Curious Pineapple

If they were active converters then it may work, depends on the quality of the ADC's and DAC's.

If you delay buying because the next one is just a year away, you'll never buy anything

Just use the MX lid you have, if you're going fast enough for wind to be a problem then you likely won't be going that fast for very long

You can't include your own web browser, that's levering your market share! Oh, how do we download a web browser again?

Maybe buy one of them arcade machines that has laptops hanging from hooks. Make them work for their damn hardware!

If she did, she may die!

INB4 thread locked

Looks like a capacitor or resistor array from the pictures, you'll never solder one of them back on. If you can some how find out what part it is and send it to louis@rossmanngroup.com with 2 s's and 2 t's he may be able to do the reflow job but if you've caused further damage then it's dead. The problem is it's not a PCB mounted part but it's on the GPU itself, and that part is assmbled by nVidia so no chance of finding a board schematic and working out what it is from that.

Read my post a few above yours I retired my tinfoil hat years ago anyway, now it's a lead lined ex-milliraty helmet for maximum mind control blocking power.

I tried to get some useful information out of some brainless "5G activist" who was insistant that higher frequencies are more harmfull. I never did get to pointing out that visible light is just a very high frequency electromagnetic wave and that it only gets harmful at the ultraviolet end of the spectrum.

How long before everyone dies becuase 5G is only here to kill us all?

Time to break out the long wave radio to send my brother memes. He only lives 2 miles away but better be safe than sorry eh.

That extra word "essential" makes all the difference

Not always true, I douby a DIY nuclear reactor is in the best interests of anyone

Maybe when I am looking through a 16 page forum thread full of engine swap images I'd like to just be able to whizz up and down without trying to remember what page the details of the spigot bush were on

Remote control? I thought people were too damn lazy to bother and just shout commands at the idiot box these days.

In the same way choosing a Caterham over a Fiesta is more secure as more Fiestas are stolen per year.

Exactly, there is hundreds of millions of Android based devices out there. Some are plug and forget devices like TV sticks, kids tablets, set-top boxes and random home devices. Many may be old versions of Android so whilst the rather long list of vulnerabilities may be accurate, how many are for old versions that are no longer supported, but included as the OS is still in use? Many Android users also root their devices so that suddenly opens the floodgates to security issues, many will be a non-issue on standard locked-down hardware.

There's also several times more Android devices out there than iOS, then there's the Android based OS's which don't get advertised or branded as Android.

Qemu can emulate hardware, I believe it was used with WINE to run x86 Windows applications on a pi, slow as hell though.

It seems keeping iOS emulation limited to Apple machines hasn't done much for security eh

It was done with monkeys a few years ago, well controlling a robotic arm following amputation. The brain is highly adaptive so it may be possible to learn to control extra appendages.

A gun that erases whatever it is fired at from history.

Were you paying them with proper money, or that Scottish stuff with funny pictures on it? May make the difference you know

I have dual Xeons on a single 8-pin EPS, you'll be fine without the extra 4