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Machine Status-Windows 10

2016-09-23:
Windows 10 Professional 64-bit (from Vbox)

Boot in: BIOS

+ add an user ".\Aaron"
+ add to a domain "aaron.local"

(This is a VM Image made by Virtualbox 6.10, for running EFI in Virtualbox. Shutdown before rebooting to join to domain "cheng.local", which preventing Windows update expending harddisk.)

Remarks: Aaron, 42stephxxxxx0693


2020-03-15:

  • God mode: create a new folder, then rename it to 上帝模式.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}.
  • 卓越性能: in powershell, type powercfg -duplicatescheme e9a42b02-d5df-448d-aa00-03f14749eb61

2020-03-17:

Seriously think about vscode remote development.

Windows's terminal sucks? I can work my computer with Linux's terminal. There are ways I do development on a Windows machine with Linux:

  1. Working with a Linux VM (e.g. I have my own Linuxmint VM as a development host since 2017. I put it on my notebook at home, desktop at work and sync with Syncthing.) and then login with GUI or remote to it with VSCode Remote Development via SSH.
  2. Since 2019, I can developing in WSL: Microsoft has Linux built-in with Windows Subsystem for Linux (a.k.a WSL).

Google: vscode git doesn't work with wsl-> VSCode: use WSL Git instead of Git for Windows -> Visual Studio Code - Developing in WSL. I work with WSL:Ubuntu.