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  • It sounds like you have Windows in one disk and Ubuntu in another disk. Confirm this before proceeding.

    Now if that's true, and what you said about dedicated windows ssd on a boot loop, it sounds like MRB needs fixing. I suggest you make yourself a windows 10 USB disk or disc. Run that and when it asks to install, you look for recovery. And try to run the fix boot and recover MRB.

    Something like these 2 commands

    Bootrec /fixboot

    Bootrec /fixmrb

    commands

  • There was this one game called calling for the wii. Since the Wii controller had a speaker, it would ring like a phone and you would answer it, then followed by game's sound out of it as if you are talking on the phone. Plus it had a story I found interesting.

  • Neither. Software engineer are not true engineers in a sense that they don't require a certification. So it's just a title. Most boot camps are for full stack, but I guess some are software engineer boot camps. That or the fact that they get a job as such title with only a boot camp.

  • Such cool stories. You guys rock... Or are lying lol. I was once working in electronics job. I was running a circuit under test for which we had access to the source code for it. I was amazed by how source code turned into action. Once they out-source my job, I went to get CS degree. And... Now I work what is basically T1 IT

  • Yes :'( I thought degree and projects is all you need. I laughed at those lazy group members, but the joke is on me as some of them now have a job in CS and I don't (they had an IT job or relative in the industry) Here I'm going on 2 years and I'm still waiting for employers to line up. Or even just one one unsolicited which isn't spam. :'(

  • Good points here. I mostly agree. Just wanted to mention one counter point. Having it as utility might not be so great. It stunts growth. I mean when did any utility service ever made a great innovative improvement. It has no incentive to improve. It just exists. Also, they are more regulated by government.

    I want net neutrality for other reasons, but stopping them from diverting traffic is on my lowest priority.

  • Yeah it sounds like you messed up your boot partition. I'm not sure with EFI partitions, but when I used to mess up my legacy boots, I would recover using the windows recovery tools. Some command that would recover them. Again, I'm not sure abilout EFI partition, but maybe this is all you needed.

    Anyway, good luck on your next try. I for one go with the safe route of removing drive(s) until I have the drives I need the install process to know about, you know when first installing an OS. I just don't have the time for reinstalling things if something does go wrong.