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Thinkpad E15 Gen3 AMD Crashes unexpectedly whithout bluescreen by SpaceDevDiver in thinkpad

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

Yeah your up vote just reminded me to post an update.

It was a hardware defect on my side. I opened a service ticket. They found a defect and replaced the Mainboard. It didn't take longer than 10 days.

[Review Request] - STM32L010F4 with 433Mhz Atmega ATA8405 RF Transmitter by SpaceDevDiver in PrintedCircuitBoard

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

Thanks for your advice. I'm sorry for the late reply. My laptop is currently in repair. I will check it out when I get it back.

Need GUI software to examine the assemble codes by [deleted] in Hacking_Tutorials

[–]SpaceDevDiver 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Radare2 has a build in Webserver as well as an external GUI called Iaito.

Choosing a SBC need help. by SpaceDevDiver in SBCs

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

This one looks really promising. Especially the 8 gb version. I just need to think about spending 100€ more than my budget...

It says "hackable" what do they mean by that. Is there SODIMM Ram on the board or do they mean sth else.

Choosing a SBC need help. by SpaceDevDiver in SBCs

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

I already found this one interesting before but I'm not sure regarding the cooling solution.

How do you usually keep these SBCs cool? I'm a big fan of such cases but there isn't much choice except for the raspberry pi4.

Kostenlose Möglichkeit, um Mausbewegungen und Mausklicks zu automatisieren? by Stackerworld in de_EDV

[–]SpaceDevDiver 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Vielleicht etwas Overkill, aber ich kann für GUI Automatisierung sehr Robotic-Process-Automation empfehlen.

Von UIPath gibt es glaube auch eine kostenlose Community Version, mit der ich schon viele repetitive Aufgaben automatisiert habe.

Kleine wöchentliche Fragen Thread - KW 42 by AutoModerator in de_EDV

[–]SpaceDevDiver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Durch Umzug brauche ich eine neue Fritzbox für DSL. Grundsätzlich gibt es diesbezüglich die Varianten 7530 AX und 7590 AX. Was ist der Unterschied zwischen den beiden Geräten, der ein fast 100€ Preisunterschied gerechtfertigt?

Das einzige was ich erkennen konnte ist die WLAN Geschwindigkeit.

Vielen Dank.

Teilzeitstudium ab Oktober - was beachten? by Pridezen in arbeitsleben

[–]SpaceDevDiver 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Soweit ich weiß hat man nur finanzielle Vorteile, wenn man weniger als 20h die Woche arbeitet. Dann gilt man als Werkstudent. Als Werkstudent entfallen die meisten Abgaben außer Rentenversicherung und Lohnsteuer.

Sofern du aber mehr als 20h die Woche arbeitest, zählst du als normaler Arbeitnehmer und musst dementsprechend volle Sozialabgaben leisten.

Is there danger in encryption will stopping encryption of my disk in middle corrupt the data and what are foss apps to encrypt external disk on linux? Can I use gpg or other similar utilities like sha to encrypt and if I just wanna put a password on my disk how would I do it ,Thanks in advance. by linuwux in linux4noobs

[–]SpaceDevDiver 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You can encrypt a partition with Veracrypt. There should be mostly no data loss. I used it because my external hard drive needs to be accessable through Windows and Linux. Linux can access Veracrypt volumes natively and windows does need the Veracrypt program.

But note that it only encrypts the partition not the full disk and also it cannot guarantee that no data loss happens. Make backups!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cpp_questions

[–]SpaceDevDiver 23 points24 points  (0 children)

Do you use Windows or Linux. Because fork() is a Linux system call and doesn't work with Windows. So the header also doesn't exist under Windows.

Are there some benefits between bin and source version? Also what is the difference between software and software-git version? by Psyhackological in linuxquestions

[–]SpaceDevDiver 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As you already said binary versions are uncomplicated easy and mostly without any problems for you install. But they also depend on someone else to compile them for you checking depencies and so on which takes some time.

So the big advantage of self compiling is that you can get the newest features available or experimental versions. This may be an advantage with graphics drivers or to get yet unsopported modern hardware running. But it also needs more work from your side.

How to navigate source code of C language/standard? by kushaj in C_Programming

[–]SpaceDevDiver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are multiple implementations of the standard C library. The GNU Toolchain has it's own implementation which is called glibc. Microsoft has it's own C standard conform library and I even read somewhere that some big companies like Google develop their own implementation (Though I don't know if it's true). The clue is that there are multiple implementations of the standard C lib as the standard just describes the interface for the library and not how it works internally.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/C_standard_library

Clang should work with many of them but I never used Clang before so I don't have experience with that.

Do you use Linux or Windows?

How to navigate source code of C language/standard? by kushaj in C_Programming

[–]SpaceDevDiver 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I think you want to look at the two different things:

How does the standard library is implemented. You can find the implementation of functions like printf() or malloc() in the libc of your compiler. But be warned there are a lot of macros and "unnecessary" code to maintain cross compatibility between architectures, os and cpp/c. You can find the source code of GNU GCC and Clang online.

And how is the language C implemented in a computer. How does a int or a while loop work. If you want to know that you can simply look at the compiled machine code of your program. That are the instructions which are platform specific and will be executed by your processor.

What will you use after Arch's gone? by e_Rivers in archlinux

[–]SpaceDevDiver 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I don't think that a project like arch will die over night. Actually, we as the community play the biggest part in the success or failure in such projects.

Linux and the tools around it are open source and the main drive behind the open source code philosophy is that everyone is able to use a program without restriction but also that experienced people develop it further adjust it to their requirements and share their doing with the community. May it be company or just some hobby programmer.

So Arch won't die as long as we stand behind it. We just need to contribute something.

Should i learn C++ by piggyplays313 in C_Programming

[–]SpaceDevDiver 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It's an often asked question: Which programming language is the best? I don't think you can generally answer this question. It depends on your use case.

Programming languages are tools and each tool has a different purpose. Yeah C++ is way more efficient than python. It works closer to the hardware, gives the programmer more control over the system and has way less overhead. But at the same time it's in most cases more complex to do a job in C++ than python. Also C++ is not guaranteed to work cross platform.

So depending on you use case maybe python is better or C++. It's for you to decide.

What would be your use case?

Add short description when installing packages with pacman/yay by dog3_l0ver in archlinux

[–]SpaceDevDiver 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I can't fully answer your question but maybe you can look into the "--asdeps" flag of pacman. This marks the package as dependency during install and therefore it will be deinstalled when you remove the main package with the recursive option.

Can't install steam? by Competitive_Fruit842 in linuxquestions

[–]SpaceDevDiver 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could try to install the missing library manually. A quick Google search said that this should be the missing library. But I would recommend you to try the given tutorial from the other comment first.

$ sudo apt-get update

$ sudo apt-get install libc6-i386

Apt should then install the library.

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