docomeister

Umm, you saw that community post and got all wound up. That's alright, it'll pass, you just need to accept the disappointment. Btw who listens to christmas albums anyway? And why would anyone need more than one? Didn't like the first one enough? Ehhh, anyway yeah you're right, I'm not very fun at christmas parties

God, now I feel stupid, can't believe I missed that :)) Guess it's because I never figured out how the feature is called. Many thanks!

I absolutely hate this dashboard thingy, it's been added through an update without even asking me several months, maybe a year ago. Not only I can look outside to figure it's currently raining, not only do I not care that the EUR/USD ratio has changed by -0.58% in the last five minutes, but if I accidentally HOVER my cursor over the POS taskbar cluttering item, it will open up a WHOLE NEW DIMENSION of crap I never care to see! I'm sorry Microsoft, these news items have probably close to zero impact on my day to day life, I absolutely don't care what Tesla stocks are worth, and besides, you (1) got my weather location all wrong, (2) I can't read temperature in funny units (that's what the F is for right?), won't be bothered to adapt and look for settings to change to C, because (3) I don't want to see weather info there, or anything else, and I don't see that I am being given an option! And once again, I don't want to adapt, spend time setting it up to match my interests and use it as intended, first of all because I absolutely hate it popping up every single time I hover the cursor over it, and second because I don't want to be spending time at my computer reading news, I waste enough of my time doing it on the phone where everything's already been auto-adjusted by Google. I discovered the send Feedback option at the top right corner of this dashboard and twice I've sent feedback, mentioning it's s#!t (in nicer words I hope) and I want it off, but unsurprisingly, there's never been a reply explaining how to turn this feature off (and I know this is probably not the way to contact MS support about anything at all). TL;DR -- does anyone here know how to disable this 5#3!+? I don't see an immediately apparent way through the GUI, but I'm comfortable using the reg editor if that's what it takes, and will happily do so as long as someone gives me clear directions. Thanks a bunch! <3

That's pretty much the point of this post, I wanted to see if anyone had this experience or knows more about this matter. I don't want to experiment with my brand new 200D and electric fields Atm I won't be buying new lenses, but to be fair, the camera was pretty close to the business (<3m). I don't weld much, and welding has nothing to do with my everyday life, but I might have the opportunity to try again next month. Will keep a safer distance, but I really don't want to fry my camera

Yeh now I remember that's the one! Thanks, now I can find loads of adapters!

Welding film, not wedding film All the filming was done in the same location, in the interval of a couple hours. There were vids that contained welding, which are all corrupt, and some that didn't, which are all fine, and were recorded intermitently, in a mixed order. As I said, the select few vids that contained welding went corrupt, and all the others are fine. It's like the electric field generated by the arc welding messed up the files. It is obvious that the welding itself does stuff to the camera. I'm sort of not surprised, but I'd like to know if this happened to anyone else, if anyone might have an explanation, or if anyone figured a way to film welding scenes. I was actually thinking to mount the camera in a metal cage (think it's supposed to be called a faraday cage in this instance), to see if I can get footage like that. Regarding the SD card formatting, no I never reformatted it to get a "clean slate" and I don't personally believe this matters. But don't quote me on this, I'm not a pro photographer nor an IT specialist to claim that it surely doesn't make a difference, I'm just using my common sense to assume it doesn't make much of a difference

Hi guys, I need help finding out what this mounting standard is called, for googling purposes. Trying to find a tripod mount adapter for either this typical sliding mount for camera attachments or an adapter to the larger screw size that is on the mic in the attached photo (they just couldn't put a standard tripod mounting hole size on it, it seems). Some keywords would be great help, so I can search the adapter on my own, but let me know if you also happen to know exactly what I'm looking for in order to get this mic mounted to my tripod. Thanks, take care!

Been filming with the 200D the other day, and looks like it doesn't like my welding. All the videos that contained welding are corrupt. The others are fine. Any ideas? Happened to you? Could be recovered?

You're a legend thanks for the great explanation

I'm not looking to distill this, lol, as I said, there's a CPU involved

An option would be adding pure ethanol to the mix but then that wouldn't be jager anymore right? So come to think about it, the ethanol would be the first to boil out of the solution? That might work out alright.

That's not bad, though a bit higher than what I was hoping. Might boil some at home if my wife isn't watching, just to test my cooking thermometer. Have to find a CPU with decent enough max temp, I don't think the Athlons are up to the job. Will be using toothpaste as conductor.

Hey I wrote here wondering if anyone *just happens* to know what the boiling temperature of Jagermeister is. I have some experiments in mind involving Jagermeister (because I have some and it's not exactly my favourite beverage) and an old CPU. I was considering to do some maths knowing water and alcohol boiling points, and approximate what it could be, but idk how the 56 plants change the properties of the liquid. As I understood, it doesn't freeze at 0°C, so I'm guessing boiling point must also be somewhere below 100. I don't have any precise thermometer to just go ahead and measure it, but I might give it a shot (lol) with the cooking thermometer, and compare to math results. But meanwhile, let me know if you happen to already have this info.

Consider yourself lucky I guess. As others have said, don't expect to get anything above 4GHz. I stopped there, as the voltage was getting pretty high and couldn't exactly fully stabilize the machine. Was getting good stability in stress tests, except I would sometimes find my machine rebooted after some hours, even if it was left unattended and idling. You can see my full system spec in the sig, as well as the CPU-Z log at the bottom, together with temps and everything. Max temp I've seen was 69°C (noice) in Prime95 stressing, so for all I care, the cooling performance of the H60 is fine. My only problem with it is that its pump is particularly loud and that's a great annoyance for me, so I wouldn't recommend this AIO if you're particularly sensitive to the noise level. My point though, is that you can get pretty much any respectable performance cooler starting at around $50, and it will do a good job, but just don't expect that you will actually be able to take that CPU over 4GHz, regardless what cooling solution you use. Good luck!

Where are you shopping from? Looks like there are a bunch of options here https://www.pcgarage.ro/coolere/filtre/pret-150-pana-la-300/ Let me know how it works out for you once you get to stress your CPU, I might be interested in swapping my noisy H60 for an air cooler...