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The title reminds me of 2kliksphilip's video titled "Nvidia, stop being a DICK"

My classes are now all online. After attending weeks of them, I have created, discovered and researched special tips and tricks that allows me to make the most out of online classes. However I did not want to keep it to myself hence the existence of this guide. 
 
My5 main tips and tricks are: 
 
1. Record Screens with OBS – Laptop with Nvidia GPU and External Monitor

2. MP4 Video to Word
 
3. PowerPoint to Word

4. Image to Text
 
5. Ergonomic setup 
 

As far as I know you can see unlisted videos if you know the URL but not private videos.
 
Also some people do it to get songs' names from copyright warnings.
 
Also google meet has subtitles ( though probably not as good as teams as they are same/similar to youtube's)

I recently helped conduct an online virtual competition which involved members of teams presenting.
 
Zoom was used and basically there was one "admin computer" which I controlled. 
 
I joined the zoom meeting and then turned off cameras if needed. Though most of the times, the participant was corporative and on/off their cameras at appropriate times. 
 
Then using OBS to capture desktop audio in addition to screen recording and outputted the feed into Restream. Restream handles the live streaming to multiple platforms, something that OBS does not natively support. 
 
 

My classes are now all online. After attending weeks of them, I have created, discovered and researched special tips and tricks that allows me to make the most out of online classes. However I did not want to keep it to myself hence the existence of this guide. 
 
My5 main tips and tricks are: 
 
1. Record Screens with OBS – Laptop with Nvidia GPU and External Monitor

2. MP4 Video to Word
 
3. PowerPoint to Word

4. Image to Text
 
5. Ergonomic setup 
 

My classes are now all online. After attending weeks of them, I have created, discovered and researched special tips and tricks that allows me to make the most out of online classes. However I did not want to keep it to myself hence the existence of this guide. 
 
My5 main tips and tricks are: 
 
1. Record Screens with OBS – Laptop with Nvidia GPU and External Monitor

2. MP4 Video to Word
 
3. PowerPoint to Word

4. Image to Text
 
5. Ergonomic setup 
 

xx20 Dell Optiplex's do not use the standard 24 pin motherboard power connector and rather a 6 pin connector. You will need to source an adapter if you wish to use a non-Dell power supply. 

DVI-I can be converted passively to HDMI. 
 
Displayport can be converted to DVI-I or HDMI. With Displayport, search for an active adapter. I do not have good experience with affordable, passive adapters. 
 
HDMI can be converted passively to DVI-I.

Good old Hyper 212 evo perhaps. 

I have been playing around with Macrium Reflect as off late and continue to be surprised at it's versatility. 
 
While I have not tried to image a RAID array, it should be able too.
 
So your idea should work great. 
 
You can try to image the RAID array and restore that image onto the new SSD. See how things are. If you are satisfied, then can proceed with formatting the RAID array. If you are not satisfied, no harm done by using Macrium Reflect. 

An Apple network attached storage device powered by Apple Silicon would be interesting. 

I would unplug the 120 gigabyte ssd when attempting to install Ubuntu. 
 
 

OBS.

My classes are now all online. After attending weeks of them, I have created, discovered and researched special tips and tricks that allows me to make the most out of online classes. However I did not want to keep it to myself hence the existence of this guide. 
 
My5 main tips and tricks are: 
 
1. Record Screens with OBS – Laptop with Nvidia GPU and External Monitor

2. MP4 Video to Word
 
3. PowerPoint to Word

4. Image to Text
 
5. Ergonomic setup 
 

is there a current cable from the power supply that goes into the weird 6 pin port? 
 
In the case with dell's, they have a 5 pin connector to pass through power through the motherboard to sata devices. 
in your case it's either a 6 pin port to supply additional power or to pass through power.

I probably should have mentioned but I delete the videos as soon as I'm done extracting the subtitles. 

My classes are now all online. After attending weeks of them, I have created, discovered and researched special tips and tricks that allows me to make the most out of online classes. However I did not want to keep it to myself hence the existence of this guide. 
 
My5 main tips and tricks are: 
 
1. Record Screens with OBS – Laptop with Nvidia GPU and External Monitor

2. MP4 Video to Word
 
3. PowerPoint to Word

4. Image to Text
 
5. Ergonomic setup 
 

My classes are now all online. After attending weeks of them, I have created, discovered and researched special tips and tricks that allows me to make the most out of online classes. However I did not want to keep it to myself hence the existence of this guide. 
 
My5 main tips and tricks are: 
 
1. Record Screens with OBS – Laptop with Nvidia GPU and External Monitor

2. MP4 Video to Word
 
3. PowerPoint to Word

4. Image to Text
 
5. Ergonomic setup 
 

My classes are now all online. After attending weeks of them, I have created, discovered and researched special tips and tricks that allows me to make the most out of online classes. However I did not want to keep it to myself hence the existence of this guide. 
 
My5 main tips and tricks are: 
 
1. Record Screens with OBS – Laptop with Nvidia GPU and External Monitor

2. MP4 Video to Word
 
3. PowerPoint to Word

4. Image to Text
 
5. Ergonomic setup 
 

My classes are now all online. After attending weeks of them, I have created, discovered and researched special tips and tricks that allows me to make the most out of online classes. However I did not want to keep it to myself hence the existence of this guide. 
 
My5 main tips and tricks are: 
 
1. Record Screens with OBS – Laptop with Nvidia GPU and External Monitor

2. MP4 Video to Word
 
3. PowerPoint to Word

4. Image to Text
 
5. Ergonomic setup 
 

Have a look at their driver section: https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/ROG-STRIX-Z490-E-GAMING/HelpDesk_Download/
 
There's also VGA, Audio, Wireless, SATA and Bluetooth, so it's probably one of those.

now aren't these showcase type of videos suppose to go onto ShortCircuit ?

I think contacting Dell support could help
 
EDIT: You are looking for a "Dell Precision 5520 hard-drive cable" 

You can't saw off your number pad off a membrane keyboard and expect it to continue functioning as it's a closed circuit. Sawing off a portion of the keyboard will create an open circuit. 

It's only possible on monitors that support that type of operation, which is just a handful of high-resolution monitors, such as the XV273K which is a 4K 144 Hz monitors, which requires 2 DP cables to run at the full format. It's not something you can do on just any monitor.