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Alir got a reaction from GreenManPerhaps in Are motherboard boxes supposed to be sealed?
Also it's the only way I can be sure that Amazon do not sell used products as new.
They do that sometimes, gets really annoying
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Alir got a reaction from Fasauceome in Can a motherboard only fail when you insert more RAM?
Yes.
The Memtest and other stress test software do run. Sometimes for up to or even an hour.
But as I have said, the PC does randomly and spontaneously freeze for no reason. Event Viewer does not return an error at all and just says my PC was shutdown unexpectedly when the freeze happens.
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Alir reacted to RobbinM in HDD SMART variable was FAILING but is now OK after writing 0s to it
Is your answer in here possibly?
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Alir got a reaction from kolliochio in HDD disconnects like mad in Windows 10
Okay so I've now noticed the drive disconnecting in Linux as well. When I scan with badblocks, it pops up an endless amount of errors. When I check the log, it seems to be registering error locations from 1-"infinite". So it looks like there could be a bug there. Don't know. Am scanning with MiniTool Partition Wizard in Windows now.
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Alir reacted to Fasauceome in Sleeper PC build
I love how hideous that is. Does it fit ATX components?
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Alir got a reaction from 8uhbbhu8 in Cheap Pokemon game for newbies
I forgot to make clear, this is on a 3ds xl.
Was Pikachu that bad/annoying?
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Alir got a reaction from kolliochio in HDD disconnects like mad in Windows 10
Man with all this installing and uninstalling, I'm glad I backed up C: in Linux lol
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Alir got a reaction from kolliochio in HDD disconnects like mad in Windows 10
MSI Z97M (MS-7919), as it shows up in CPU-Z
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Alir got a reaction from kolliochio in HDD disconnects like mad in Windows 10
I will try this. I'll uninstall the driver completely, disable hotswapping and reboot. See if it disconnects.
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Alir got a reaction from kolliochio in HDD disconnects like mad in Windows 10
no worries. I worded it badly
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Alir got a reaction from kolliochio in HDD disconnects like mad in Windows 10
The Intel software says "platform is not supported" lel
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Alir reacted to Princess Luna in Most Secure OS
Isn't Windows 10 safe enough for domestic usage any ways? Sometimes I do feel people may go too far on their need for data safety...
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Alir got a reaction from geo3 in Obnoxious Youtube Thumbnails Over Videos
Near the end of Youtube videos, there are almost always large obnoxious buttons which block the rest of the video. Whose dumb idea was it to implement these? Anyone know a way to get rid of them?
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Alir got a reaction from Beef Boss in Most secure and anonymous Linux Distro?
That Windoze comment was 1001% sarcasm
btw I looked into Qubes-OS and it's amazing! I've been doing that kind of stuff with VMs on Mint for ages (different VMs for different things - no firewall VMs or Tor or anything fancy like that). Didn't know there was a distro dedicated to VM management like that! I suspect I will be switching over to Qubes in the coming weeks, if I find the time and if it all works well on my hardware.
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Alir got a reaction from Beef Boss in (PEST CONTROL HATES HIM!!) Dealing with keyboard insects
You eat the keyboard? That's intense.
Would 99% Isopropyl alcohol clean off mould?
Also what would you do if you did find 1 mould mite? I'm not sure if Mould Mites wander off randomly like ants so can't be sure if there is mite food on my keyboard.
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Alir got a reaction from Froody129 in (PEST CONTROL HATES HIM!!) Dealing with keyboard insects
You eat the keyboard? That's intense.
Would 99% Isopropyl alcohol clean off mould?
Also what would you do if you did find 1 mould mite? I'm not sure if Mould Mites wander off randomly like ants so can't be sure if there is mite food on my keyboard.
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Alir got a reaction from Beef Boss in Most secure and anonymous Linux Distro?
I like Windows. It has good secure private feature buttons as well as browsers giving incognito. Bitlocker encryption is also stupendous at keeping your data stable.
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Alir reacted to myselfolli in Javascript
function findMinMax(numbers){ var min = numbers[0]; var max = numbers[0]; for (var i = 0; i < numbers.length; i++){ if (numbers[i] > max){ max = numbers[i]; } if (numbers[i] < min){ min = numbers[i]; } } return [min, max]; } There ya go
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Alir got a reaction from myselfolli in Javascript
I haven't coded JS in months. Just for your effort in not posting a generic request for help, I have given you 'some code' below. DON'T LOOK AT IT IF YOU HAVEN'T EVEN ATTEMPTED THE TASK. I say that for your sake. You won't learn anything that way and it won't be of any benefit to you. If you're completing this task because you need experience with loops, this is a perfect opportunity for you to learn, without looking at the answer
https://jsfiddle.net/eq2wxosu/
I haven't tested to see if it works. I'll leave that up to you. I have intentionally made mistakes.
If you need a decent web development course, check this out:
https://www.udemy.com/the-complete-web-developer-course-2/
Udemy often puts their courses on sale at £10. This course is a bargain at that price. You get free website hosting for a year - costs over £100 if you were to pay for it
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Alir reacted to Nipplemilk909 in Javascript
Example:
console.log(findMinMax([1,4,-5,-4,30,2])); //result should be [-5, 30]
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Alir reacted to Nipplemilk909 in Javascript
create a javascript function called findMinMax. This function should take an array of numbers and return an array with two numbers which are the min and max values of the array that was passed in. Log the returned value to the console.Do NOT use the array sort method or any pre-written min and max javascript functions. You also do not need to write your own sort method to solve this problem unless you want too. It can be solved without sorting the array.