JeffreyEagan

Well I suggest you do your work then
 
We need to know your specs first

No. Most modern power supplies have short-circuit protection. As in, as soon as it detects a short, it flips a switch and shuts itself off. Much like an auto-resetting circuit breaker or a GFCI outlet.

That's because there are images embedded in it loaded from other domains (such as imgur) that were loaded over HTTP rather than HTTPS. The page is still secure, and there is absolutely no risk of anyone obtaining any information that they couldn't already access (ie. just the domain name), but it does mean that an attacker could replace that image on the page, which is why it's flagged as insecure.
There's not much that we can do about it without breaking image hosts that don't support HTTPS.

If the two partitions are part of the same drive, then there is nil risk of losing data when combining the two volumes. Coming from someone who had to shrink a W8.1 install on a 500GB WD Blue to fit on a BX100 250GB SSD, I had to re-expand the partition so Windows had access to all 250GB. Didn't lose any data. The situation is different if you're expanding the partition across multiple physical drives.

Nope! It'll just connect the two areas of the disk into one.

Right-click (C:) and hit "Extend Volume". From there you'll be able to allocate the rest of the unused space that's still on the drive and assign it to the active boot partition.

No. Most modern power supplies have short-circuit protection. As in, as soon as it detects a short, it flips a switch and shuts itself off. Much like an auto-resetting circuit breaker or a GFCI outlet.

Absolutely incredible. There needs to be more builds like this. +10 internet cookies.

French!-oh. I'd say C++ if you can. Java is all VM-based-or-something-like-that. C++ doesn't need any .NET libraries, although it is a LOT more in-depth than normal C variants.

I'd sell the 290 and get an R9 390. You could go 4k on medium/high or 2k on ultra.

Brace, I disagree with your 390x suggestion. The price:performance ratio is just... abhorrent with that card. Compared to the 390, you'd get MAYBE 5%-10% across the board for an extra $100. Op, if you want high-end gaming, I'd go with a 390. It'll allow for a LOT of mods with FO4 that require VRAM space (texture upgrades, high poly mesh items) as well as let you really crank graphics settings with no real impact on performance. Currently I have an XFX R9 390 running VSR 1440p on a 1080p screen. No noticeable performance impacts.

Now you can use the laughing button to say how fucking stupid their post was and how much you laughed at their stupidity.
 
Better than disliking.

"insert ODD" 
"sure, why not OH WHAT HAVE I DONE?!?!?!?"

I want my friggin' dislike button.

I want my friggin' dislike button.

I want my friggin' dislike button.

French!-oh. I'd say C++ if you can. Java is all VM-based-or-something-like-that. C++ doesn't need any .NET libraries, although it is a LOT more in-depth than normal C variants.

What in sam hell is Ziggo.

You need games for windows LIVE.

Could just be some of that QueenDemetria broken english. I get the "close enough" award at times.

And this is why I am failing high school.

I'm on day theme, I don't have this issue.

We have the technology...

ITS SO SMALL OH MY GOD ITS ADORABLE.

ITS SO SMALL OH MY GOD ITS ADORABLE.