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Those who believe that the absence of direct monetization and sponsors means GN isn't benefiting need to understand the broader dynamics of online content. It might be worth re-evaluating such beliefs without being overly simplistic. There are myriad ways to profit from online content, with direct monetization often being one of the lesser earners. The true value of these companies lies in their audience reach and the metrics they can showcase, which attest to their influence. So, in essence, every video they release contributes to their long-term monetization strategy. This isn't exclusive to GN; it's a common practice for many creators discussing this topic. The intricate nuances of how content creators profit are often obscured from the general audience. To claim they're not reaping benefits from their content is both disingenuous and misleading.

I have no personal stake in this matter and mostly perceive it as mere drama. To clarify, I'm indifferent to both LTT and GN. While I don't actively follow either, I occasionally watch LTT's content for entertainment. However, I felt compelled to comment on this. GN frequently emphasizes morality and journalistic integrity. It appears that presenting an unbiased viewpoint is their primary concern. Every story, every issue, and every facet of life has myriad perspectives. To paint a comprehensive picture, it's essential to present all the involved parties and perspectives. By not reaching out to LTT, GN's narrative seems one-sided. This approach hinders viewers from forming their own opinions and feels like GN is primarily pushing their narrative. The essence of journalism lies in neutrality—presenting stories from all angles while minimizing bias. Granted, achieving complete objectivity is challenging. Ideally, the story should be presented with views from both sides, supplemented by facts. Opinions, if any, should be clearly delineated, preferably at the end. From my observation, the GN video came across as an opinion piece masquerading as factual journalism. To be transparent, I lack insights into the internal dynamics between Billet and LTT. Without comprehensive information, I'm withholding judgment on the video's content and the ensuing allegations.

will start looking for that, 4u is definitely not an issue i have room for at least 2 4u units. thanks for the pointer.

im looking for a server case that i could put into a communications rack where all my networking equipment is. i did a bit of a search but it looks like most server running ebay are just old server cases mostly super micro but i dont have enough knowledge of them to know if i could use them, not sure if they will fit a EATX mobo or if i need to use the server mobos in there to use the hard drives control planes, any guidance here would be appreciated. i would like to reuse all the components i already have. EATX mobo ATX PSU 10 iron wolf hard drives (maybe a bit of room to expand) 2 nvidia 1660 would be nice if i could avoid breaking the bank on the case.

the main system will be running Linux for my work using the 2080. and i will have a VM with the 2080ti as a passthrough for gaming on windows as a reference, this is the workstation im upgrading from https://builds.gg/builds/hellas-6288

actually it does. initially it was going to be dual 2080's but them i shifted all the hardware on my old workstation and my gaming pc and unraid server. so now this TR workstation has 1 2080ti and 1 2080, my gaming pc has a 2080 and my unraid server is sitting with and old 1080ti for plex transcoding.

components are starting to arrive!!

this was all components I had from other things, not being used so no money saved on anything. I just actually updated my workstation, and my prev workstation will be used to update my unraid array and that is going to free up a 8700k in a Mini-ITX board that will probably now find a home in this build.

im running a 2080TI driving 3 1440p 100hz ultrawide displays, I think a 2080 could do that easily too.

I am building a server based on TR 2990WX Build Components: Asus ROG Zenith Extreme Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro DDR4 3200 PC4-25600 32GB 2x16GB CL16 Negra x 4 Samsung SSD 970 Pro NVMe PCI-E M.2 1 TB x3 AMD Ryzen Threadripper 2990WX 3.0GHz Asus ROG Strix GeForce RTX 2080 Advanced Edition 8GB GDDR6 x2 Corsair HX1200i 1200W 80 Plus Platinum Modular Thermaltake The Tower 900 E-ATX White EK-Vardar EVO 140ER Black BB (500-2000rpm) x 13 EK-CoolStream CE 560 (Quad) x2 EK-XRES 100 Revo D5 PWM (incl. pump) x2 EK-FB ASUS X399 GAMING RGB Monoblock - Nickel EK-Vector Strix RTX 2080 RGB - Nickel + Plexi EK-Vector Strix RTX 2080 Backplate - Nickel White Pastel and Black Pastel (black and white loops)

sorry for the delays updating this project, I had a few health issues and I just stopped working on this project for a bit. here are the latest updates on how it's turning out after painting the rads and the fittings and doing some aging on them. i still need to finish working on the front and back panel mods for airflow, this case panels are surprisingly thick and my dremmel died mid-work.

thanks for that, I kinda gave up on 12mm tubing and went to 16mm, in my opinion, its a lot easier to work with and way more forgiving.

so HR did exactly the same they have done were a woman has been the victims of this, but somehow this is now more important because it happened to a man?

you can't keep anything secure if you don't update. period. on the very very least you need to run constant security updates. if you're looking for security and stability I can recommend Debian.

i been playing around with fitting all the parts. this is my last attempt. i ran out of 16mm petg tube, i may order more and try to do 2 90 bends on the tube from the RAD to the GFX and try to get it parallel to the other tube. next step i will paint the RADs red and the grill leave black. i will also be painting all the fittings red.