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[danielukah]

PROTECT YOUR FILES AND RECOVER FROM LAPTOP VIRUSES: THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO SAFEGUARDING YOUR DATA

When your laptop is infected with a virus, there is a misconception that the only solution is to wipe or format the PC, resulting in the loss of files and programs. However, there is an alternative method that can help you keep your files intact.

First, check if your laptop has a restore point available, which is typically created at an earlier date as a fallback option when issues arise with your PC. If you have a restore point prior to the virus infection, follow these steps to restore your laptop:

1. Access the restore point settings on your laptop.

2. Choose a restore point from the available dates (there may be multiple restore points).

3. Initiate the restoration process and allow your laptop to revert to the selected earlier date.

4. During the restoration process, you may lose files or programs that were installed after the restore point date.

5. After the restoration is complete, you might be prompted to reinstall any programs you consider safe.

Keep in mind that the virus could have been embedded in a program or file that you downloaded shortly before realizing your PC was infected. Therefore, reinstalling those programs may not be necessary after your laptop has been restored to an earlier date.

Please note that this information may not be accurate in all cases, as the effectiveness of system restore depends on various factors such as the type of virus, system settings, and the availability of restore points. It's always a good idea to have reliable antivirus software and regularly back up your important files to ensure their safety.

Below is an article that shows you a step-by-step guide to creating a restore point, restoring your laptop to an earlier date, and jara.

https://www.windowscentral.com/how-use-system-restore...

Please feel free to share this valuable information with anyone who might find it useful, either now or in the future. By doing so, you can help others protect their files and programs when faced with a virus infection. Thank you for spreading the word!

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[race-week]

i feel like they dodged two bullets in vegas that made them gloss over the issues there, firstly carlos not being injured by that manhole cover and then lando's crash happening where there was a techpro barrier to catch him rather than a concrete wall. because they both walked away more or less unscathed, the fia and fom are both able to sweep away just how dangerous both of those incidents were.

I agree that things could have been worse in Vegas but in the case of Norris’ crash they would have never not had TecPro there, they only use concrete as a barrier running parallel to the track, they wouldn’t have it in the runoff, you’d always have TecPro or tyre barriers perpendicular to the track to absorb the impact.

[42bakery]

thirking about the f1 driver strike...would the motogp riders do something like that if LM (inevitably) screwed up -whar woudl they have to do for thej to go on a strike abd how would it even go down between th riders

Hi anon 👋👋👋👋

First of all, please don't come to my blog and say LM when referring to Liberty Media. When I see LM I just assume Luca Marini, yes I'm a Luca girly, so I was fucking confused.

Secondly, this is a very complex issue and it doesn't have only one possible outcome. I'm not an expert, and in fact, I invite anyone who wants to give their 5 cents in this subject to participate (@motocorsas or @glitterbombingandcondoming ).

I'm not a MotoGP exert, and I never pretended to be one, and even less of an expert on F1. But I do know that the conditions to make the rider strike would be very different from the F1.

In my opinion, for riders to strike what needs to happen is a flagrant violation of the safety of the riders, such as replacing air fences with techpro or completely removing them. Or implement street racing, or making them go back to Isle of Man.

I don't think it will be a safety violation -> strike because currently we are seeing some of them being committee and only a few riders, mainly Aleix and Marc, be vocal about it, and the new generation of riders just roll with it* or call other riders princesses for not wanting to risk their life (Miller to Marc when he complained about the Honda).

* There's this time when a MotoGP race was delayed due to the bad weather and lack of visibility. When race direction fiinally gave their okay for the race to go, there was too much water and too much spray to be safe. Aleix went rider to rider asking for their opinion and riders such as Martín or Quartararo, the big names, say that if race direction gave the green, then where willing to go. I do remember Aleix calling them out and saying you are at the front, but what about the people in the back? There's too much spray to be safe. Aleix only had Luca on his corner, when the big names care 0. Also Aleix had no motive to do that because he was also at the front, he did it because he genuinely cared for the safety. He even said he's reprensible of his brother's accident because riders didn't foresee the need of an airfence on that particular corner.

And adding to that, the safety commission is the only place where raiders can voice their concerns, not always listened, and it's not even mandatory! And big names like Valentino Rossi decided to not even go. So what is the purpose of it, if the big names just refuse to give a shit about it? And the safety comission is only for MotoGP, not even Moto2 or Moto3 can go and voice their concerns

So returning to your question, it has to be more than just this. Probably riders will only strike when a rider loses their life after Liberty has made changes in regardless safety and the riders having warned them. So basically when any organization is the responsible of the death of a rider after implementing changes against the safety of a rider.

This is of course my opinion, but I invite anyone who wants to give theirs.

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[ill-procastinato]

Ferrari is red, Red Bull is slow

"GEORGE RUSSELL, IS OUT ON THE LAST LAP AND IS IN THE TECHPRO!!!"

[sequentialprophet]

Was that just a lock up/wall bounce/techpro?

[petit-papillion]

The onboard camera retrieved from the Alfa Romeo after Zhou Guanyu’s 2022 British GP crash.

📸 Ian Parkes

Wishing all drivers a safe race at Silverstone, without any crashes.

Would also like to take a moment to acknowledge the massive advances in F1 safety (from HANS device to halo to techpro barriers to marshalls with swift red flags) that allowed not only Zhou to walk away from his terrifying crash, but also protected Alex from more severe injuries and helped drivers avoid running over track invaders, all within the first lap of the 2022 British Grand Prix. I love so many of the current grid's drivers dearly, and I would be devastated to see them hurt (or worse). With the loss of Dilano van 't Hoff last week, we are once again reminded that this is a dangerous sport, where severe injuries and death would still be a regular occurance if it weren't for all the work done towards making the sport safer.

So thank you to each and every person who has helped or continues to help to make Formula 1 safe(r) for our drivers. 💕

[wafflesrisa]

That techpro is shredded, so glad Kevin is okay

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