CIA and China’s Ministry of State Security are going to love this
CIA and China’s Ministry of State Security are going to love this
Wake me up when I can try Orgiatic Omniflave
Makes sense, the Navy develops the Tor network, network architecture develops furries
Damn, I was looking forward to the water wars!
Make sense that the USPS made it a forever stamp. You to can hold on to power (to mail a letter) forever!
What’s next? Commissioner for Justice saying crime is bad? Commissioner for Fisheries saying fish are neat?
Blow it out your ass until you do something substantive Hoekstra!
All these old dudes yelling get off my lawn with these ARGBs need to remember the usual suspects at circuit city and tiger direct sold a shit ton of molex cold cathodes to y’all back in the day.
Imagine paying a robot’s company $9 an hour for it to get HitchBot-Ed or mugged like a food delivery bot by anyone who owns a facemask
I was bored so I priced it out at $10K with monitor + $30 for WinRar. If you’re that ballin you better pay for WinRar.
Might be able to get the bill higher if you go PCIe 4 for the NVME, or find someone selling an obsolete quadro graphics card for a ridiculous price.
Private trackers typically require users to seed torrents (upload) for specific times or to hit specific ratios (upload/download). Each tracker will have its own rules governing how much you can download (for example only downloading 1 Gb for each Gb uploaded, in a 1:1 ratio). Some trackers will use a bonus point system to incentivize long seed times or designate specific torrents ‘freeleech’ to not count towards your downloaded quantities. Users that have low ratio or upload may have limits imposed on their accounts, and users with high ratio/upload may get extra benefits. These schemes can be referred to as the tracker’s economy.
The reason for the economy is to encourage users to seed torrents, to increase download speeds, and to lengthen the retention of older torrents’ availability. Some trackers, typically more exclusive ones and public ones, are ‘ratio less’ and do not track these statistics and limits.
mother board and power supply seem a bit expensive. You could bump up to a 6800XT / 7700XT pretty easily if you skimped a bit on those. Case too but sometimes the aesthetic is worth it.
per the newegg specs of the barebones it only supports 2.5" drives but you have 3.5" drives on your pcpartpicker list.
I’d also stay away from hardware raid and consider software raid, especially if you’re going to use this like a NAS for backups. look into ZFS, Unraid, or TrueNas.
Cooler seems fine dimensional (65 tdp should be fine too assuming there’s airflow), and I think the integrated graphics should be fine but I’m not familiar with the x300 chipset so idk
generally you want to match kits when going from dual to quad channel. I would stick with the CL16 to ensure compatibility.
2600x is starting to get long in the tooth, but I’d hesitate to recommend an immediate upgrade since it would necessitate a new main board and that would kill the GPU budget. RDR2 and CP2077 are mostly GPU heavy, but I’m starting to see more CPU heavy workloads in the newest AAA games like Starfield.
I’d say if you’re a patient gamer you can get away with a just GPU upgrade, but you will probably not see 1440p 144Hz @ highest settings in the most modern titles (CP2077 just upped reqs for the new DLC)
I’ve had good experience with Brother’s B&W lasers and Canon’s color ones.
100% not what you asked but I just replaced my color laser with a tank inkjet and have been pretty happy with it. Cost per page is slightly lower than laser.
$33 a gram sounds like a deal. I should buy a boat
Fair enough, it seems like we’re starting to see smaller performance gains per generation especially in battery devices. Makes sense to not force an update until real iterative performance is available. Asus’s ROG Ally was 1.5-2 years after Steamdeck and seems mostly on par.
AvistaZ is for East Asian stuff mostly, if you do well in the economy you can self invite to CinemaZ, ExoticaZ, and PrivateHD
Lambo would be cool but they would never.
Rolls would be cool only if they allowed turbines again.
Mazda for rotaries