yordan

And of course, after that, the clone would eat all your food and earn all your salary!

+1 for OpenSource

Probably would be easier if you show us the complete error message. First of all the lines are not numbered in your post. And secondly, some error message like "undefined symbol" or "division by zero" are self-explanatory ones.

Could you post the errors here?

Let's see if somebody answers this. In my own opinion, I don't think that python is suited for real artificial intelligence, machine learning nor deep learning. By the way, "expert" or "pro" are words usually describing a guy who has several years experience as a company employee working on a precise subject. A guy who learned since a long time is an old student, and not an experienced pro.

When you read a book, everything is easy and beautiful, you never do any mistake. When you are at school, a teacher looks what you are doing, and sees the errors you didn't notice. And if a stupid mistake breaks everything, the teacher shows you what to do in order to repair. So, having a good school with good with a good teacher is the fastest way to learn efficiently.

And of course, some files have duplicate names but are different files. For instance, "my-today-to-do.docx" has just been created in my current folder (c:\useless) and yesterday's todo list had the same name, in another folder.

Usually, we use putty when when we want to open a remote terminal to a Linux or Unix system from a windows 7, 10 or 11 machine. https://www.putty.org/ Does that answer your question? Regards Yordan

I would suggest you follow this link : https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/set-up-dual-monitors-on-windows-3d5c15dc-cc63-d850-aeb6-b41778147554 Briefly, it says : And the image in the mentioned article is easy to understand. It's the first thing to be done. Try it and it should work if you don't have uncompatible materials.

Hi, Elmer, Is your Windows 10 PC a laptop with it's own monitor? Then, you have to tell Windows how you want to use the extra monitor : extending your main display, duplicating your main display, or not at all.

Just tried once, but infinityfree seems blocked by my firewall.

And now are coming the new steps : upgrading to Windows 11!

Hi, Ozzy Absolutely no, this kind of advertising is not allowed here. On our so-called "Computers and tech", we only allow topics concerning computers, in order to be helpful to friends who experience problems you already solved. For instance, were you successful backing up your computer? Were you able to restore this backup after you main disk failure? Could you help the guy who received "sorry, your backup could not be restored"

If your neighbor has dogs, they will feel happy each time you feed them with 10% cooked steaks!?

Hello, Humus, welcome aboard!

Hi, pyost!

Try shotcut http://www.shotcut.org/ Also video tutorials here : http://www.shotcut.org/tutorials/

Oh yeah! Happy new year everybody!

A bad cluster is a place where the data cannot be written. Currently, the disks are so huge that the amount of not usable space is negligible. The disk formatting takes care of bad clusters, and the corresponding sectors are flagged as not to be used, and the operating system does not use them. I the bad sectors were there before the disk formatting operation, it's not important for a standard user. If bad sectors appear during the life of the disk, the corresponding data are lost. That's a reason why you must have a backup of each of your important data. If a file is corrupted, you can restore it from your backup. If you have no backup, the data are definitely lost. So, the answer of your question is twofold. First of all, do you have a copy of your important data? If not, make a copy of your important data as soon as possible. Secondly, the disk can be saved by a disk check operation, which will flag the bad sectors as not to be used by the operating system. And of course, some people will tell you that it's better to do a disk format, if that disk is not your operating system disk.

I confirm. It's quite not normal that a broken file is "used". Probably an antivirus scanning of your hard drive and your USB drive is the first thing to do. Then, copy somewhere the other useful files from you USB drive and then format the USB drive. And, of course, as usual, booting off a Linux LiveCD would be the easiest way removing the unwanted file from your hard disk.

I'm rather curious. This seem to be a software you install on your PC. How will it restore lost SMS on your phone? Did you already try it? How does it work?

Thanks for the compliment! ?

And the funny thing is : most of these commands are very similar to ms-dos command-line commands. Probably very few people remember this time, where PC's only had a teminal environment, the system booted and then showed a prompt A> And you had to manyally type cd mygames game.bat And today, when you go to highschool, the teacher teaches you how the filesystem structure is, and how you have to manipulate files in order to install things, for instance a game, on your computer.

Frankly speaking, I don't see it each time I surf on the web. Sometimes I see the old-style one, and sometimes I see this new one.

Did you see the new captcha? You are probably familiar with this thing, asking you "click if you see a bicycle". Sometimes I see a new style of images appearing, have a look at the attached image: