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what if hitler won ww2?

Why does Chrome open over a dozen processes and spike to 50-90% continual disk usage for a fresh install displaying a single fucking tab?

What am I missing here, how do people possibly use this browser?

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yahoo mail broken for anyone else?

Can I just take an SSD with Windows from a notebook and put it into another notebook? Or will I have to reinstall Windows?

Ok so this has been bothering me for a while. My systems analysis and design course says explicitly that programmers should not just start coding right away and should make a very detailed plan first because you cannot change the code later. And it also says that programmers don't generally code right away or change code later. Now that doesn't sit well with me because that is the exact opposite of the impression I've gotten from the programming world. I got the impression that people get and idea, start coding and change it along the way. Almost no project is ever completely closed, code is changed constantly. Did I misjudge?

I recently install some bootable version of I don't even remember what on a USB key.
Now, whenever I plug it in, there are like 10 popups that show up and Windows says I have to format them all to use the device. They're all fucked up sizes. If I do format them, they show up as 10 fucked up different drives.
How do I unfuck this up to get my 8gb key back?

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wrong thread, that's a very high IQ question.

Why is ML and AI hot memes now? The math is way older.

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I need a hard drive to back up a lot of video content. No room for a drive in my current pc but I do have a free sata port. Should I buy an external hard drive or a regular hard drive? Just going to sit in a drawer desu.