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If your looking for something simple, I would suggest the Eero. I have it installed at my parent's place and it just works for their needs. On the now older one that I got, I liked how I could just plug in the extender and not have to put it on a desk. The newer ones have the option of being a access point and being able to connect an ethernet cable, but as I have not personally used it I can't verify how good of a connection that will bring. If your trying to save some money, could see what you can buy used in your area.

Hi everyone! I recently got a 3060ti, and found out my old PSU didn't have the cables required. So the next day I bought a new PSU. My problem is the cable('s) for the gpu, are a tad short to run through the back and pop out to connect to the GPU. So for now I just connected it through the front. Now I know custom cables for PSU's exist, but all of it is unknown to me in how to navigate it. I am hoping the people here can give me advice on how to what to get, and what to avoid. Is it worthwhile to just get an entire new cable kit, or get single extension cable? And what would you recommend? This my first time using a fully modular power supply, so I am kinda disappointed I have to go through this extra step, but in the end I hope to learn something new out of it. For those wondering what PSU I bought: MSI MPG A750GF

I like his beard myself, but at the end of the day it's up to him and his wife.

Hey everyone, I am looking for a site where they review Blu-Rays. I mostly just looking for it to tell me whether it's worthwhile to buy the 4k copy, or just stick to the regular blu-ray or dvd.

Can try this as well. https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/learn-javascript-by-creating-a-tetris-game/ You can follow along to the video. I will admit I didn't finish this, cause I got sidetracked, but the host explains stuff as she goes. All in all, get a taste of some javascript and build a tetris game by the time your done.