If he were really against it he would have donated a billion.
MNByChoice
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From "the monitor goes dark", it would be helpful to split monitor issues from computer issues. When the computer becomes unresponsive, do any "non-monitor" functions still work? Does the DVD-drive tray eject or does audio continue to play? Any other details? Do any other lights on the computer stay on, like keyboard and mouse lights?
If the issue is primarily the monitor, then splitting between the physical monitor and the video card would also be helpful.
How old is the hardware?
When you say "nothing is logged", is the hard shutdown logged or anything after the time of the event? Or does "nothing is logged" mean the normal items are logged, but nothing of interest is logged? Some issues, especially hardware ones, stop the computer from logging.
Story: I once had a 15+ year old computer do something similar. The screen would go dark, but the lights on the keyboard stayed on. I had to hard power the system off and sometimes on boot the monitor wouldn't work. A monitor swap didn't fix the issue, but a USB video card did. The video card had failed. (Looking up what I think the interconnect was, the system may be 20 years old at this point.) NOTE: The system was not functional long term with a USB video card due to how the BIOS in the system handled the two video cards.
Ugh, we keep making this mistake. Gotta have rotating groups of body guard, and a secret group of body guards watching the other body guards (best to ensure all body guards are in mutually exclusive secret groups watching all of the other body guards.)
A war against our biggest trading partner. One where many of their nationals, and decedents live legally within our country. One we share a large land boarder with. A country that has voluntarily held migrants that want to enter our country on their side of the boarder. A boarder known to be porous.
This can only go well.
I get the prices are going up, and DDR5 is hard to get. There are still many computers on the shelves locally.
Why is this specific company in Japan failing to get computers when so many others are doing an decent job of it?
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I am out of the loop and the article didn't provide the answers. I get the limited supply, but what PC shortage? Is this only impacting Japan? I see many advertisements in the USA for new PCs.
We are up to two videos. More will come out, like body cam. I very much want to know what happened early and exactly what the conversations were.
All said, I likely very much agree with you.
Local news is covering it extensively. Audio is not shared on news due to swearing. Kristi Noem has called the victim a terrorist. Another article states the victim was given conflicting orders.
No clear idea of what actually happened yet.
Local news is covering it extensively. Audio is not shared on news due to swearing. Kristi Noem has called the victim a terrorist. Article states the victim was given conflicting orders.
No clear idea of what actually happened yet.
There are a few northern Germanic languages that are deceptive to English readers. They almost read correctly in English, if one assumes the speaker is drunk. Sadly, they can also give the wrong impression. The spoken version tends to be harder to handle in this way.
Clearly, there must be a name for languages that share this sort of property.
Nice made up numbers. With 90% of the effort and 50% of the power, they can only get 10% of the results.
If you care about issues like Israel, then you need to support the candidates that support your view.
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How horrible. I hope the BBC is also publishing this in Arabic (apparently the primary language of Syria).