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Unfortunately looks like I can't sign up for the event any more as a latecomer, will still fold for the team code though

Unfortunately looks like I can't sign up for the event any more as a latecomer, will still fold for the team code though

Unfortunately looks like I can't sign up for the event any more as a latecomer, will still fold for the team code though

Unfortunately looks like I can't sign up for the event any more as a latecomer, will still fold for the team code though

Unfortunately looks like I can't sign up for the event any more as a latecomer, will still fold for the team code though

Unfortunately looks like I can't sign up for the event any more as a latecomer, will still fold for the team code though

I'm sorry but I'm canceling my OG Floatplane subscription over this. I don't think the response was good enough, and I hope Linus changes his mind and actually addresses this during WAN. It's a very serious topic.

I'm sorry but I'm canceling my OG Floatplane subscription over this. I don't think the response was good enough, and I hope Linus changes his mind and actually addresses this during WAN. It's a very serious topic.

I'm sorry but I'm canceling my OG Floatplane subscription over this. I don't think the response was good enough, and I hope Linus changes his mind and actually addresses this during WAN. It's a very serious topic.

I'm sorry but I'm canceling my OG Floatplane subscription over this. I don't think the response was good enough, and I hope Linus changes his mind and actually addresses this during WAN. It's a very serious topic.

Ultima Underworld 1+2 Syndicate Plus Syndicate Wars are FREE right now on GOG.



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P.S. They're also FREE on Origin right now as well. Here and here and here are the links. Just add them to your library from the webpages. If you try to search for the game from the Origin launcher it may not work since you then get the option to buy them for $0.00 each. The 3 links right here allow you to just add each game to your Origin library. Then you can login to the Origin launcher and install them.

HTTP Protocol over TLS SSL is commonly referred to as SSL but it uses TLS which has added enhancements to security, patched vulnerabilities,added additional hashing, Key exchange, and encryption methods. All of this is used to make web browsing, email, Internet faxing, instant messaging, and voice-over-IP (VoIP) more secure by obscuring and encrypting the Personal Info (PI) or Sensitive Personal Info (SPI) like credit card numbers, usernames and passwords, address, social security numbers, images, text, and even data files being transmitted.  
 
Any Tab in your browser with https:// in it is using SSL/TLS (probably SSL/TLS 1.2). Skype is using it to keep your conversations and texts private. Google is using it to keep the data transmitted to your Google drive and any appointments set up on your calender secure while being transmitted to and from them. Ubisoft is definitely using it. (see my comment about https://) Your home router is using it to protect the configuration data you send to it and the responses it sends back to your computer (Which you posted the picture of here. It's most likely using https://192.168.1.1.) It's difficult to tell which application could be using all the data because it is obscured and encrypted by the time it gets to the router. 
 
With a packet analyzer (exempli gratia Wireshark) you might be able to tell using the unencrypted DNS requests and subsequent packets destined for those IPs if you can determine the destination IP and who it belongs to.  

I think he is talking about the fan he put under the graphics card.

That is true, but it shouldn't be throttling at idle.

Have you checked if the cooler is mounted properly and that the thermal paste is sufficient?

A UPS?

Yes. It will.

yes

You hit agree, I hit funny

You hit agree, I hit funny

Why not altcoins? Bitcoin mining (with GPUs) is a bad idea these days. 

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I didn't think there was any doubt of EPYC being very similar to threadripper... the devil is in the details. There may be features that only make sense in a server environment and that x399 motherboards don't support. I don't really see why you'd want an EPYC cpu on an x399 motherboard, if you're in the market for 2000$ server chips then 200$ extra for a server motherboard that supports all the features you're paying for isn't going to make a difference.

That's if AMD doesn't make X499 first

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