LogicalDrm

I agree on the notion. However, since "free speech" and "human rights" or something is commonly used as reasoning on why we shouldn't have right to enforce set rules, thats the counter to that. Freedom of expression laws don't apply. But neither should or in cases even is legal for any company to enforce rules or conditions that would silence or discriminate certain groups.

Yes. Does anyone care? Nope. Private platform and rules visible to anyone who bothers to read. You don't follow rules, we censor.

"near future" does not mean 6 months in LMG timescale. It's more like 1-3 years.

Can you be bit more specific? I looked at 3 latest videos. All have threads linked. As for "posting late", threads are actually made early and stay hidden until release time. At times, LMG staff forgets to set these up properly. This is what you see as delays. Just human errors. WAN Show and other livestreams don't have threads. Neither any sister channels apart from Techlinked.

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Anywhere used stuff is sold at. The reason listing isn't moving can be anything. Like I've contacted 6mo old listings and not got response. So unless site deletes old listings automatically, you will see stuff that's not actually available. Then come other things like price, specs, overall condition, location etc. With expensive and big items like laptop, I personally would prefer f2f sales. If you want to move it quicker, you post price just under the range of equal items. For example, prices for 5g modems in my region was €120-170. My asking price was €120 with €100 as low limit. It was listed for 3 weeks before got sold.

Then again, main channel new intro was fan made So if its good enough, gets positive vibes from community, and creator doesn't ask arm and leg for right to use it, not impossible.

https://shop.nuance.com/store/nuanceus/Custom/pbPage.dragonProINDV-learnMore This is what I saw since I was also seeing that higher price and "volume pack" next to it. Up to 9 users I think. So if you could get others to get same, it would get really cheap really fast.

CPU temps are more connected to processes running than cooling actually. Cooling is there to keep it down when stress is constant. But usually doesn't react to short jumps and spikes. Usually you wouldn't want that either, its referred as "ramping" when cooler reacts to every small jump there is. Those aren't actually issue. Now, you should worry if your pump is making noise or not running properly. Your fans aren't running. Or you CPU is constantly at higher temps. Additionally, you fan profile seems to be set to optimize lower noise over performance. Fans are at 900rpm and pump is at 40%. Also looking at your curve, your CPU is never going to be at 25C. Set more realistic targets and you will get better results.

-> Moved to Programs, Apps and Websites So you are looking for speech recognition software? Because "productivity" is category of products. For example, OneNote falls into that category as it increases productivity. So you need to be more specific about the features you are after if you want recommendations. As for you worry about licenses. There are usually 3 types of licenses. Ones that lock with account (can be both subscription and lifetime), ones that are activated from server and ones that are activated locally (lock into mobo/hardware). Dragon Professional has server activation. So when you activate it, it checks whether license is real and free to be used. According to their support sites, you can free license by uninstalling software while connected to internet. If there would be the case where you PC just dies or gets stolen etc. support can deactivate it for you. I have done that once with another software. Just show them proof of purchase. E: $300 for license is also really hefty price for a student. Not gonna judge you on it. But I recommend you think whether getting dictation software while working on degree is worth it for your studies and future career.

That doesn't matter. We have rules on forums, and this:

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