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He’s just advanced, but you’ll never reach that state these days in afraid.
He’s just advanced, but you’ll never reach that state these days in afraid.
I stole it from Tom Peters
Look until you’re part of the turbo team… WALK SLOWLY
Not sure what’s funnier. your first comment or the comment explaining it to someone who obviously not part of a turbo team
You could also try debugging with gdb. https://qemu-project.gitlab.io/qemu/system/gdb.html
This may me way more technical than you wish to dive into, but it also might shed some light on where things are stuck.
Could you try addkng “-serial stdio” and see if any info comes out on the console?
“We’re trying to reach you about your cars extended warranty”
Fun watch related to your pic https://youtu.be/udNXMAflbU8
Is it literally named new volume? If so perhaps the space is throwing things off. Try quoting the whole path perhaps?
What are the permissions on the directory the file resides in?
Oh also there may be a float inside to measure water level. Not sure if it’s possible to inspect it with a ohm meter easily, but it’s worth checking.
I’m not familiar with Samsung, but a couple of things to consider:
It’s disappointing to hear a repair person say “get a new one.” My last dishwasher was 20 years old. I repaired damn near everything on it myself including the control board.
I’ve watched Hbomberguy’s Roblox oof video probably 10 times now. It’s fascinating. Thanks for this meme I love it!
All the comments here are great. One other suggestion I didn’t see: use chrt to start the build process with the sched_batch policy. It’s lower than sched_other, which most processes will be in, so the compilation processes should be bumped off the CPU for virtually everyone else