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Would something like this be good? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/166710548038?epid=4032575920&itmmeta=01HVMAQ7SS3ZN82S3K169S9T56&hash=item26d0b91646:g:1xoAAOSwV6BmGU2u&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA4ClhvygDjb2ga9rlaVXQL0aDCRhEzFeQQIXWtB91JAW1lA105vwgGYv44jG40a%2Beagvbr8Wio5mJ%2BnjY6yVb1DEq2t%2BK7utGfjo6265Bdj%2FA2ZuHxPwqqXEe3L68JqRE57fLSYJ4S%2BjBhSmdLueEHzPR%2BTX7nwVxFEaw4x%2FvctVN1lANrbnyFGF2R%2FFGA9iRcUrQXZwHdJXAwycjsfsiw4ManxAoDNtY1sKskIg5TelsJplffHuf1xO%2BShTCrPIpNzhaaodkOuhjV9%2B%2ByevpIHKQk6we%2Ba8m4VaDRYmbOlHt|tkp%3ABk9SR_783IrdYw

Disappointing game library? The PS3 has some of the greatest games of all time. The Uncharted series. TLOU. Metal Gear Solid 4. GTA5. God of War. Dark/Demon Souls. (I could go on forever).

even if you count AI and inflation?

i have to say it's really an "easy content, but actually did some serious effort" type of feel on this one. aside from the tier list i like the quick "history lesson" that this turns out to be. on that note.. the PS3's rather disappointing game library made me go from PS1 to PS2, to nintendo wii. the wii is also the last console i've bought, despite returning to the game store SEVERAL more years i always ended coming home with a pc game to play on holiday, rather than a new console. on that note, i am slightly disappointed that the switch made it to S tier, but the wii didnt. i still own the wii i bought in 2007, and the balance board i bought in 2008. of ALL the gadgets we have piled up in the attic, the only thing that regularly descends from the heavens for family events is the crusty old wii.. because nothing before it, and nothing after it will capture that "quirky party game" vibe like the wii did. yes the games are incredibly simple, but the simplicity is what makes it so "timelessly fun". i can load up wii fit's ski jump minigame, and no matter the audience, everyone will have a blast. the only huge downside.. is that the "great" wii games are very rare.. with my "top 10" including "achtung wii kurve" - a hacky homebrew port of "achtung die kurve / curve fever", a silly snake-alike flash game, that apparently sorely needed tilt controls to be even more unplayable.

Here's a link to a Tiermaker where you can make your own version of the console tier list.

Going with OctoEverywhere. Turns out there was already an app for that too, I just was dumb enough not to search with right terms

People praise it for a few reasons. 1. In order to master a file to a record, a bunch of compensating mechanisms need to be in place while mastering the track, this creates its own sound signature of sort which some people like. 2. The imperfections add "character" to the sound 3. They're full of it and are acquiescing to peer pressure #1 is actually a somewhat legitimate argument. There's no overblown bass, loudness isn't exaggerated and there's a certain "warmth" to things. These things can all be replicated digitally though. Every modern record as far as I'm aware as made by taking a digital file and then adapting it to vinyl. Every record is literally a digital file that in some sense has been degraded. There's no theoretical way to make it better (more accurate) than digital when it starts as digital as there's a quality loss at each step.

And I live in a country where the buyer risks getting punished, if proven to buy stolen goods at a price so low that one should have known better. Wait, we are both in the Nordics? Are you sure Finnish law doesn't care if you buy a tv at 40% of normal price from a guy who sells goods at a table in the local tavern? In any case, since OP is in the US Finnish or Danish law does not apply, an I'm pretty sure there are laws that punish buying stolen properties, if not in good faith, in the US.

what CPU do you have and which model cooler are you using? The airflow through your case may also be playing a factor. Without that information I can only speculate. Also if you don't mind, if you can take a picture of the inside of your case emphasizing fan placement and orientation.

yeah and GPU is most of the times the highest power draw component, cards that run off of 75W Pcie power, maybe something like GTX 1050 ti or better, 1050 ti is only 30ish % more powerful than your current

Up until 2 months ago or so arc literally couldnt even do vr. As of now the state is it can display vr but it is anything but acceptable. 230 for a 2080 is a bit much really. Any other cards around?

any changes, installs, uninstalls, windows updates the day before?

Okay, that's good to know for when the machine works again, Thanks! (Question: how do I determine a good clockspeed, are there some resources or is it just trial and error?)

What is a whatnot live stream? They do host the WAN show and other livestream on floatplane, yes.

You can change the clock speeds from the CLI which kinda works better as rather than limiting the TDP you reduce the clock speed until its at a more efficient point on the voltage curve. You can then check power consumption by just issuing nvidia-smi without any parameters, or custom output like: nvidia-smi --query-gpu=gpu_bus_id,timestamp,driver_version,pcie.link.gen.current,pcie.link.width.current,temperature.gpu,fan.speed,utilization.gpu,utilization.memory,memory.used,memory.free,clocks.current.graphics,clocks.current.sm,clocks.current.memory,power.draw --format=csv,noheader,nounits I utilise this on my Folding@Home page. Its not as good as on Windows where you can actually change the voltage curve (OC Scanner in Afterburner), but useful none the less.

During the VPN discussion in the most recent WAN show, Linus said VPNs are an important tool in the privacy toolkit. It got me thinking, what else might be in that toolkit, and what new stuff might be coming out to support a truly private virtual presence? My suggestion is a series of videos on the what, why, and how to each of the pieces of a privacy toolkit. For VPNs, looking at what they are, why you might use them, and how to set them up for different use cases. Some other topics might be the TOR browser, some of the intricacies of DNS servers, adblocking, and even things like Meshtastic and LoRa radio devices for decentralized messaging.

It's just an auto memory overclock, nothing particularly special. From my experience with other mobo manufacturer's versions of this, it's either just an XMP that's not guaranteed to work (you could get the same experience if you just looked up a higher rated kit and copied the XMP profile from it) or a memory overclock with timings that only works on the top ~5% of DIMMs and/or CPUs. If you want faster RAM than what your kit is rated for, IMO you should just learn to overclock it yourself rather than rely on these profiles that either aren't much faster than what you'd have at stock or not work and you have no idea how to fix its stability. You'd be surprised. Kits rated at 5600 CL46 are relatively common nowadays for the ultra cheap kits, and they're not XMP. If you really need to save $10-20 on a budget, getting one of those kits is an OK option, and having one of these auto overclock profiles for them is somewhat helpful, though I'd still advise manually overclocking it rather than using one of these presets.

Home Assistant with this add on configured: https://github.com/basnijholt/adaptive-lighting Motion Sensor or something like the Everything Presence Sensor/Aqara FP2 in each room to "follow you" Smart Light bulbs (hue/lifx/something referenced here: https://smarthomesolver.com/reviews/30-smart-light-bulbs-compared/ ) Smart bulbs are ALWAYS going to be way more expensive compared to smart switches, but if you need RGB, that's the best off the shelf solution. Have fun, good luck!

This thread makes me wonder how heat pumps work

My freins suggest me to use Windows 10 lite Because its very fast and best for games .so i download This Windows from this Websitep page https://kmspico-ativador.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/lites.png but i am afraid this page is legit or scammer please review this web ! because i am worry.

tbh i've bought *probably* stolen locked phones off ebay before and used them for parts. it's not my problem, i'm just doing my part to recycle.

I think S tier is a tad high for the Switch. Joycon drift and paid online features paired with sub-par netcode in first party titles bumps it down a letter grade for me.