really not that hard to identify the soulless drivel output by an LLM in an email. Nobody writes like that, not even a passive agressive middle management psychopath.

Now investigate him

Passive consumers of overthought thoughts?

Yeah sorry I was being facetious, your original statement included no measure on the ratio, just 1.5 -2x bodyweight … which is a lot …

1.5 to 2x my bodyweight in protein?! What am I a T-Rex?!

Here’s a giant bathroom … go shower in that tiny tube …

I don’t think this is a product yet … more like a technical solution for building a power efficient modulation at high frequency. Gigabit speeds are great but the band they are sitting in is mostly useless unless you have line of sight.

Well the spectrum between 900MHz and 1.2GHz is pretty heavily utilised, I assume there’s be some pretty angry licence holders around the planet who’d be pretty pissed off if every man and his dog was interfering with their existing traffic, not to mention the interference you’d get on your own signals.

Yeah I wonder if they can use the same configuration to improve bandwidth at frequencies that penetrate walls, people and things better

yeah but this wifi you can only use in one room …

They put stickers on things that are asbestos/contain asbestos so that you don’t cut them without proper protections. If there is an asbestos moulding or panel just sitting there and has no obvious cracks, wear or crumbling then the odds of you breathing in anything that might attach to your lungs is very slim. If it’s crumbling or visibly degrading then there’s a problem and your university needs to do something about it.

Asbestos doesn’t disperse harmful particles or offgas anything if it’s sealed (ie like a smooth finished surface) and just sitting there.

You could also try update the NVIDIA drivers manually from terminal, switching between the closed and open versions of the latest driver can make a big difference. That might resolve your additional drivers access issue. I have found that GUI sometimes takes a long time to open …

Next time you see an error on it run ‘journalctl -r’ in a terminal and see if you can spot anything specific wiggling out. Should be a good start to working out where the errors might be stemming from.

That said there seems to be a few different issues with that machine so its difficult to see how they might be related …maybe a hard disk with bad sectors or trashed ram? You could try reseating the ram module(s) and HDD connections?

Holy moly, that’s a lot of issues. Seems like there’s something else going on with that laptop given mint won’t even boot …

When are we supposed to see loopers turning up?

The largest companies already host everything on the cloud.

Interesting, what hasn’t worked? Im running a desktop so might be having less issues due to less bespoke hardware.

I ran it on an Intel/NVIDIA laptop about 10 years ago and had a lot of trouble getting the graphics to work well, particularly the Optimus switching. It never felt like it was working properly and graphics were always sub par to what I got running windows. It was a long time ago in computing terms though.