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yeah man fr fr

Lets gooooooooooo

Amenn to that bro, you got this too whatever you are looking to do 🤙

Thanks, will do 🫡

Amen to that bro, thanks for the kind word 💪

Hello there, glad you commented on this video! This video was taken on the bridge near Flinders Station in Melbourne, during the MOOMBA annual festival. They have fireworks every night for like a whole week. Its a pretty amazing sight to see.

@garrichf Melbourne locates Australia. Is it?

@@garrichf i 'v learned it. It is interesting festival

LETS GET ITTT. you got thisss 💪💪💪🔥🔥🔥

😅 bHaha 🔥🔥 will do bro, will do 💪💪

Thanks and always 🤙 we need to believe ib ourselves and our ideas first (if it isnt anything illegal of course 😅) because ppl gonna think we're crazy until it actually works

Appreciate the love and support man! 🙏 It means a lot

yoooo whats up Elijah, how have you beeen? Didn't know you make content on here too 😂

@@garrichf haha yessir. I've been good man. Nice content btw :)

Thanks for the support bro!💪 appreciate it!

We just have to push through sometimes when nobody believes.

👊🏼

I'm glad the video helped! Yeah for the sake of versatility Macs really aren't great at the moment, hopefully they keep working on it and improve it, maybe in a few years it would be stable and flexible enough. But in the workspace, some companies use Macs, so only then i believe it is better to get a Mac, sometimes these companies might even sponsor you money to buy a Mac so win-win i guess :D

but yeah, this video does not mean you cannot do a degree with a Macbook it's just much more tedious and you have to spend more time trying to debug and finding ways to get things to work on your Mac, rather than working on the project at hand.

Hahah are you talking about the thumbnail?

I made salted egg sauce in the full video but might try with other seasonings

I'm glad it helped. 😌

I have yet to dabble with Linux laptops 😅 is it something easy to pick up and learn?

@@garrichf i think YT flagged my earlier comments LoL. i had got a Dell laptop back then, but these days you can get better specs with "Framework" or "System76" laptops. Linux is not easy, but learning it will teach you how computers operate.

yeah 100% but virtual machines were still a problem for me in my previous semester which is a couple months ago. Because the problem is not 100% because it cannot run VM but more of the school used packages that required the use of a specific VM software, which did not support ARM chips that was my problem. Other than that everything you mentioned is spot on

Interesting, never tried it raw!

iya 🤙

i mean i wouldnt know, it removes like majority of the bitterness especially if you cut thin but if you cut thicker slices of course you'll still taste the bitterness

if you figure out whether it removes the vitamins do let me know hahaha

If you are still a student in uni, especially for the next few years, i still recommend just investing in a entry level gaming laptop with 16 GB ram and it should be enough to get you through uni. Without the extra hassle and troubleshooting you'd have to do with a Mac, also you might have some units where you interact with Virtual Machines so using a Windows will be preferred.

hmmm, i just started cooking might give that a try in the future! Thanks for sharing the recipe Anna

Try the recipe, and you might just like this one recipe. Let me know if you do!!

why hahah

huh, what are you referring to?

I assume they're talking abt your locket thingy

wtf ahaha scared me for a sec, had to rewatch to see what you were talking about

Sounds interesting! I'll have to give it a try but is that spicy cuz i can't handle my spice.

@@garrichf you can remove the spicy as long as it's still medium-thicc red glossy sauce, but overall it will look like chinese dish called Egg foo young

I am indo hahah, currently visiting Jakarta, sounds intriguing i have never tried that drink

I have a feeling you might not be a fan of the jamu, my friend! 😅 If bitter gourd isn't your thing, then the pahitan might not be your taste either. But hey, that just means there are plenty of other delicious options out there for you to enjoy!

yea i had that inside the full video

ooo i gak pernah coba Biji mahoni and temulawak

​@@garrichf I see lah, you're a Malaysian right? My friend studied computer science too, now he's in Germany, making loads of money selling software. You're doing well man?

​@@MegaMalik90 correct me if I am wrong, but I think he is Indonesian

@@damiettamataram3492 he's a Malaysian

@@MegaMalik90 I saw his reply in this comment section saying that he is Indo tho. Go check his reply on a comment about jamu and pahitan

thats a must if not its bitter af hahahah 🤣

Have you given it a try? If it works please elaborate more, i'm very intrigued.

@@garrichf I use it all the time. I love it. UTM is a great wrapper on QEMU. You can get a Windows 11 ARM VM on your Mac that way and use x86 to ARM translation in Windows. It works quite well and is surprisingly fast (especially for me on base model M1). Although x86 VMs your school will provide might not work or they will be really slow, and you can't run a VM inside of another VM.

so run Windows 11 then download another VM inside of the Windows 11 VM?

​@@garrichfNo. Don't do that. It will be way too slow and it will be ARM Windows anyways. I found UTM to be a lot more stable than raw QEMU and it crashes less in my experience. I don't know what caused your VM to crash, but for me they have always worked flawlessly. Although if I had a Windows PC available to me, I would probably use that instead because I agree that it's way less hassling around to get things to work.

⁠@@TheosTechTipswhat’s UTM and QEMU? Does it works better than running windows on parallels?

thanks, glad it helped! Yea i think the principals can be applied for other courses as well!

like i mentioned after university you can buy a Macbook if the the company you wish to worm for demands it or whether you decide to use a Mac for your personal projects. I am just giving advice in terms of the computer to use for university because using a windows computer will allow for less troubleshooting because the tutorials and laboratory sessions are more built and directed at Windows. Most of the time id you have a problem on the mac OS the tutor and lecturer are unhelpful so you have to figure things out yourself, the school is also not going to change the assignments requirements just because you are on a mac and are having problems. I reccomend using a windows computer just until you get throuth university.

the reason (i assume) why a company uses Macbook only or Windows only for example is because cross operating system development can introduce difficulties in terms of dependency and library versions and its much easier to just have the same opersting system for software development .

Glad it helped, in my opinion i still think you should save the money just buy a "good enough" windows gaming laptop to get you through university or the program and then upgrade to a Mac if you still want to afterwards when you don't have to work on assignments made by schools.

in terms of a windows gaming laptop, last i checked it was the Zephyrus G14. But there are probably new ones out there rn

Parallels is basically a virtual machine software made for running Windows on macOS, and it’s great for that. But when it comes to running other types of VMs, it’s not as flexible, based on my understanding. Universities, for example, provide pre-configured VM packages that only work with specific platforms like VirtualBox or VMware, so you’d need one of those to open them. Because of that, Parallels isn’t super useful in those cases unless you specifically need it for Windows. Another big thing is that parallels is not free so thats another subscription to pay for and include in your budget.

You can't run x86 VMs because it's emulation not virtualization, and it's paid. I strongly prefer UTM which is an open-source wrapper on QEMU.

I have tried converting another vm to QEMU but it was slow and unstable, hence the example i gave in the video when it crashed and did not want to open again in the most unfortunate time possible

I 100% agree. If you’re dead on sticking with a Mac, pairing it with a gaming desktop at home that you can access remotely is a fantastic setup, but can be a hassle to set up. But if someone’s buying a device just for university and doesn’t have a big budget, a Windows gaming laptop is a solid all-in-one solution that’ll easily get them through university. They can always upgrade afterwards, to meet their future employer requirements. As for always needing to be plugged in, once you’re actually in university, you realise that power sockets are everywhere. And honestly, the number of times you’ll actually sit down in a café to do real work is pretty rare, it’s more of a nice idea than something you’ll do often.