But if it was a race condition, then some computers would just boot normally. I didn't see anyone report that the issue was happening selectively. And that wouldn't even be fix, just a one-off boot. Unless the file is removed the issue will come back on next reboot.
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As a tech enthusiast, this doesn't surprise me one bit; one of my most used repair techniques is to do nothing and wait. A lot of problems just go away by themselves. But I'm still very curious how the 16th reboot was fixing that bluescreen.
I do the same. If my sleep schedule gets really messed up I just forgo sleeping one night. The next day I'm gonna be exhausted and will be able to fall asleep arbitrarily early. I also take into account that I'll need an extra couple of hours of sleep to compensate for the leap night.
I know some of these words. But I think I roughly understood the general idea. Thanks!
I like how all Fox shows have a bimbo sitting between white dudes that talk.
I opened the comment section to ask if it was possible to have an image with its own hash.
Thanks.
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No-no-no, this sucker’s electrical, but I need a nuclear reaction to generate the 1.21 jigawatts of electricity I need.
Exactly. Just flick it down, not all over the place.
But that doesn't make sense even in capitalist mindset. Finding another specialist is going to take time and resources. Plus, this is apparently a very good employee, already tested. The new one will likely be not as good if this one is perfect.
I understand that this comic is a hyperbole, but seems like firing people over using their sick leave is financially detrimental.
I'm not sure we are talking about the same issue. In case of CrowdStrike, the update pushed a botched file that crashed the kernel on boot. Until the file was removed, the machine wouldn't even boot to be patched.