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I understood maybe half that. More like a quarter of that. There's no perfect response to a situation like this. They responded in a pretty good way I think. They told us what they were gonna do, showed us how they were gonna do it, and now when the next "normal" video is uploaded we'll get to see for ourselves. Don't be a middle school English teacher, don't look too deeply into everything. Sometimes it's okay to take something at face value.

Oh it's only an hour. But you have to take US 222 which is ass. I'd recommend calling up Lester to find the nearest helicopter.

Nah, it should be held in Virginville, PA. That's 99% of the fanbase!

There's your answer.

inb4 Apple cease and desists them. Hopefully not though, getting an OS to run natively on Apple silicon would be pretty baller.

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If they're drunk at work that is a whole separate issue...

Ever since this GN video came out there's been nothing but weird and unnecessary threads like this. OP I get your concern, but they more than likely were asked "hey, do you feel comfortable modeling the underwear?" And they said "sure, I'd love to!" I mean, they were most likely working on it in some way to begin with. I personally would not model anything like that. But that's just me.

Unless you really want to dive in and learn and do a fun diy project, I'd sooner recycle the current bank and get yourself a newer much more powerful one. Just my two Canadian cents.

Newegg used to not charge sales tax, which is something the state of PA asks you to report if a business doesn't charge it. Of course I'm not gonna tell on them, I don't have to pay sales tax so I'm fine with that. As long as not paying VAT doesn't get the consumer in trouble, it doesn't matter on our end. But LMG could face serious fines, or worse, if proven to be true. As for Newegg, I haven't used them in a few years so idk if that's still true (I don't trust the way they package and ship items anymore).

Can confirm this. I hand delivered a car to Florida from PA (very special case) and although I took the autotrain down, I drove back up in the car they traded in. I stopped off in another state on the way back to visit family. But from there I drove strait through, 13 hours, and that was only possible because I didn't have near as much required from me while driving. Granted I was still tired after it all, but that's because I chose to drive only at night, so I hadn't slept in over 24 hours. Was a fun experience actually.

This seems so wasteful. Most people aren't gonna want another subscription for something they'll seldom use. The hardware could be used elsewhere in production, or to help make more of something the cars actually needs. Lexus currently has lots of cars, but most only come with one keyfob due to the "chip shortage". It's hardware that will sit there and do nothing. Maybe the next person that buys the car used will want it? But then by that point the hardware may be outdated and/or unsupported.

It's funny how once you've built yourself a competent gaming pc that nothing new excites you as much until years later when you can financially justify spending that kind of money again. (holy run on sentence batman ._. )

Ironically:

Would a pinned thread in Tech News work? I feel like when "tech standards" are changed it counts as tech news. Though I'm not sure how pertinent those changes are to the average user or most of us on this forum for that matter.

I had a Seasonic x650 watt gold for a good decade before I bought my current psu due to just needing more wattage. The Seasonic still rocks today powering an overclocked FX8320 and an r9 280. If you have a higher end unit (like most offerings from Seasonic) then really you don't have to worry at all. 5 years isn't much in my book, you've still got lots of life left in your current psu. Then again, I'm the same person who thinks 100k miles on a car is still low enough mileage.

Would something like this work? I'm not sure in what direction you'd need the angle. But it does say 270 degrees https://www.amazon.com/Warmstor-Adjustable-Rotatable-Extension-Gold-Plated/dp/B081VQ8MC5/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=hdmi+swivel+adapter&qid=1689215335&sr=8-3

I was in your same exact boat just a week ago. I decided to get a NAS SSD. I went with the WD Red 2TB SATA. The reason for going SATA was because I wanted easy physical access to the drive, I didn't want to have to tear out my GPU to get to it. I actually just finished transferring all my data over today. I feel pretty good about going with a NAS SSD over an HDD in general. Though I should do the smart thing and have another backup of that, offsite...

We need more of these. I just like seeing all the rando tech, like the Optimus Prime. I'd actually consider buying one at some point. Hopefully you guys keep making these here and there; It could be its own series!

There's gonna be lots of r34 stuff... (hopefully ._.)

Always unplug ALL drives except the one you wish to install Windows on. Sometimes it puts the bootloader on a different drive than itself, which can cause issues if you ever swap that other drive out or it dies.

At the moment this is the only thing keeping me on Windows. I would hope by the time Windows 10 is EOL someone would have an appropriate Linux replacement. But I guess only time will tell - and I fear it will fall silent.

I'm a very stubborn person in general. I have a gaming PC and an interest in tech - but that's fueled by my innate hatred for it. Tech is great in that it can calculate a bunch of algorithms in simulations, spit data out, and help us as a species to live long and prosper. However it has its downsides as it's made us complacent in a way. There's "smart" tech everywhere when there's just no need. We were looking at new water heaters the other day and they now have "smart" ones. Why? I really don't understand why I'd want to download an app, create an account, have my data scrubbed, all to never use it in the first place. All I need is to plumb the new one in, wire it up, and flip the valves and breaker on. I'll come back to it every now and then to drain it and clean the elements but that's it. It's functionally not necessary. It's almost like RGB - cool when implemented right but it's everywhere and unavoidable for no good reason. At the end of the day I'm saving up so I can F off to a cabin in the woods and live peacefully. For me, I don't need these things. At most a gaming PC to play the few simulator games I do.

For me, it's not "old person mentality" it's simply that my day to day tasks don't require an assistant. I don't need to write them down and seldom do I need to put an appointment in a calendar. I just kinda cruz through life going day by day, I try not to think too far into the future as it messes with my mental health. The only time I really plan far ahead is when I fly down south to see family. That's when I'll let my boss know one month before hand and book the flight. But even then I don't pack till the night before (but that's mostly laundry related). I don't think most people need an assistant but many use one out of unnecessary convenience. My mom will yell to her Alexa to set a 3 min timer - when she could do that with her phone, or even just the dang timer function on the stove itself which takes two button presses. Like I said, I've never used Cortana and I don't see myself needing to use anything similar Ai or not, anytime soon. Infact I disabled Cortana right after I installed Windows. The assistant thing isn't for everyone.

I've literally never used Cortana - nor will I ever use an "Ai replacement" I genuinely don't get the need for them.