Corrupt_Liberty

Well I've been playing around on my old Compaq and I found something interesting on eBay. A SuperDisk Drive. I had to have one. But then I ran into a problem. How do I write these disks with my Desktop? Guess I'll have to buy another. And this one new in box! Of course even after I added a PCIe Parallel port I still couldn't get the damn thing to chooch in Windows 10. But if I pass that parallel port through to a VM running Win98 it works a treat! Now I can use my awesome Floppy Disk Drives with Frickin' LASER BEAMS! My girlfriend thinks I may

My dad has an M&P 2.0 with safety and I like it much more than I thought I would (I'm a 1911 fanatic). I've actually thought about buying one for myself. Another one to try is the Sig P226. I have a Legion SAO and can't say enough good things about it. Price is a bit steep though.

adata xpg sx8200 pro It's just as fast as Samsung's 970 evo for about the same price as Intel.

Thought I'd show off an old build with some Antec 900 goodness. My first Intel build in years (second build in this case). Intel Core i7-920 Asrock X58 Extreme Motherboard 2x Sapphire Radeon 5770 in Crossfire 4x 500gb HDD in RAID 0 6x Adata XPG 2GB DDR3 1600 Ubiquitous DVD Burner I still have the case. Sadly the hardware was sold off to fund new PC.

FML and my GPU's...

Thank you to everyone that participated and a special thanks to those that worked hard to run this event and make everything possible. I will definitely continue folding off and on throughout the next year. I still have to get that Platinum Legend badge. I look forward to seeing you all on the folding fields.

I'd have to agree with you. Problem is the prizes are donated and I think the donors decide how they're given out. Luckily the big LTT prizes don't have those restrictions.

And now I can do some updates and dusting. Sheesh. It's so quiet... Kinda creepy actually. I may have trouble sleeping tonight.

@shaz2sxy I was getting a little concerned about your final push. Glad to see you didn't quite get me. 19th place has been pretty comfortable for me after the first week or so.

Don't you think it would be hilarious if you came in 5th but were disqualified because you managed all that in only 19 days and not 20? I'd giggle.

Wow, iCUE is hot garbage. I still use it because tK70 LUX, but really? It's buggy as hell and a giant resource hog. Cooler Masters software isn't any worse. So take that for what it's worth.

You can buy Dell XPS laptop and others preinstalled with Ubuntu here.

I think this is likely not much more than an SD card with a SATA adapter in a pretty case. I also think you wasted 7,98€ if you think this is going to be an faster than spinning rust.

I heard there was a ritual that could be performed only during the night of the Winter Solstice. Something about candles made with the blood of Steve Jobs? I don't know all the details.

They say 2000Mbps but what they really mean is 2x 1000Mbps. Marketing wank. As far as reliability goes it's been FAR more reliable than my cable internet connection. I can't think of a single dropped or slow connection I can attribute to the powerline adapter over the last three years I've used it. I think they get a bad rap because people buy the cheapest ones they can find and then complain when it isn't perfect. I have no experience with Ethernet over Coax and really no interest in going down that rabbit hole. Maybe you can use the extra coax cable as a pull string to pul