Caroline

what's the deal with expensive phones though? sure the specs are better but in the end they all serve the same purpose
Maybe it's because I still keep my 2005 sony brick but still, if I wanted good specs I'd get a computer and call it a day. I managed to save about $5000 in 3-4 years and used part of it to get a new computer and the rest went into home repairs, saving 5k might not sound like a lot for people from developed countries but trust me it's a small fortune in the third world, I'm saving again for some solar panels and a battery bank, nothing huge, just enough to power up the lights and that's it.

NET
net word

A bold statement.

There's a book
 
not sure who met all of those aliens and wrote their bio though

In a nutshell:

In a nutshell:

-well how do you know it's a russian malware?
-there are weird letters on the code, def russian
-but anyone can write those with a keyboard and blame it on a country
-*ahem* no more questions please

-well how do you know it's a russian malware?
-there are weird letters on the code, def russian
-but anyone can write those with a keyboard and blame it on a country
-*ahem* no more questions please

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Is wrong. stickers or logos are not indicators for air direction, some fans have stickers on both sides. Your rear fan is fine.
 
Only one of these fans has a sticker on it yet both are exhausts.

I'd place it near the 2nd CPU heatsink tower (from left to right) so it sucks hot air from the graphics card
 
And exhaust side is where the cables are, some premium fans come with an indicator arrow in case you don't know

If it's a low TDP 1050Ti it could work but if it needs a 6-pin connector you can pretty much forget about it until you get another power supply.

Comment bots have come a long way.

The fact that it looks like total shit

That's one thick fan on top

As the darkness enjoyer I am, I haven't even connected the front panel LEDs to my mobo and covered the monitor's power LED with black tape.
 
 
Seriously though, I can't sleep if there are blinking lights coming from the computer, my room has to be pitch dark and absolutely silent if I want to sleep.

Most of the time is windows getting messed up.  Format and start clean.

There's no "gaming on linux" you can do, it's hell, you'll spend countless hours trying to make the smallest things work somewhat decently to then find out games, if you can somehow make them run, have awful performance. I use linux (Lubuntu) on a daily basis for my college stuff and it's a great OS, but it's simply not made to play games on it, there's Windows for that.
Also slow speeds are normal with wifi, you can pretty much wave your hands in front of the computer and your downloads will bite the dust.
 
You wanna chill and play some games? use windows
You wanna suffer and cry alone in your bed because a package you're trying to install still asks you for dependencies from 2001 that are nowhere to be found, not even on the deepest russian troll caves of the internet? use linux.

I don't live in a whorehouse nor in a disco, so I don't need RGB lighting in my room

Any RGB is too much RGB.

shits whack

Studio apartment. Sometimes the lights on the logo would turn on at night and I like my apartment dark. I also used electrical tape to cover the lights on the board and case haha. 
 
So basically anything other than what I have it set as now? Haha. Copy. 
 
The other comment says 3 or 2? 

I wanted to buy some physical switch game cartridge's and play them with yuzu, can you use the cartridge's on a computer with an adapter? and can you clone them to an sd card with linux in a bit for bit clone? I dont have a switch and wont get one because im not going to buy a proprietary piece of hardware when i have computers and graphics cards.