Mr.Humble

Linus mentioned in this WAN show that his wife is testing one of the early prototypes of the smaller backpack without any pockets , and afterwards they will make another prototype:
 

Hi, I'm sure it was asked before but can't find any specific topic right away. Sorry about that.
 
Will you/have you considered making a smaller version of the LTT backpack?
Say something designed for a 14" laptop/11" iPad?

Something similar to this for exxample? https://www.amazon.sa/-/en/Delsey-Unisex-Dailys-Luggage-2030612_noir/dp/B07NC71FQT

Is there something in the works for someone who wants to upgrade in the ~20L size?
 
Best,
Vojta

Hi, I'm sure it was asked before but can't find any specific topic right away. Sorry about that.
 
Will you/have you considered making a smaller version of the LTT backpack?
Say something designed for a 14" laptop/11" iPad?

Something similar to this for exxample? https://www.amazon.sa/-/en/Delsey-Unisex-Dailys-Luggage-2030612_noir/dp/B07NC71FQT

Is there something in the works for someone who wants to upgrade in the ~20L size?
 
Best,
Vojta

Meanwhile people in Europe:

Meanwhile people in Europe:

That's a tough one. I've always been on a 2 year contract/upgrade cycle so I've never really looked into anything else. I know you can get 1 year but I am not sure if they offer shorter contract periods. Looking at their ToS it seems like you can get a contract for any length of time but I am not 100% on that. I'll attach the ToS for you. Section 17 seems to cover contract periods. I would probably email or call them to confirm though.
Bell_Terms_of_Service.pdf

I tried both before settling on the AirPods Pro. If you want accuracy/neutrality, they’re the obvious choice. The Sony model is fun to listen to in its own way but they’re anything but neutral or accurate.
 
AirPods Pro are also waaaaay more comfortable due to the vents that let your ears breathe and prevent the air cabin effect with ANC.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diMlMkrwsKQ
 
This CNET review pretty much compares everything between the two. It's hard to get an anecdote from people because they'd have to at least maybe tried both. TLDW: Apple on apple devices work more smoothly obviously. There is a whole ldac vs aac on iphone debate, but most cases they seem to be very similar. Is apple nerfing other headphones for preference for their own, absolutely, even if it might be subtle, There's only so much you can cram pack into small earbuds before software has to take over and just general fit and features.

You know whats best about it? Last year my parents did another reconstruction, this time I hounded them about it for long enough that they got wired ethernet to all the necessary places. Well now it's really REALLY F%/*ING helpful since I moved away for uni a year before that.

holy cow it's October already, and I totally forgot Folding month is a thing. Damnit.

holy cow it's October already, and I totally forgot Folding month is a thing. Damnit.

Yeah I hear you but last year I literally almost cooked my GPU during the rush. I'll probably join in anyway but not having to compete in leaderboards might lend some more stability to my system  

holy cow it's October already, and I totally forgot Folding month is a thing. Damnit.

Just fired it back up for it

Hacking is most misused term in tech world. Its origins is not illegal activity, and it currently doesn't mean automatically illegal activity. It means tinkering and configuring devices to do what you want them to do. For example installing Linux OS to PS3 is hacking. Cracking is correct term for illegal activity. So like with torrenting, context matters.
 
@Cargamer1346YT from moderators point of view, this is fine.

Honestly, it was a time zone constraint. We'll be airing this video Q&A on WAN Show.

The process is called "cloning", and basically is a straight copy from one drive to another. It's useful to do if you don't want the hassle of reinstalling everything. Several programs exist to do the job.
My personal favourite is "Minitool Partition Wizard", and it has worked fine for me. As you are in a laptop situation, you'll need a USB 3 external enclosure / adapter or dock to connect the new drive to the system while it clones.
Once the cloning process is done, shut the laptop down, swap the drives, boot into the BIOS to make sure the drive shows up, then Windows should automatically boot from the new drive.
Keep the old drive on standby for a few weeks, to make sure that everything came over okay, then you can reformat the old drive, put it into an enclosure and use it as a portable drive.
The Techquickie Video below explains.
 

I wonder all the time why/how you crazy guys have so many GPUs laying around.

It's fine. You can get faster if it's priced reasonably but 3200 is enough.

Fresh install is what I always recommend

I'd suggest that most kids under 14 (and yes, contract law varies per country) have their parents permission.
 
Underwear? Maybe not. Bathing suits? Depends on the context. There's nothing inherently sexual about a kid in a bathing suit (unless it's an overly sexual design).
 
Context is important, and I have no idea what videos you saw (nor, frankly, do I want to).
 
If you yourself feel it's inappropriate, simply report the video.

Dark Rock 4 or Noctua NH-U12S will do the job.

well, turns out it was most likely some sort of BTS fuckery, as now the transfer between the NUC and the server works at 1Gbit, but the other PC only does 100Mbit. Tested the transfer with my own laptop and it worked at 1Gbit to server and NUC, which is what I need the most.
 
The router, however, is apparently dying, as it spontaneously factory reset itself 5 times in the last 2 days, so I was more focused on getting internet to work at all  It has been replaced with an ASUS DSL-AC55U

Yes it does, but you have to have at least 7 disks for double disk parity to be offered.