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Re: Bein hazmanim letter from Yeshivas 30 Aug 2024 17:48 #420441

Because I wasn't able to filter it myself.
tzaddikvikam13 wrote on 29 Aug 2024 16:07:
The problem is that its not easy to install software on Linux. You have to know the system and how to deal with issues that come up during installation. That's the help I need.

tzaddikvikam13 wrote on 29 Aug 2024 22:02:
the main help I need is installing it, as on Linux there's no one-click-easy-installer. (Even when there officially is, it usually doesn't actually work like that, and I run into issues.)


Re: Bein hazmanim letter from Yeshivas 30 Aug 2024 18:03 #420443

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tzaddikvikam13 wrote on 30 Aug 2024 17:48:
Because I wasn't able to filter it myself.
tzaddikvikam13 wrote on 29 Aug 2024 16:07:
The problem is that its not easy to install software on Linux. You have to know the system and how to deal with issues that come up during installation. That's the help I need.

tzaddikvikam13 wrote on 29 Aug 2024 22:02:
the main help I need is installing it, as on Linux there's no one-click-easy-installer. (Even when there officially is, it usually doesn't actually work like that, and I run into issues.)



If I may be so bold as to interpret the question. I think he was asking why do you have the device then?

If it's causing you issues - get rid of it. Yes, it may be inconvenient. Yes, there may be a cost. But if you can't filter, and having it around is causing you to fall, why don't you just get rid of it and replace it with a filterable device?

Is that a lifetime solution? Of course not. Will it help you significantly? Probably. So why not do it.

Re: Bein hazmanim letter from Yeshivas 30 Aug 2024 18:35 #420444

The reason I kept it was because I kept hoping that I would manage to filter it.
But you're 100% right, and this morning I erased Linux from my computer, and am sticking to Windows.

Re: Bein hazmanim letter from Yeshivas 30 Aug 2024 19:04 #420445

It's not easy.
The main thing I liked about Linux that it's a lot more efficient and therefore my battery lasts three times longer.
 Windows is a 1990s gas guzzler, while Linux is is a 2024 hybrid with 40mpg.
The charging port on my computer is broken. Sometimes it charges, sometimes it doesn't. Even when it does, it usually charges slowly.
When I used Linux, it was battery efficient enough that even with such shvache charging, it would get charged.
Now on Windows, most of the time I have an almost dead battery, and am frantically jiggling the charging wire around, trying to get it to charge.

Re: Bein hazmanim letter from Yeshivas 01 Sep 2024 01:43 #420462

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tzaddikvikam13 wrote on 30 Aug 2024 19:04:
It's not easy.
The main thing I liked about Linux that it's a lot more efficient and therefore my battery lasts three times longer.
 Windows is a 1990s gas guzzler, while Linux is is a 2024 hybrid with 40mpg.
The charging port on my computer is broken. Sometimes it charges, sometimes it doesn't. Even when it does, it usually charges slowly.
When I used Linux, it was battery efficient enough that even with such shvache charging, it would get charged.
Now on Windows, most of the time I have an almost dead battery, and am frantically jiggling the charging wire around, trying to get it to charge.

Shalom Brother,
L'maskana, you need a filter that works. If your charger or computer needs to be replaced, that's a small price to pay for kedusha. 

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Re: Bein hazmanim letter from Yeshivas 01 Sep 2024 02:08 #420463

I agree, and thats why i took care of it.
Just about anything in the world is a small price to pay for kedusha, but that doesn't make it easy.
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