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Oh I Upgraded in January but I haven't updated my signature until I write the blog (and I've bene really slow on that) Personally the only thing I'd change is switching out the surge protector for a UPS. Admittedly more expensive, but it protects your PC from blackouts / brown outs, and "smart" ones can safely shut down your pc if the battery runs out so you don't end up with any corrupt files or data.

(this is the last one i swear)

This is a bit over budget at $125, but this is what I have at work: https://www.amazon.com/Mount-Monitor-Adjustable-Displays-MI-2753/dp/B06X9D7JWP Currently holding a 27" 4k monitor in the middle and two 22-23" 1080P monitors on either side. Has a wide range of height adjustments (good for me because I sit tall at my desk) Highly recommend

Who are we to tell dogs that they're incorrectly using their bed? Body and head fully in donut shape? Correct. Rest only the head on the edge? Correct? Laying right next to it barely touching it? Also correct.

Summary -This is Not an April Fools Joke- AT&T, one of the Big Three Cellular Network providers as well as internet to millions of Americans, announced that a dark web database was released containing 7.3M active AT&T users and 65M inactive users. Most concerning is the leak of Social Security numbers and dates of birth. Quotes My thoughts First AT&T had the major service outage, and now a massive breach of personal data. While the data is speculated to be from 2021, it is unknown how far back the data extends, so customers who switched form AT&T back in 2018 (Hi, hello, its me) could still be affected. Admittedly I was part of a family plan so my SSN should be safe(r). As a reminder, using both a 2FA app like Google Authenticator as well as a Password manager are some of the best ways you can protect yourself in the digital world we now live in, which feels almost inevitable that our data will be at some point compromised. Sources https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/att-data-breach-leaked-millions-customers-information-online-108697485 https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/30/tech/att-data-leak/index.html https://gizmodo.com/att-data-breach-hack-73-million-current-old-customers-1851378110

Me too dude

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MegaPro is the OEM of the screw driver. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004VJY1EC However neither Megapro nor the LTT use any kind of fluid lubrication, as you can see in this torture test / destruction disassembly So adding fluid to the screw driver is unnecessary for operation and probably not recommended

Most top cutouts are standard size. Even if they're not, typically the "filter" part is only useful if your top fans are intake (a rare orientation) If they're exhaust, dust wont enter through that section of the case and if there's no fans at all, it's probably best to just used a closed panel entirely.

The PB600 was designed for silence first and airflow third. If you pull off your front panel instead of your side panel, how does that affect temperatures? I'd imagine similar to having the side panel off.

I mean, all of the current and previous gen pros became pro's on 144hz monitors. It's not like 280 or 360 has existed for over 10 years (more like 5) I think you'd need to work on getting good enough first that your hardware is your limiting factor for getting better