keskparane

Just enjoy your PC.

Just enjoy your PC.

Have you double checked all power supply cables are connected? In particular the CPU power connector.

It's been proven time and time again that consumers don't care, even when caring is in their best interest. Your average consumer is uninformed about market conditions and neither knows nor cares enough to see the long term negative effects of their purchase. That's literally the whole reason why consumer protection laws exist in the first place. The "vote with your wallet" idea is fine in theory but completely broken in practice.

iterate through the first array and save the elapsed time sums to a new object with their id
iterate through the second array and save the project ids to a new object with the corresponding elapsed time
you now have an object that can access elapsed times by project id

Not gonna lie I thought this was a delete system32 thread.  I'm disappointed.

Hyper-V kept NIC management is a mare IMO. It would randomly create new virtual NICs leaving the old ones unused on my system. I went for VMPlayer

Looks good. I normally don't go for clear sides and LED's but yours is nicely understated.

I control my PC anywhere with windows rdp

FYI right now I'm watching Netflix on 3440 x 1440 while writing this on 2560 x 1440.
Other specs
CPU: i7-8700
RAM: 2 x 8GB Hyper X Savage 2666Mz.
SSD: 2 x 512GB NVME
PSU: Seasonic Ti 650w
ADSL modem
Total draw from wall 86w

if ntfs just extend it, although only if there isn't another partition after it.

if ntfs just extend it, although only if there isn't another partition after it.

if ntfs just extend it, although only if there isn't another partition after it.

Basic rule with LED is they need a resistor. Here's a calculator, there are plenty with a web search.

IMO buying a non K CPU means less chance of damage. Same goes for all parts that aren't made for overclocking.

IMO buying a non K CPU means less chance of damage. Same goes for all parts that aren't made for overclocking.

Pretty sure it's somewhere in fine print on page 845 of the EULA

I don't understand why you are doing this, Synergy should work just fine with normal IP addresses, they just possibly need to be static DHCP addresses so they do not change between boots.

I think it should be on the floor. You're not worried about direction with bass. If it gets thumping it's less likely to disrupt items on your desk. Also depending on how you like your bass to sound you might want to roll up an old tshirt or similar and jam it in the breather port.

You could just share folders on your PC.

You could just share folders on your PC.

Well if you're ever in Australia use Aldi prepaid.

An A-Record should do the job. It will forward every port to the IP and the server already handles what programs respond to what ports.

Otherwise look into SRV Records.

Edit:
A good practice when using an A-Record is to lock down the ports on an application base

https://serverfault.com/questions/283708/how-can-i-reroute-a-sub-domain-to-localhost-port-number

How do I stop myself from buying unnecessary things? I buy lots of unnecessary things until I have no more money