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thank you good sir

yes on the phillips. didnt think of a wrench (ditzed out atm) thanks ill try that yeah that worked. had to use a wrench and flathead combo

btw i have 2 ifixit screwdriver sets is it a different head than phillips?

Here are pics, but its not like a NZXT or Corsair bracket...I tried using my thumbs but it wasn't having it. Phillips didn't work, help me out, please, ladies and gents?

Yea they didn't help because its not the X62.....

You know those plastic rings that go around the cooler head to hold the bracket in place? On my Corsair H110 I don't need one but I lost these rings on my Krakens....any idea where I can find them for cheap

I find it annoying that I can link Steam, Xbox Live, Twitch, Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, but not PSN... I feel like there's gotta be a way.

I think it didn't go off as well as they (Vessel) expected.

Forgot Amazon owns Twitch. That is probably the closest thing with widespread use.

One could do that, but let's be honest...Vimeo sucks. lol I'm surprised companies like Amazon, Facebook, or some other huge ass company hasn't tried to make a competitor. Besides Vimeo and Dailymotion I can't think of any platform that's even tried to compete. Facebook has FB video but it's not really competing since it has to be used on FB.

Well maybe saying there is NO other platform isn't quite correct, but let's be honest...there's no other platform with the same userbase. Even if Vimeo and Dailymotion had the same monetization rates, w/o the userbase it just isn't going to be profitable. Since those platforms aren't as big as YT it's likely the monetization isn't anywhere near what one could acquire on YT

The reason I brought it up in the first place is I was reading some FB thread about the YouTube murder thing and although I didn't really follow each post I saw someone mention that they would probably leave YouTube for another platform. I guess he ran a YT channel but my point to him was there really isn't another platform and I briefly thought of Vessel and how it was probably the best alternative I'd seen, albeit only if you followed multiple large creators.

thanks...brain fart

I was about to mention this service, even though it's dead, to someone but can't remember the name. It was 2.99 a month. Someone will know...