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but that makes no sense! WHY WOULD A LEFTISTS EVERY DO HARM TO OTHER LEFTISTS REEEE

if anybody calls you and says "can you hear me?" then be worried... don't say yes to stuff like that imo
 
also watch your credit cards for changes.
 
bc in court they have a recording of you saying "yes." 

Can't use the word automatic when referring to California. I hear it's illegal, so no one can use it...
 
Except for prints and lack of him powder on the shooting game. And probably security cameras.

By the sound of it the woman had shot her boyfriend (google employee) and two other women.
 
I highly doubt this has anything to do with YouTube's recent censorship of firearm related channels/videos.

More likely to be an employee. They have keycards and guards and auto locking doors that would make it hard to get in there if you didn't work there.

Could you at least explain what's wrong with it and why it's broken according to.him

he at least should be told why his account was terminated ffs.

i mean.  from a business standpoint it makes sense.  each household gets one prime membership.  Netflix doesnt care because they have market saturation.
 
you are getting mad because you got caught abusing the system.

$100 and either charge for any help thereafter or explain that you're not responsible for every problem they have with it in the future. 
 
From my experience, helping family, friends, neighbours etc. with computers sucks because they then end up coming to you for every little issue, acting like it's your fault. Because of that I pretty much only help with computers that are actually in the house unless it's a simple problem. For friends, I mostly point them in the right direction if it's something they can do themselves rather than doing it for them.

Why not just google it?

Does this mean I'm still a moderator for Linus tech tips if there's no more Linus to make tech tips?

not enough RGB/10

You can always create a 30 day free Amazon prime membership to get the parts a little bit faster. Not sure about Amazons prices though.

AMD's Bulldozer based APUs are extremely cheap, and basically replaced low end Bulldozer CPUs.

How much storage do you need, and do you require any kind of redundancy?

IF you use TeraCopy, it will let you look at which files (if any) fail to transfer, and give you options for trying again.

You may look at the used market for equipment to learn on, as its going to be better supported.
 
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA5HA6YT6967&cm_re=dell_optiplex-_-9SIA5HA6YT6967-_-Product

$400 for a GTX 1070? You already have that? cuz that's GTX 1060 6GB money right now. 1070s were $400, but that was back when mining crypto currency isnt a thing with graphics cards.
 
Change the PSU to this one.https://pcpartpicker.com/product/KmgzK8/seasonic-focus-gold-550w-80-gold-certified-semi-modular-atx-power-supply-ssr-550fm
The one you picked is quite outdated as it is a group regulated unit. This build wont use more than 300w anyway, but I picked a 550w rather than a 450w because those somehow cost more (modular cables are a must though)

I'd call it WhonnockButItWerks

Nah, save that for secure storage. No unauthorized access!

A lot of people have the misconception that a server is a big ol' loud, heavy, massive, beast running dual CPUs, a hundred gigs of ram and ten zillion hard drives. While it would be neat to have a data center straight out of Google it is not necessary. A server is simply a computer that provides data and services to other computers on networks. A NAS is just one flavor of server that exists. They don't really need a ton of power to run well either. Even using a service like Plex where transcoding is done on the fly by the box it runs on, if you're not running multiple streams being transcoded at once running a server that consumes several hundred watts even at idle doesn't really make much sense.
 
Now if you want to get into enterprise grade server stuff by all means go for it! Generally that stuff has a lot of compute power for the dollar and are designed to run 24/7/365. I'm not trying to talk you out of it. But please take it from someone that has recently gotten into old server stuff, getting exactly what you want will be ludicrously difficult if you don't know exactly what you're doing. There are got-chas all OVER the place with this stuff. People that have been into the enterprise stuff for years will not understand that a new guy won't know that an Intel servraid 8k raid card from an X3650 7979 server can't support drives over 2TB. Which means you would have to get out your wallet to buy another raid card... then find out that unless you can install that raid card into the riser card above the old raid card you'll need a 1 meter sas cable. Oh and if you want to run the new raid card in HBA make sure you didn't buy the LSI megaraid 9260 8i card because it doesn't support it. All this to say that especially since you're on a budget you don't want to end up with a giant proprietary paperweight you can't use and have a heck of a time trying to sell...or in so deep you can't sell it.
 
If you want my opinion... That budget is tight for any enterprise grade hardware really worth plugging into the wall. Even an off the shelf NAS with multiple disk support may be a bit too rich for that budget. What you could do for now is to find a good working second hand computer locally that is maybe a few years old. If it doesn't already come with an OS, you could install a free Linux based OS on it and run something like Plex to access your media where ever you want.

Thank you everyone for your help.  I ended up with HP ProLiant DL380 G5 for $138.50 AUD. I will eventually replace the duel core xeons with quad core ones which when done any of you are welcome to the duel cores for free.  I just need to know now if freeNAS will make use of xeons.  Thanks

If two or more Wi-fi networks in the same area are talking on the same channel, it's harder for the computers on the network to communicate. It's like a radio, if everyone talks on the same channel, it's hard to hear the person you really want to hear and it's hard for them to hear you.