Hiitchy

Locked.
 
Not something we're going to help with.

"Make sure it's powerful enough" and "It might be too low wattage" are not scare mongering. That would be "your house will burn down" or "it will blow up your PC"
 
Additionally his statements are accurate, if a unit doesn't have enough cables to begin with then it's probably a low quality unit. If a $20 CX 450 watt PSU has more cables than a 700 watt PSU then you have a problem and should steer clear of that 700 watt PSU at all costs.

Being cautions and encouraging people to double check is scare mongering?

Let’s find out what they have to say:
 
@FBI your time to shine

Let’s find out what they have to say:
 
@FBI your time to shine

Let’s find out what they have to say:
 
@FBI your time to shine

Of course the sensor is made by Synaptics - we covered this in our video about the prototype for this phone back at CES. 
 
It does take development to integrate a new technology into a real product though. 

You may want to get in contact with Puget systems and see if they can help design something that will fit your needs.

Let’s find out what they have to say:
 
@FBI your time to shine

Theft of service is if you go to your neighbours house and break their demarc line and run it into your house. You’re still in your house and you’re providing access to service you pay for around your house.

Theft of service is if you go to your neighbours house and break their demarc line and run it into your house. You’re still in your house and you’re providing access to service you pay for around your house.

This sounds like a Cat fight waiting to happen.

You may want to get in contact with Puget systems and see if they can help design something that will fit your needs.

loll love how they call the 212 a "stage 1" cooler upgrade
 
NFS : 'STREME COOLING

for when you overclock your raspberry pi lol

EXTREME COOLING!!!!!
*Gives customer a naked chip and a can of air*

4th dimensionally checkmate

Apart from Yahoo, who seem to have a breach every other day, the larger tech companies including Facebook (they let others access the data), Twitter. Google and Apple seem to take their security rather seriously with no known breaches in a while. Hopefully this trend will spread to other corporations (looking at you Equifax). 

Oh no millions of bots have their passwords exposed 

only compatible with the TR4B350Z370Z490X socket

The difference between an excuse and a reason is accountability. Kudos to them.

Next thing you know chipsets will follow close behind Nvidia's lineup.
 
I present to you, the Z1180T.

As long as you’re not buying them from Wish, or any site like that for the matter, you’ll be fine. Always check the buyer reviews and ratings if you’re going third party. If they are being fulfilled by the main company (Sometimes Amazon helps fulfill orders) then you’d definitely be good to go. They’re also really good with return policies.

i cant remembear anything

Original article from the Verge - https://www.theverge.com/2018/5/3/17304842/nasa-insight-mission-mars-lander-quakes-seismology
 
 
So on Saturday ( in the US atleast ) NASA plans to launch it InSight space craft to Mars, unlike previous rovers this new machine will not be studying whats on the ground but whats under it 
 
 
The " Lander " will be searching for Mars quakes, Mars equivalent to a Earth quake 
 
 
This lander is a redo of the Viking which NASA launched in the 70's however the device wasn't sensitive enough pick up these Mars-quakes and could only pick up the wind blowing on Mars, contrary this new device is so sensitive it can only pick up signals in a complete vacuum.  
 
Launch info
It will be on a Atlas V rocket, it is set to launch on 7:05 ET from Vandenburg Airforce base, then it will travel 6 and 1/2 months to Mars and should arrive on November 26th 

yeah should be fine. you can either use that header for a fan or for a pump, tough i think you would need to change something in the BIOS to set it to pump mode.