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Need idea which is innovative and practical which can also be implacated as a physical prototype.

Please send any problem Statements or ideas.

Need idea which is innovative and practical which can also be implacated as a physical prototype.

Please send any problem Statements or ideas.

Hey guys, I’m planning to decorate my wall with posters and need some ideas. I’m thinking of having 3 big posters as the main centerpiece, preferably Spider-Man or Marvel, and then smaller posters around them from games, anime, movies and web series.

I’m not really sure how to arrange them so it looks clean and aesthetic rather than random. Also, what are some of the best Spider-Man/Marvel posters you guys have seen, and where can I find good quality 4K images/artwork for printing? Would love some recommendations for both the main 3-piece poster and the smaller ones around it.

Hey guys, I’m planning to decorate my wall with posters and need some ideas. I’m thinking of having 3 big connected posters as the main centerpiece, preferably Spider-Man or Marvel, and then smaller posters around them from games, anime, movies and web series.

I’m not really sure how to arrange them so it looks clean and aesthetic rather than random. Also, what are some of the best Spider-Man/Marvel posters you guys have seen, and where can I find good quality 4K images/artwork for printing? Would love some recommendations for both the main 3-piece poster and the smaller ones around it.

Dual-booting Arch + Windows 11 with separate ESPs for each OS.

Shrank the Windows NTFS partition from the Arch ISO using ntfsresize --size XG then parted resizepart. Created a new ESP + ext4 root in the freed space and installed Arch. Set up GRUB with os-prober, mounting Windows' ESP separately so it could detect Windows. grub-mkconfig found "Windows Boot Manager" fine and both entries show in the GRUB menu.

Selecting Windows from GRUB gives:

Your device ran into a problem and needs to restart.

Stop code: UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME (0xED)

Booted into WinRE, ran chkdsk C: /f /r:

The type of the file system is RAW.

CHKDSK is not available for RAW drives.

diskpart list volume shows the partition as Healthy at 395GB (correct size), but the Fs column shows RAW instead of NTFS.

Hey everyone,im a 2nd year student looking into the DevOps space. So far, I've learned Bash scripting and Git, and I just finished learning Docker. I'm planning to dive into Kubernetes next.

I'm getting some conflicting advice from my friends (who are mostly leaning towards development) are telling me that DevOps is just "the last thing you learn in full-stack development" and that I need to learn backend development first and Is jumping into K8s right after Docker the right move, or should I pick up a CI/CD tool (like GitHub Actions/Jenkins) first?

Would love to get some perspective from people working in the industry. Thanks!

Hey I am an engineering student from India and I just completed my 2nd year. I started learning C++ in my 1st year and did some Codeforces and CodeChef, but honestly I’m not really into competitive programming. I mainly kept doing it because everyone around me was doing it and it felt like the “default” path in CSE.

What I actually enjoy more is Linux, systems, networking, and cybersecurity. I’m pretty comfortable with the Linux CLI (not an expert of course), and I’ve been using Arch Linux as my main OS for a while now. I also know some networking basics and I genuinely enjoy this side of tech much more than grinding DSA problems all day and I am into cyber security.

The problem is that after researching online, I found that cybersecurity fresher jobs in India seem limited, many roles ask for experience, and a lot of people suggest entering cyber only after getting into another role like backend/devops/cloud first.

Now I’m really confused about what I should focus on learning. Should I continue doing DSA just for placements and simultaneously learn backend/cloud/devops?

I don’t mind learning hard things, I just want to choose a path that is realistic for getting a good job while still aligning with my interests. Would really any appreciate advice

Hey I am an engineering student from India and I just completed my 2nd year. I started learning C++ in my 1st year and did some Codeforces and CodeChef, but honestly I’m not really into competitive programming. I mainly kept doing it because everyone around me was doing it and it felt like the “default” path in CSE.

What I actually enjoy more is Linux, systems, networking, and cybersecurity. I’m pretty comfortable with the Linux CLI (not an expert of course), and I’ve been using Arch Linux as my main OS for a while now. I also know some networking basics and I genuinely enjoy this side of tech much more than grinding DSA problems all day and I am into cyber security.

The problem is that after researching online, I found that cybersecurity fresher jobs in India seem limited, many roles ask for experience, and a lot of people suggest entering cyber only after getting into another role like backend/devops/cloud first.

Now I’m really confused about what I should focus on learning. Should I continue doing DSA just for placements and simultaneously learn backend/cloud/devops?

I don’t mind learning hard things, I just want to choose a path that is realistic for getting a good job while still aligning with my interests. Would really any appreciate advice