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You could glue them back together, but that'd add mass to the diaphragm and change the sound. If you don't particularly care about that fact, go ahead, it is possible. If you do, well, you're outta luck unless you can find a replacement driver online.

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I sleep anytime between 5am and 12pm and wake up between 4pm and 7pm. What do I do? Sit here and do everything I'd normally do during the day, just at night I guess. Whether that be working on projects or not doing much at all.

The E25, if unchanged from when I last played, is a DPS monster with its RoF despite the low alpha. If you can use bushes properly with the E25 and you've a good crew and equipment you'll be able to sit, unspotted, for long periods of time and rack up plenty of damage. Provided, that you have the skill to use the tank to its advantages.

With Boston Dynamic's latest video this future is one that genuinely might happen. I look forward to it. I think it'll be more of the just the same. Graphics card launches towards the end of the year with scalpers of course, a CPU announcement, a tech factory burning down, all that. Perhaps some new battery tech gets discovered by university students and then immediately they disappear into the abyss, a new set of headphones comes out just after I buy myself something, giving me buyer's remorse, and also something related to flying.

I own an NW-800 and a UMC22, and I can confirm that the microphone sounds a little better with the phantom power, but the main improvement was just, the increase in volume. If that's all OP is going for, it's a decent little setup considering the money this pair can be bought for.

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2018. Mi Mix 3 that has a battery life measurable on one hand.

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Power tends to be drawn through both the PCIe slot and PCIe power connector(s). If the card were to try draw more than what the PCIe slot can provide, there may be some instabilities. I mean, it'll run, but I wouldn't like to test that. Is there no way to replace this PSU by the way? 290W is barely enough. No room for meaningful upgrades in the future, really.

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Aesthetic. A good 4 or so out of 5. Docking a point for not having this as my background.

Divide the watts by the volts. Since watts is just volts*amps, you can rearrange to get amps = watts/volts. Voltage at the wall will be 120/240 depending on where you live, voltage inside a PC is most commonly 12V out the PSU (though 5V and 3.3V are still a thing, but not massively relevant to graphics cards or CPUs).

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A Core 2 Duo T7200, 4GB of DDR2 and a Geforce Go 7700. It was a nice laptop for the time.

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In lower school phones were generally frowned upon, though that relaxed in GCSE years (so years 7 to 9 they cared, 9 to 11 not so much). So like, Years 9 to 11 could use their phones during break/lunch and occasionally to google something in a lesson or whatever. In sixth form, basically not at all at any time. So long as you were doing/had done your work, we were free to do whatever we'd like (So year 12 to 13).

ATX cases follow a standard such that they can fit all similar and smaller motherboard sizes. However, I'm on the side of getting a case that fits the motherboard, rather than getting a motherboard that fits the case (I just think small motherboards in big cases look dumb). There will not be any performance impact whatsoever just by having a small motherboard in a big case.

So I can trade in my RTX 3090 P edition for like, $2? Nice.

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