Because I wasn't able to filter it myself.
tzaddikvikam13 wrote on 29 Aug 2024 16:07:

tzaddikvikam13 wrote on 29 Aug 2024 22:02:


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tzaddikvikam13 wrote on 30 Aug 2024 17:48:

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.

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.

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.