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If you tilt the can upside down and spray it, the stuff comes out as a liquid but it's basically like liquid nitrogen, so it'll evaporate quickly. It's also inert so it's not going to run any electronics (unless it condensates the air around them)

This actually looks kind of cool. If NMS gets discounted a bit I might just give it a chance.

When you hear about NMS in 2017
 

Answers from 18 year IT veteran.
 
1: Biggest issue today is data security which is something every discipline of IT can do something about.
2: As a current employer I need people that can just simply think and take initiative w/o having to be micro managed.  That is the most important quality I look for.  Otherwise any IT discipline can make good pay and it'll depend on the area/market you are looking for a job.  The key is to learn and move on to another job to keep learning.  If you are at a job doing the same thing your career is going to suffer big time.  My average was about 3 years per job which drove my wife crazy.  Its also where you'll get the big jumps in pay.
3: I would say that web designers pretty much have died out [IMHO and as I started my IT career as one] and you shouldn't spend time with that.
4:  A degree is no guarantee as I look for people who have solid real world experience and can perform under pressure, no degree can provide that.  New college grads would say in an interview...  "Well we did some labs to simulate that".  It'll also depend on the college you get the degree from.  ie a degree from MIT would probboaly be better than most.
5: Documentation will always plague you but can save your a$$ if it hits the fan.
 
GL
 
 

This is the best I could find. $550, but not too shitty. Convince him to build it if you can. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883227691&ignorebbr=1

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/Nwq2bj
A cheap Windows key is about $20 USD from Kinguin or the likes.

No, no, no. The human doesn't sync with your monitor. Our eyes can't be just a single set of FPS, like 60 or 144. Our eyes are unique, and every one is different.

So how long until Samsung HQ explodes. 

https://www.humblebundle.com/store/dirt-3-complete-edition-free-game
 

You can't really compare the two cards, because they're from different generations. COmparing stats on a video card really only works with the same-gen cards.

I always found it funny when people think your a genious for doing the most basic things like installing ram or a graphics card.
Friend:"I got a new graphics card but my mom wont take me to bestbuy so they can install it."
Me:"Ill do it for free"
*installs*
Friend:"HOLY CRAP YOUR BRILLIANT YOU SHOULDNT EVEN BE IN HIGHSCHOOL"

Because the screens in theaters are 21:9. You can see when the ads end how the screen becomes wider. The ads are 16:9 while the movie is 21:9.

Might seem silly but make sure the switch on the PSU is on.

Might seem silly but make sure the switch on the PSU is on.

80 billion? you could buy 5 macbook pros with that..

here are some thing to review or make video about
 
Portal router
its kick starter was beyond success. asked for $160,000 got $800,000 instead
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/portalwifi/portal-turbocharged-wifi
https://portalwifi.com/
 
Military watches 
https://www.nitewatches.com/us/?gclid=CjwKEAjw-abABRDquOTJi8qdojwSJABt1S1OFgzd0WrmGmMbpcrJS-qc4VHM4qN5q8NyuMoAj_j4sBoCBcfw_wcB
https://www.specialopswatch.com/products-page/?gclid=CjwKEAjw-abABRDquOTJi8qdojwSJABt1S1Oq_38Xw3HYTyrXKk2CarPSsiO1sVhdjwEONufDZQLLxoCSyTw_wcB\

Turris router
https://www.turris.cz/en/
 
Recharble compressed air
http://www.canlessair.com/?a=adw-ca&gclid=CjwKEAjw-abABRDquOTJi8qdojwSJABt1S1OcUnQGtoS4gBIGLdwAlWx_ymRA18N536Y6SbIA4B_IhoCZ_bw_wcB
 
DIY keyboard
DIY drone
 

1. Define needs
2. Determine budget
3. Research research research
4. Draft a build
5. More research
6. Update draft.
7. Research research research
8. Order parts in most cost efficient way.
9. Wait impatiently
10. Build!

Nice try FBI. 

that's ECC Registered RAM - if your CPU and mobo doesn't have support for it, it's useless to you

Hey guys. I am trying to see if my problem is actually a problem, and am wanting as many of you as possible to take this survey to let me know if you think outlets that do not properly hold plugs in are an issue worth investigating for my engineering project. Thanks for all the help. And if you want to say anything else about it on here, feel free. Thanks again, I appreciate all the feedback I can get.
 
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf27bMjTo_9Hdrka839VaHCSz5FYLTuakDR_mhfhrS9Wf_kWA/viewform

Buy an OS cheaper from https://www.reddit.com/r/microsoftsoftwareswap (Buy from a mod if you can)
With the extra saved money I would get an SSD, or spend a bit on the GPU.
Btw I recommend the D5 model over the windforce OC model 

In most cases, the only thing that matters is the generation. Generation is DDR3 or DDR4.

Memory speed in Megahertz is the number after that, i.e. 2400, 3000, wtv. That matters only if you buy higher speed RAM. Some motherboards don't support higher speeds. In most cases, higher speeds are pointless.

Then there is timings. That's usually displayed as 7-7-7-21 or something similar. These also generally don't matter and only matter when overclocking (essentially). 

Then there is voltages. There is low voltage RAM and regular voltage RAM. Low voltage only works in some motherboards IIRC. Again, it only matters if you intend to overclock or found some nice deal on low voltage RAM.

Lastly, there is RAM capacity. Only some motherboards support higher capacities, but all motherboards support capacities the average user or gamer would need like 8-16GB. Usually capacities higher than that are unnecessary for most people and some motherboards only support 32GB instead of 64GB or 128GB (more than most people need at this time).

There is dual channel vs quad channel. Dual means it is essentially able to access two RAM sticks at once. Thus, doubling their speed (like RAID 0). Quad means it can do the same, but for four sticks, so quadrupling (4x) their speed. Generally, most people won't notice the difference. RAM sticks aren't sold as compatible for different channel types though so it doesn't really matter when considering RAM choices. 

Thats a real difficult question where the theoretical answer is not always applying to the reality and also depends on size of area needed to cool. So sorry to say, but this an overall not usable question for you. You can better ask what is a decent aircooler for a decent price that fits by my requirements and needs. One of the very best coolers currently on the market is the Scythe Fuma: trading blows with the top air coolers like from Noctua, but at a very good pricepoint and also sillent operation at these results.

I don't understand how longer heat pipes would ever be an advantage other than allowing easier ram clearance. More heat pipes, however, is pretty much always better assuming they are good quality heat pipes not some Chinese crap.

In that case the Scythe Fuma at a bit over $50 is a good bet. Otherwise the good old Hyper 212 EVO.