In practical C++ development, bitwise operations are a common technique, particularly when handling system states, flags, or control bits. This article will explain how to use bitwise operations to get and set specific flag bits through an example.
The desktop hardware upgrades continue – we mentioned the PCIe adapter for solid-state drives in a previous article. Where did the old SSDs go? They weren’t wasted; they were removed and installed in the new computer I bought (a year ago).
The new machine has impressive hardware specs: 2.5G dual network ports, PCIe 4.0, and WiFi 6
Recently moved, and the room lacks a dedicated router for networking. Devices connect via wireless network. The ASUS motherboard desktop’s wireless card performance is lacking, possibly due to router wireless access or slow upload speeds between local networks, resulting in poor speed between machines. A new 2.5G NIC was purchased and installed in the desktop.
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Following on from the previous discussion, I encountered an issue where the wireless network card was not being recognized. Before rebuilding the partitions, I also researched other solutions online, such as removing the motherboard battery and disconnecting power for fifteen minutes; or upgrading to the latest BIOS driver—but all of these proved problematic.
Thinking there were still things to deal with, I switched to a limited network and ran the ethernet cable from the living room to the room. Then the problem reappeared – the wired network wasn’t recognized either. I tried a drastic measure: reinstalling the system, which resulted in a missing partition error. If this had been happening consistently, I wouldn’t have bothered troubleshooting for so long. This ASUS disk conflict seems intermittent and triggered by unstable system restarts.
Last week, a new disk was added to the desktop – a 2TB solid-state drive from Yangtze Memory (YMTC), M.2 interface. The machine hasn’t been restarted since then until it was shut down yesterday.
Yesterday, after work, I got home and turned on my desktop. The system booted normally, but the wireless network card failed to load. Thinking the card might be loose, I opened the case and reinstalled it. This made things much worse; now the system won’t boot at all, and the bootloader has failed.
It’s been a while since I worked with desktop computers, so partitioning feels a bit unfamiliar. I used DisGenius to create a new blank partition (usually at the beginning of the disk) and allocated it as an ESP partition (defaulting to 300M). Then, I rebuilt the boot from within the PE system. Relevant information can be found online.
In C++ development, GCC and GLIBC are essential components, and compatibility issues after program release often trouble developers. This article will delve into their nature, explore the root causes of compatibility problems, and discuss corresponding solutions.
Starting from which version I am not sure, but in INLINE_CODE_0, the Disk Cleanup tool has been significantly improved and become more intelligent
Deploying Docker on domestic servers. If the company doesn’t provide an image registry, developers must first configure a domestic mirror acceleration address. Today, I configured a mirror acceleration address on a server, but it consistently fails to pull images.
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The esports industry has experienced rapid growth over the past decade, becoming a significant cultural phenomenon worldwide. Games like League of Legends (LOL) have not only provided players with competitive entertainment but also fueled capital investment, driving the development of various esports platforms and events. However, this trajectory is now entering a gradual decline alongside the influx of capital and the rise of the pan-entertainment industry. The rise and fall of Panda TV, as well as the competition between Douyu and Huya, mark the end of an era of “wild capitalism,” suggesting shifts in the favorable conditions for the esports industry.