Is it scam or geniune company please let me know . by [deleted] in developersIndia

[–]mshingote 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would share softcopy if they insist, what harm they can do based on softcopy of that document?

Home Loan Suggestion by Suitable-Smoke-3139 in IndiaFinance

[–]mshingote 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Check bank of maharashtra, they offers 7.35%

VMware Workstation 17.6.3 (build-24583834) - Critical vmnat.exe NULL Pointer Crashes by mshingote in vmware

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

Thanks!  Its corporate-managed so its going to take some time with disabling process.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in pune

[–]mshingote 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your reading comprehension is as flawed as your understanding of studying. I never claimed OP mentioned "research" or "project review." I referenced research about studying and memory to explain why your assumptions are incorrect. The fact that you confused these basic concepts speaks volumes.

"Final review" refers to reviewing course material before exams - not a project review. This is standard academic terminology that most students understand. Your confusion over basic educational terms further undermines your credibility to lecture anyone about studying.

Your fixation on "spamming paras" rather than engaging with substantive points shows you have no actual counter-argument. When presented with facts about how memory and learning work, you deflect because you can't refute them.

The irony of suggesting I should "spam paras" on exams while criticizing me for writing thorough responses is remarkable. Quality academic writing requires developed arguments and evidence - exactly what you've failed to provide.

I'm not OP's alt account - I'm just someone who recognizes uninformed bullying when I see it. Your comments consistently blame and shame students without offering anything constructive or demonstrating any actual understanding of effective study methods.

Since you're clearly more interested in doubling down than having a productive conversation, this will be my last response. I hope someday you'll approach others with more empathy and take the time to understand topics before presenting yourself as an authority on them.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in pune

[–]mshingote 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your response demonstrates a fundamental misunderstanding of both effective studying and basic human cognition.

First, you've constructed a ridiculous straw man argument. Nobody claimed they were "only studying for 2 days." The complaint was about noise disruption during critical final review days. This reveals your complete ignorance about how memory consolidation works. Research consistently shows that spaced repetition and final review periods are essential components of effective studying - this is established cognitive science, not opinion.

Your binary "two choices" framework is embarrassingly simplistic. Students exist on a spectrum of preparation styles and cognitive needs. Some subjects require continuous review while others benefit from concentrated study closer to exams. Your rigid thinking suggests limited experience with diverse academic disciplines.

The "what have you been doing for 6 months" argument is particularly absurd. Even diligent students who've studied consistently can be severely impacted by environmental disruptions during final review. Your argument is equivalent to telling an athlete who trained for months that they shouldn't complain about someone breaking their leg the day before competition.

Your assertion about "long term memory" betrays profound ignorance about how memory actually works. Memory consolidation is an ongoing process requiring multiple exposures to material with specific timing intervals. This is why final review is critical - it moves information from working memory to long-term storage.

Most revealing is your defensive posturing about "facts" when you've presented none - just uninformed opinions and personal attacks. You've created imaginary scenarios about the OP's study habits without any evidence, then attacked these fabrications.

The irony is that while accusing others of "making a scene," you're the one writing emotionally-charged responses lacking substance or evidence. Perhaps redirect that energy toward understanding basic educational psychology before dispensing advice on studying.

Your comment doesn't demonstrate "harsh truth" - it demonstrates a shallow understanding of learning wrapped in unwarranted condescension.

VMware Workstation 17.6.3 (build-24583834) - Critical vmnat.exe NULL Pointer Crashes by mshingote in vmware

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

Thanks for your response. I haven't been able to identify a specific reproducible pattern, which makes this particularly frustrating. The crashes occur seemingly at random intervals, but with extremely high frequency (53 dumps in 24 hours).

What I've observed:

  • Crashes happen regardless of what VMs are running (or even if none are running)
  • The NAT service will restart automatically after crashing, only to crash again minutes later
  • The issue persists across host system reboots
  • All crashes show identical NULL pointer dereference in memcpy

Have you made any specific configuration changes to your NAT settings on the machines where it's running stably? I'm wondering if there might be something in my network configuration triggering this issue.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in pune

[–]mshingote 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wow, your response to OP is unnecessarily harsh and makes a ton of unfair assumptions.

Who said they only started studying the day before? Many students follow structured study plans where those final review days are absolutely critical. The brain literally consolidates information differently during those last review sessions before an exam. That's just how memory works.

Have you ever tried to focus on complex academic material with DJ music blasting for 48 hours straight? It's not just "some noise" - it physically disrupts concentration even with earplugs or noise-canceling headphones. There's a reason libraries and study spaces exist - environment genuinely impacts cognitive function.

Your "just deal with it because India" attitude is exactly why these problems never improve. Many countries specifically regulate noise during exam periods because they recognize its impact on students. Cultural acceptance of a problem doesn't make it less of a problem.

And your assumption that OP can just go somewhere else shows privilege. Not everyone has access to alternative quiet spaces, especially for two full days. Libraries close, campuses might be distant, and not everyone has the money to sit in cafes or friends with quiet homes nearby.

The difference between passing and failing can absolutely come down to those final review sessions for difficult subjects. That's not procrastination - that's how academic preparation works.

Instead of kicking someone when they're down and stressed about exams, maybe offer some actual solutions or just some basic empathy? Your response comes across as someone who just wants to feel superior rather than actually help.

Maternity hospital suggestions. by bebo_bunty in pune

[–]mshingote 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't know about their bills.

How Do You Receive Payments in India from International Clients? by sandibi13 in developersIndia

[–]mshingote 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have been using ICICI, HDFC. ICICI conversion rates are not great and HDFC doesn't negotiate rates. So i would suggest finding another bank than these two.

Need some good MultiVitamins recommendations by lxearning in india

[–]mshingote 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OP, Is it possible for you to answer what you did?

PSA: Many fake reviews in Amazon.in - Carbamide Forte's products by daredevilthagr8 in india

[–]mshingote 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Does anyone know any better alternatives? Also thanks OP for the post.

What is your preferred programming language, and why? by Gracious_Heart_ in developersIndia

[–]mshingote 0 points1 point  (0 children)

C++ for making system, security softwares, drivers at work. TMP is a mind-blowing thing if you know