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Badger906

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About Badger906

  • Birthday Jan 01, 1989

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    United Kingdom
  • Interests
    Building land rover defenders! The fountain of all their knowledge.
  • Occupation
    Retail Managment

System

  • CPU
    AMD Ryzen 3900x
  • Motherboard
    ASUS X570i
  • RAM
    16gb Corsair RGB PRO
  • GPU
    FOUNDERS EDITION 2080TI
  • Case
    NZXT H1
  • Storage
    2x Crucial 1tb Nvme SSD
  • PSU
    NZXT 650w
  • Display(s)
    Asus ROG XG32VQ
  • Cooling
    NZXT H1
  • Keyboard
    Logitech G915TKL
  • Mouse
    Logitech G pro
  • Sound
    SteelSeries arctis Pro wireless
  • Operating System
    Windows 10
  • Laptop
    MacBook Pro M1

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  1. I don’t think Linus can win here. Every comment is already negative and has a pre determined reaction. You guys would criticise it even if it was the one and only perfect response. just wait and see. Linus and the team are humans. Find someone out there with an impactful existence on this planet that has t done or said something wrong. if LMG takes any valid criticism on board, adapts to it and is open to more, then we can all move forward and forget this.
  2. Yeah I know it doesn’t have to be water tight. I just wanted it to be somewhat a good seal. As my garage isn’t insulated. So can get fairly cold in the UK. So didn’t want it to effect the modem
  3. No WiFi in the box. Just the modem. Router will be internal. basically the fibre that will come into my house is the complete opposite side to the routers current location. my copper phone line comes in the side of the house, into the garage and then is split there to the sockets around the house. I don’t want visible cables all over the place and I don’t want holes everywhere! so was planning to have the ONT in the garage where the fibre will come in, and then just run an Ethernet cable up through the floor into a bedroom and have the router there. the place the hole will be will have no power, and not an ideal under carpet run for the fibre line to have the modem inside. Near where there’s power.
  4. I’m after an outer box like this for my ONT as it will be placed in my garage. So want to protect it a little from the elements. But my google searching isn’t throwing much up for “modem enclosure” ext. so any links or recommendations would be great!
  5. But it happened after a software update lol and lots of people are moaning about it since said update. So I can’t see how software could break hardware considering it was fine for everyone pre 14.5
  6. I’ve had one of Samsung’s flagships every year since the s2 including notes and galaxies and a a fold 2. Recently moved to an iPhone 12 Pro Max, and I have zero idea why people say Android is better it’s more customisable blah blah. Other than themes you can nearly do everything the same. I’m yet to be in a situation where I’m like “oh can you not do this on an iPhone” a 120hz display isn’t a deal breaker for me.. nobody suffered with their phones pre 2019. And yeah they cost more and the specs don’t seem amazing on paper. But you get hardware and software optimisation on an insane level. The 3700mah battery in mine far out performs any Samsung battery life despite being much larger. And I even trialed a mi 11 for a while with a 5000mah battery. I was so impressed I have gone full apple. M1 MacBook Pro, watch and phone.
  7. I’ve been a die hard Samsung slag since the S2 days and even 2 note 7s and a broken a fold 2 didn’t put me off.. well till now! recently got an iPhone 12 Pro Max. And the WiFi performance is terrible. To the extent on a 950Mbps connection it struggles to load basic Reddit thumb nails. The issues is consistent across all WiFi connections. And is inconsistent in if it works or not. Sometimes it’s perfect. Other times it’s terrible. Others have reported similar issues and say such things as turning WiFi network private mode off helps, as dues turning WiFi off and on quickly. but it’s becoming a real pain in the butt. anyone come up with any other solutions? I know it’s not hardware related as when it does work fine it’s perfect and it’s always ok on network data. seems to be since iOS 14.5 installed.
  8. Well by remote I meant further down the gun. It's a bullpop! Not as in remote firing
  9. Afraid not. My electronics knowledge goes as far as 1980s and earlier cars..! So simple and basic!
  10. Pretend I'm an idiot lol and explain of possible what is need. I know what Arduino boards are. But I also know there's a million and one modules and thingies that connect to them. I know pcs and car mechanics. Not this electronic gibberish
  11. Ok terrible title, hard to shorten lol. I need a circuit for an Airsoft gun that nobody makes! Basically the way an Airsoft gun fires by semi auto is that when you pull the trigger the contacts close and send power. The gearbox does 1 rotation and a cam on one of the gears hits a lever that disconnects the contacts. When you release the trigger it drops back to its original position and then you can pull it again. Now I want a remote trigger. That obviously cannot interact with the cut off lever as its not in the same location. So I plan to use 2 micro switches. 1 at the trigger point. That closes when the trigger is pulled. And another that is always closed until the cut off lever opens it for a brief second on its rotation. Now that's all simple enough. However. As soon as the lever stops acting upon the switch the circuit will go live again if the trigger is still held. And this in where lies my issues. I want the circuit to only reset and become live again (despite the second switch now closing) only when the trigger switch is released and pressed again. So I need some kind of current sense/logic switch to detect this. And this is where my knowledge runs out. So any input and help would be amazing. TLDR: 2 switch circuit, one always closed only opens for brief second. Second switch activates circuit. Need circuit to remain off until 1st switch is released and pressed again.
  12. Buy some feeler guages and set your bed level to 0.1mm. Set your first layer to 150% width to get the good squish. Apply pritt stick or similar paper glue to the bed. Can be removed with methylated sprites
  13. computers through use eventually wear out. components break. however that isn't measurable in any sense. heat kills.. but how much and how much it effects longevity.. again its an unknown. but unless your got 500 graphics cards and a few hundred cores you'll not make anything.
  14. yeah it'd called overclocking. but its not always guaranteed. not all motherboards allow it, and your ram might not take the increase in voltage.
  15. id go with 16gb. any ddr4 will do as long as its dual channel. (2 identical sticks)
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