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We are proud to announce that the Linus Tech Tips forum will be offering iconic forum posts as NFTs in a collection titled "Non-Fungible Tech Tips".
 
The Non-Fungible Tech Tips collection will be released on January 1st 2023 in celebration of the forum's 10th anniversary and will be made up of the top posts on the forum over the past 10 years. The Non-Fungible Tech Tips collection provides us with a unique opportunity to look back on and celebrate the iconic forum posts that made us think, made us laugh, brought us together, as well as some of the most divisive and controversial posts. This collection is not just a celebration of the top posts but a love letter to the community that forums create.
 
For owners of Non-Fungible Tech Tips NFTs the iconic post(s) will be displayed at the top of your forum profile to allow you to show off your collection of Non-Fungible Tech Tips. The forum username of the NFT holder will be displayed alongside the iconic post allowing the NFT holder to be associated with some of the most iconic and memorable posts on the forum. By owning any Non-Fungible Tech Tip NFT you will also receive a unique NFTT badge displayed on your forum profile and alongside your forum posts. Forum posts included in the Non-Fungible Tech Tips collection will be highlighted on the forum with an orange glow.
 
Proceeds from the sale of NFTs part of the Non-Fungible Tech Tips collection will be used to maintain the Linus Tech Tips forum and to ensure the forum can continue to operate for the next 10 years and beyond.
 
 
In light of this announcement we would like to share the first post selected for the Non-Fungible Tech Tips collection is LinusTech's Welcome to the Linus Tech Tips Forum post from 2013. We believe this is a truly iconic post marking the start of the Linus Tech Tips forum and the perfect post to include in the Non-Fungible Tech Tips collection.
 

 
We are also pleased to announce we will be giving away the Welcome to the Linus Tech Tips Forum post, #1 of 69 in the Non-Fungible Tech Tips collection with a current estimated value of 420 ETH.
In order to enter the giveaway share on Twitter which forum post you would like to see as part of the Non-Fungible Tech Tips collection along with the tag #NonFungibleTechTips
The winner will be chosen and announced on January 1st 2023. Please note the winner selected must have at least 5000 followers across all social media platforms.
 
 
We know that it's a little early to be announcing this project since it doesn't release until January 2023 but we ask you be patient with us, we want to take our time to do it right. Today's forum update added a lot of the back-end necessary for the forum integration with the NFTs which allows us to move forward with the project. This is something we've been quietly working on for some time and we're very passionate about bringing this NFT opportunity to our community. We're hoping to get the community involved in this project as much as possible as it is the community which makes the forum. Without you none of this would be possible.  Please share any feedback or suggestions you have.
 
 
FAQ
How many NFTs will be available?
The Non-Fungible Tech Tips collection will include 69 of the most iconic posts available as NFTs.
 
How will posts be chosen?
Posts will be selected from groups of posts with high reaction count, high view count, and high reply count. Posts will be curated by the forum moderation team.
 
My post has been chosen to be made an NFT, do I get anything for it? Can I opt out?
No. All posts made to the forum are property of Linus Media Group.
 
Does owning an NFT of a post grant me ownership of that post, the ability to edit that post?
No. By purchasing an NFT you only own the NFT of that post, not the post itself.
 
Why make forum posts available as NFTs?
With Web 3.0 approaching NFTs provide us with a unique opportunity to memorialise and highlight the best that our forum has to offer.
 
Is a forum account required to own an Non-Fungible Tech Tip NFT?
A forum account is not required to purchase a Non-Fungible Tech Tip, however a forum account is recommended to enable access to the full features of Non-Fungible Tech Tip ownership. Forum account registration is free https://linustechtips.com/register/
 
I purchased an NFT but it isn't working. What can I do?
Your only option is to purchase a new one, as no replacements are available for the specific NFT you bought, none of our authorized help centers can fix the issue because it is impossible, and we do not permit you to troubleshoot any issues yourself, as you are not a trained professional. We care deeply about our customers so we have adopted these policies for your safety and security as well as the safety and security of innocent children.
 
Which marketplace will the NFTs be available on?
Non-Fungible Tech Tips NFTs will be available for purchase exclusively through lttstore.com
 
Which blockchain will the NFTs use?
Non-Fungible Tech Tips NFTs will use the Linus Coin blockchain, currently under development by LTT Labs
 
What are NFTs?
NFTs are the futuristic way to scam people. For further information on NFTs please see this video
 

That's not the case at all. Superposition is a proper GPU benchmark where the CPU has little to zero influence on the score. Valley on the other hand is massively CPU limited. There will be some variance with GPU clocks, open programs, clean installs and driver versions. But overall, Superposition does a far better job of representing what a GPU can do vs Valley which at this point is CPU instead of GPU limited.
 
You'll get destroyed in benchmarks like 3DMark Firestrike or Timespy. You're cooling has nothing to do with it.

Eh I guess 

Mmmm interesting take indeed

They no longer make videos about RC fire trucks

Hype!
 
Also, I just realized I missed our 2 year parrotversary: sorry y’all!
 
It’s been a crazy few years, with COVID affecting our school, work, and everything else, and now excitement in Europe….
But it’s been a pleasure to spend all this time, despite the downsides, with you all. 
 
 
Sorry I’m not super active anymore, by the way: life got…. Very busy. Love you all!

They're still yet to figure out how to seed torrents properly and use make so I'd hold your horses with this statement.

Holy moly! I think it's finally happening, the All Flag Parrot will finally be on the party parrot website: 

Created an account there now to test. Email was in my spam folder.

*searches, sees no CAD files attached*

My build is up high because the previous one did not survive well on the floor. The wife tripped and spilled soda all over the top exhaust fans and my toddler tried to clean the side panel window with a rough rag that was like sandpaper. So I put it up high in a corner behind 3 tv's that get a little warm. SO, I've done a little redneck engineering with a trip to home depot I made this. At the very end of the tube at the window is a 3k rpm 120mm fan that plugs directly into the wall with a converter that sucks up all the 15f degree winter air. I overclocked the card a little bit and ramped up all the fans. The warmest the GPU ran was 48c while playing Cyberpunk 2077. There was at no point over the last 2 days straight any sign of condensation. The 5950x paired with a Corsair H150i Pro didn't do so bad either. 

I am going to keep "pirating" and there's nothing you can do about it.

Mods getting ratio'd on the forum, i didn't think i'd see this day

That one idiot that pays 200k for an emoji domain just for emoji domains to flop be like
 

Just tried with my 3080 Ti and it returns [N/A] for the serial number.

Query nvidia-smi and see what it spits out. This is for Windows CMD, idk about other platforms:
nvidia-smi --format=csv --query-gpu=name,serial For my HP RTX 2080 Ti (OEM) it returns the serial number. Not entirely sure if the serial command works with Ampere or other Turing cards. But I think it should.

You could say it’s a Tidal wave. 

Twitter should add reactions. See someone posting unsubstantiated nonsense? Mark their content as "funny" and walk away.
 
Normies will seethe.

Good. But i wonder how many of these states will flip flop after getting an anonymous donation

Honestly I am scared for the battery's long term health if it regularly charges at that speed. 

Phones in 2027 will either be
 

 
or
 

X method best method.

Sounds based tbh.

You can't buy one of these for less than £160~ on eBay UK. Including the cards at auction. Active listings are £120+
 
That £90 card must be fake.