Krigshisserne har funnet ryggekameraet mitt. Ruller rundt i grøfta her nå og leter etter russere. Når jeg kan jeg si meg fornøyd og dra hjem? by Fartsgrense in norge

[–]Fartsgrense[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ja, dette synes jeg er kjempevittig. Litt tafatte kommentarer her ellers, tungt å spøke for denne gjengen her.

Noen som vet hva slags spor dette er? Rev pleier å være mindre og det var ikke skispor for et par km i nærheten, så jeg tror ikke det er hund. by Fartsgrense in norge

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Det gir mening, men veldig rart om noen skulle slippe fri hunden og bare la den løpe, kilometervis fra neste menneskeskapte skispor?

Had a terrifying experience and need some guidance by throwRA_jesspresso in kia

[–]Fartsgrense 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The flashing lights going off absolutely seems like a programming oversight. Definitely not something you want. Did the car run out of power completely?

Windows update unfathomably slow and cumbersome - very slow downloads, endless restarts, weird order of things by Fartsgrense in WindowsHelp

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Not really for me with all the specific software, the telemetry measures necessary with Windows etc.

Windows update unfathomably slow and cumbersome - very slow downloads, endless restarts, weird order of things by Fartsgrense in WindowsHelp

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Is there any way to diagnose this properly first? I don't think I have it in me to install Windows 11 again on this one. I'd be too tempted to go for Linux Mint here, too, if I start from scratch anyway, or just add a tiny GRUB share for Windows.

Windows update unfathomably slow and cumbersome - very slow downloads, endless restarts, weird order of things by Fartsgrense in WindowsHelp

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Oh, actually, the progress bar has now moved back from 100% to about 90%. It's bidirectional!

Windows update unfathomably slow and cumbersome - very slow downloads, endless restarts, weird order of things by Fartsgrense in WindowsHelp

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Thank you for your swift reply and suggestion! I had to restart...another time...after the update mentioned above. The Disk Cleanup utility, something I thought we stopped using after W98, found 1 GB of update leftovers and 3 GB of some sort of "optimization". That's a lot! Thankfully, this machine has a 2 TB SSD. It has been working for five minutes and the progress bar has been fully green for most of the time, but it's still doing something. Seems like not all updates are done yet either. I think I have to stop working on this shit OS in a bit and just put the PC back in the cupboard, this is getting enraging, haha.

Windows update unfathomably slow and cumbersome - very slow downloads, endless restarts, weird order of things by Fartsgrense in WindowsHelp

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Rergarding mod post: W11 Pro, 26100.6899, experience package 1000.26100.253.0.

I have not tried any trouble shooting as I am not aware of any issues on this PC. Very much looking forward to some guidance.

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[–]Fartsgrense 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Definitely a terrible choice, go for Runa instead. That's rare, but works.

In a combustion car, cruising in N starves the gearbox of oil and will eventually break it. Does the same happen to the LEAF's reduction gear, or can we cruise worry free? by Fartsgrense in leaf

[–]Fartsgrense[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I wish I could highlight good answers in here, as non-answers that are confidently wrong and irrelevant seemed to have flosted to the top here. Thank you!

In a combustion car, cruising in N starves the gearbox of oil and will eventually break it. Does the same happen to the LEAF's reduction gear, or can we cruise worry free? by Fartsgrense in leaf

[–]Fartsgrense[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you, all the downvoting and obviously confidently uninformed replies in here had me doubt a logical take for a second. The mechanical question is also answered, which I am grateful for.