Some IT shops have specialized equipment, not just software. They might have a PC-3000 or similar device that can bypass firmware issues or interact with failing heads in a limited way to image the drive. It's still not a cleanroom, but better than nothing if pros are too expensive.
I'm a complete noob at this. Do I need to reapply paste to both the CPU AND GPU, or just whichever one is overheating? How do I even tell which one it is?
My Legion 7 had similar issues, turned out to be the MediaTek WiFi card. I swapped it for an Intel AX210 and haven't had a single drop since. It's a fairly easy upgrade if you're comfortable opening your laptop.
The 'human-in-the-loop' part is critical. I've seen systems without it go completely haywire and just nuke legitimate content. What's your threshold for human review?
Anyone here use something like Vessel or Laradock before building their own Docker setup? I'm curious if moving from those to a custom `docker-compose.yml` was a big jump or more of an evolutionary step.
Yeah, but honestly, the 'game changer' part might be a bit of an overstatement. It's a nice addition, for sure, but doesn't fundamentally alter how we write PHP code like generics might.
N+1 happens when you load a collection of items (N products) and then for EACH item, you perform an additional query to get related data (1 category each). So, N queries + 1 initial query = N+1.
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