Panic! at the Kernel

How tags denied me from listening to songs on my Android phone

For quite some time now I’ve been using i3 as my (tiling) window manager of choice. When I just started using it, I’ve coupled it with rxvt-unicode (aka urxvt) only because I noticed many other users of i3 were using it. In a certain point of time after using urxvt, I started to look for an alternative terminal that will be easier to configure and will support copy & paste to and from the clipboard out-of-the-box.

For a very long time I’ve been using Memtest86+ (Memtest86 fork) to test RAM modules. Whether I was overcloking my own PC, debugging blue screens or instabilities, this was my go-to tool. The original Memtest86 was developed by a man named Chris Brady, but was later purchased by PassMark Software, and now being actively developed by them. Memtest86+ on the other hand seems to be abandoned by now, with the latest release date being September 27, 2013.

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