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Comparing the operational latency of 1-click WhatsApp checkout workflows against traditional multi-step forms to determine conversion impact for mobile merchants.
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Sinners live in silence, quiet while it's 🌧️' on me
New Benz with no mileage, I drive it like they made it for me
Oh, silencin' me, you silencin' me
#Heavenonmars
Excited to be amongst the @OmarchyLinux family let’s gooo ts is 🔥 guys
Does Subscription Audit Save You Money? ejiroinspire.com/blog/does-s…
Installing Arch for the 6th times this year
Replying to @codewithJoshua
Then it passed that stage and now got a
A BLUE SCREEN OF DEATH!
Wait… I thought that was a Windows thing? 😭
At this point, something wasn’t adding up, so I decided to boot back into Windows.
And that’s when it hit me…
I had messed with things I probably shouldn’t have.
Because Windows was now giving me its own version of the BLACK SCREEN OF DEATH. 💀
So here I am, with both operating systems fighting for their lives.
Wish me luck, guys. I think I’ll need to boot into a fresh live OS and recreate the EFI boot configuration.
Currently reconsidering my life choices. 😂
Decided to grace Windows with my presence today, so I booted out of Linux and into my Windows drive.
Did a few things and decided to return home (Arch Linux).
Only to discover that my Linux boot entry in the bios had suddenly disappeared. 😭
Nothing to worry about, right? I just needed to fix the EFI so Arch could show up again.
Well… I didn’t realise my PC was running on low battery, and power had been out for a while. 🤦♂️
Long story short, my PC went off.
Plugged it in, powered it back on, and lo and behold! My Linux boot entry magically reappeared
Clicked on arch and got an error apparently, my bootloader couldn't properly prepare the initramfs, rebooted into the bios fixed the error.
Then it passed that stage and now got a
A BLUE SCREEN OF DEATH!
Wait… I thought that was a Windows thing? 😭
At this point, something wasn’t adding up, so I decided to boot back into Windows.
And that’s when it hit me…
I had messed with things I probably shouldn’t have.
Because Windows was now giving me its own version of the BLACK SCREEN OF DEATH. 💀
So here I am, with both operating systems fighting for their lives.
Wish me luck, guys. I think I’ll need to boot into a fresh live OS and recreate the EFI boot configuration.
Currently reconsidering my life choices. 😂
Abusin' drugs, is it domestic?
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