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That means she knew what she was doing was going to offend you and did it anyway. If she didn't know or didn't think it was offensive, she wouldn't have deleted them, either. Personally, I wouldn't put up with someone who doesn't respect me/our relationship enough to not overstep boundaries they are fully well aware of on purpose -- accidents are one thing, deliberate actions are an entirely different thing.
 
That said, I am not going to recommend any "response" to this. Only you know what's good for you.

Tbh I dont mind high RAM usage, I bought all these memory just to be used some way or another.

If you are the only source of apps on a platform and you explicitly block people from sideloading then you have less of a right to say no to things. I would argue that if you block others from sideloading apps on your platform that you don't have the right to say no to any app or game that comes through.
 
 
Doesn't change what a monopoly is and doesn't stop Apple's behaviour from being monopolistic.
 
Do you think that nobody should be in control of the devices they own?

If I can't install whatever app I want without apples blessing then I don;t own the device.  The solution is simple, apple either allow companies to side load or they allow companies to have in app purchase and service not got through the app store.
 
So as I said earlier, unless you are willing to argue for MS to only allow MS store apps to be installed in windows then you can't argue for this on any other privately owned device.

There’s only one, the asus pg27uq

Been there, done that, hated it. Nothing is designed with them in mind. When I can get 32:9 4K 120hz I'll grab a pair, entirely redesign my desk, and slice out the middles for one 16:9, then have readers on the sides. Until then, please don't try to tell me my monitor preferences. It turns out that different people value different things. I have not once tried to tell you you are wrong for your preference, kindly do me the same favor.

Flight Simulator 2020 will give the 2080ti a run for it's money.

Love how you tried to win on a technicality but in the end you just repeated what I said. 

Flight Simulator 2020 will give the 2080ti a run for it's money.

Amen. It dosen;t matter how any individual person reading this feels or would geel, what matters was that it was distressing, and upsetting to those being targeted and a wholly inappropriate use of resources and access by those responsible.

Judging from your response, it looks like you've made up your mind on spending money for custom loop from the beginning. Why bother asking in the forum then?

The amount of misinformation in this thread is staggering.
 
 
 
If it's true that you know people who went to ARM over this then those people are very, very uninformed since both Meltdown and Spectre also affect ARM processors.
Meltdown and Spectre are not ISA dependent.
 
This is completely false.
1) They are not easy to execute. They are in fact very difficult to execute.
2) Even when they are executed, you might just get a bunch of gibberish data. The likelihood of the exploit working, and the exploit fetching some important data are is small.
3) You need more than an infected web page because all modern browsers now have mitigations in place.
 
 
No it isn't.
No it's not.
 
 
It's important to note that there is not just one patch for meltdown and Spectre.
The patches hardware vendors have released are not the same as the wide variety of software vendors has released.
 
 
It depends on what vulnerability you are looking at. What's important to remember is that Spectre and Meltdown are not just two vulnerabilities. Those two are categories, which multiple vulnerabilities in each. Meltdown for example can be used to describe at least 3 vulnerabilities, and Spectre can be used to describe like 6 different vulnerabilities.
Different hardware has fixes for different vulnerabilities. For example Whiskey Lake has hardware fixes for Spectre variant 3, 3a and 5.
 
Also, I think people in general overstate the performance impact these patches have. We saw big numbers like 20% being thrown around but it's important to note that those numbers were from early patches that have since been replaced by far better performing patches such as retpoline, and those 20% numbers were deliberately cherry picked to make flashy headlines. The average impact of those patches were nowhere near 20%. It was maybe like 1 out of 20 workloads that were affected that dramatically.
 
 
Skylake does not have hardware mitigation. Coffee Lake Refresh does, for some of the vulnerabilities (rogue data cache load and L1 terminal fault).

It's from playing both PC and for your information I do have a decent PC setup (and don't play console games).
 
 
Okay, play any driving game without where you use wasd vs controllers and tell me that there isnt a difference...you are the one letting your bias against controllers cloud your judgement.  I never said controllers were better than keyboard and mouse...I said they each have their ups and downs.
 
The positioning of keyboard and mouse can create unnatural angles that put minute stresses on the body.

To be honest, there's so much that techtubers don't tell. I don't know if its because they lack knowledge or just don't want to show the fact that PC building is not fun and easy all the time. Just take a closer look at RGB or Intel CPUs since Devils Canyon.

The 10750H is equivalent to the 4600H. Keep in mind the i7 you mentioned is 25% slower and has 25% less cores to power and cool

There's no need to buy a 2nd GPU for that. Just plug another hdmi/display port from your GPU to your 2nd monitor and you should be fine.

The problem is the average user wouldn't know how to set up a firewall to block intrusive ads like these, and they shouldn't have to. I haven't experienced anything like these yet on my Note 9 (though i have once, on Twitter app but i think that comes from another app that i installed). But if these happened to me, no more Samsung phone for me in the future.

I don't think you get it 
The point is
As a combo the 3600 and the 1050 ti won't bottle neck 
The 3600 will perform as it is suppose to same goes for the 1050ti
But the 1050ti might not be enough for OP 
As it's more of a weaker card 
 

Linus called Tim a liar , a shill and asked how much has Sony paid Tim in his WAN Show.
I don't know man, to me that seems like a personal attack.

For now yes around 300-400w. In the future maybe just about 600-650w max when i upgrade my GPU. So it should run just fine then, thanks for the answer.

Gotta love competitions, at the end of the day, the customer wins.

Gotta love competitions, at the end of the day, the customer wins.

Gotta love competitions, at the end of the day, the customer wins.

Built a PC while the mining craze is still going strong. Had to overpay by about 200-300$ vs the original price. Fu*k me.

Gotta love competitions, at the end of the day, the customer wins.