>>105862303
>reading and debugging code is the HARD part
only if you suck at algorythmics
otherwise the hard part is getting your subordinates to do what you want em to do

>>105747136
the overarching solution?
i installed loonis lamao
fixed everything. had to learn how to cli doe
but that amounts to be able to ctl c ctrl v commands from the internet without fucvking up to be honest + a couple simple commands
>>105747190
this doesnt really fit the behaviour
or does it?
if you have a psu problem you will experience freezes during gaming
and said freezes should occur as much in w10 as w11
because psu problems are related to power draw (duh) and your gpu draws the most
an os however is cpu heavy

>>105736594
holy kek
just build a shelf above your station
another boomer quirk:
we all used to have one
for manuals and floppies
i mean, i was a child at that point
but boomer battlestation used to be pc
fax
scanner
printer
telephone
and the storage associated with that all around, including a top shelf

>>105720477
on a timescale large enough, everything does
in computers this tends to be ~10 years id say
an unused sdd can decay in 1 year if you dont energize it in between i heard

>>105699696
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piasecki_PA-97_Helistat?useskin=vector
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AeroLift_CycloCrane?useskin=vector
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SkyHook_JHL-40?useskin=vector
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=CargoLifter&useskin=vector
Smarter people than us have tried and failed.
The idea of being able to move cargo from anywhere without needing any infrastructure is a good idea; until we can create buoyant solids filled with hydrogen(SEAgel) then we're grounded. Filling a balloon with loose hydrogen is retarded and helium is too expensive and less buoyant.