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Rakanoth

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    Intel i9 9900k
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    Gigabyte Auros Z390 Master
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    G.SKILL Trident Z 3200MHz C14
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    Evga GTX 1080 Ti SC2
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    NZXT S340 Elite
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    WD 1 TB Black + Samsung 850 Evo 2TB SSD
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    Seasonic FOCUS Plus 650W
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    Asus ROG Swift PG279Q IPS 165Hz 1440p + Dell UltraSharp U2719D IPS 60Hz 1440p
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    Nzxt Kraken x62
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    Razer Blackwidow 2013
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    Logitech G502 HERO
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  1. What if you only install a single 3070? What happens then? This "no post" type of problems are very annoying. I had one GPU that would randomly prevent PC from "posting". Can you test it on another mobo?
  2. I was too lazy. I just found this: Source: Wikipedia article about Apple M1, Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_M1
  3. The older Mac Minis used Intel CPUs that were based on x86 architecture. The latest Mac Mini has M1 chip and doesn't have a CPU with x86 architecture. How is the software and operating system compatible with the new chip? I just don't get how this architecture works.
  4. We are working on a multilingual dictionary app that takes definitions from various dictionaries online and presents them to the user. I won't get into the specific details about what this app does it differently than others. The innovative part of the dictionary is its user interface. We believe it is going to be extremely useful to a lot of people. The languages include English to English (as in oxford or cambridge dictionary) as well as English to German, German to English. The problem is that our app will either scrape the definitions from online dictionaries' website (via regex or DOM/xpath/xquery) or receive the definitions from an API and store the definitions. So, the definitions of the terms/word won't be ours. We can "maybe" call them "stolen". What kind of copyright issues if: 1.) we make the project open source and publish it? 2.) we sell it as an app?
  5. A march song glorifying the resistance of Felluce against the occupying US forces: "May God greet the people of Fallujah, all of them brave"
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