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Then you need to install Windows on an empty disk. (I am not sure if an empty partition will suffice but I have learned not to give benefit of doubt to Windows. Also, disconnect your Linux disk just to be safe.) Then, follow a guide which can tell you how to restore your grub bootloader after...

Yes. Windows is ******* like that. You need to install Windows first and then Linux. That's the easiest way.

I copy my favourite tracks to phone when going on trips. Can't assume internet will be always available.

Seconding this. DND works wonderfully for me. Only a-hole companies like Lodha call nowadays and I end up blocking that number.

Is there any reason why you're not looking at AMD build? They have recently introduced AM5 socket and it will be around for sometime. AM4 was supported for almost 9 years, unlike Intel who change their CPU sockets every couple of years.

Opening for me on Firefox with UBlock Origin.

Best option is to get a carpenter's measuring tape and match it diagonally across the TV. I guess you can arrange 55 inch TV on a wall mount by swiveling it a bit. So right side would be closer to the wall behind while left side would be a bit farther away.

I don't think that will happen. The culture at Steam seems opposed to going public and having to answer to shareholders. Not all companies want to go public. For example, Parle is nearly a century old and still a private company.

Wdym by getting? MS has been crippling their products for last 20 years, if not more.

I'd rather buy games on Steam and never play them.

There are mouse with optical sensor for scrolling wheels too. Zowie range and Basilisk V3, for example.

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Yeah but consider this. Either you get a mouse that develops issues again and you spend time and money getting it exchanged or buy new one if it starts giving issues just after warranty period. Or you can buy an expensive but reliable mouse now to avoid such issues in future.

I have a 2 year old HP company laptop (Elitebook) and it has display out via USB C port. I connect it to a dock and I get power, display, and network from that one connection. So it depends on the model.

Some laptops have LAN ports with flaps. Dell has it I believe.

Exactly. List of mouse with optical switches: I'm using MM720 although I don't know if it is still available in India.

There's an even worse class of 'traders'. Idiots who are gambling in derivatives, based on what they see on social media. https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/markets/sebi-tightens-fno-vigil-forms-panel-for-risk-management-investor-protection-in-equity-derivatives-12756269.html

I'm surprised it took them this long tbh. NSA must've flagged it as a security risk ages ago.

1. Anyone who thinks Reddit is leftist heaven is delusional af 2. If you think 'leftist heaven' is something to be afraid of, you need to read a book or two about it first.

To add to this, F&O are basically contracts. You can and will lose more money than what you've invested. In stock trading you can buy for X rs and then have profit of X+Y or loss of X-Y where Y would be smaller than X. That is not the case with F&O. You can do trade of 1 lakh but end up owing...