Now they really have Nothing to offer that’s worth buying.

Sceptre makes dumb panels still, limited range of options but better than being spied on if you just need a replacement screen.

Literally just a DIY version of the MO-RA radiator from Watercool. I’ve seen people run these into their basements for silent and efficient cooling for fully water-cooled systems with great results.

Seems to be real and launching on the 21st from Pulsar Gaming, it’s a modified Feinmann F01 with a Noctua fan strapped inside

Mine works, but I guess it depends on your setup. My main GPU is a 7800XT and my secondary is a 3090 I use for video encode/decode. OBS while streaming and recording simultaneously (if I ever have time), video editing and HandBrake conversions. It just works with EndeavourOS. I can do ray tracing on the 7800 XT but it’s not something I care about in games so I always turn it off.

I’m sure if I ran dual 3090’s in SLI it would be a pain in the ass but that’s why I didn’t try for that when upgrading my system, plus the power draw.

I betcha this is the answer, they’re probably doing that as a deal with the telecom companies because WhatsApp what’s the market share and control, so that’s why they agree to it.

Plus in markets like Brazil, having unlimited use of WhatsApp services, including video calls, is a selling point for most cellular providers. You will have a data cap but could still video call your grandma on WhatsApp when you’re out of data. Every business has their WhatsApp number posted out front and on their websites/social media.

For example, here is Claro, a large Brazilian phone company’s cheapest current plan, 36GB of data but unlimited WhatsApp usage and 5GB for social media.

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No, they’re still comfortable enough, which is genuinely surprising given thier condition

My 15+ year old DC’s are worse and I still wear them. I have a newer pair of them, but they’re the perfect “slip on for a quick run out” shoes when I don’t want to wear the Havaianas. I also don’t care about how my shoes look, most of my shoes are 10+ year old Converse.

Did this getting my wife’s photos from her iPhone on our server a couple years ago, it works perfectly fine as long as you have storage on the phone still. If a lot of the photos are only in your iCloud backup, it’ll have to download them locally do transfer to Immich. We kept running into an issue where it was stuck in a stupid loop of filling up the phone, then trying to offload to iCloud, then trying to redownload them to transfer to Immich. Only a problem if you have more photos/videos than your phone can store and if you’re doing it directly from the phone. If everything is already backed up on iCloud you can use something like icloudpd (GitHub link) to do the transfer instead. I have not tested this method

Cool, so when does Vault-Tec begin constructing Project Safehouse so they can drop these and start the Great War? Seems we’re on track for it now

He orchestrated it! Jimmy!

I found a great trick for this, when you get a spam call answer like so “Federal Bureau of Investigations, [Largest city near your area code] district office, how many I direct your call?”

The calls will stop very quickly. I haven’t gotten a spam call in over 2 years because of this.

What’re they gonna do, rat me out for impersonating a federal employee? “Hi I’m a scammer spoofing numbers and this person faked saying they’re a fed!” Get stuffed lol

Yes, but also that was because of Bungie. Halo Studios is an Xbox Games studio meaning what Microslop says goes, Bungie was able to push back against that and have more control. We didn’t have the contractor fiasco with H1, H2 and H3 like we did with Infinite, and no spaghetti code as a result. There was massive crunch, especially for 2, but they maintained control over the project and a much higher capacity. Devs stated many times it was always due to their own ambition being bigger than the time available, or even hardware limitations (Halo 2 E3 demo build).

I’m not saying it’s good they’re suffering, the solution is literally in the article, just don’t leave the door open. I’m glad they have air conditioning and obviously fuck Amazon in general, but the workers can just close the door to avoid that, or as someone else commented just put a carabineer in the latch to trick the truck into thinking it’s closed.

Please don’t confuse my giving a simple solution for distain for my fellow delivery drivers

So just close the door for each delivery, problem solved. The 2 seconds you save per delivery of having the door open all the time gets cancelled by fumbling with the AC controls anyway.

At least they have AC, the '89 Grumman LLV I drive every day only has a fan that just turns the cab into a convection oven, so I’d rather fumble with controls every time I get back in than not have it at all.

I recently installed this version and have been playing through, works fantastic. I love having the quick loot menus, better movement, etc. I added a few B42 animation mods for picking up items and interactions, as well as the Map Marker Project to make the Strip easier to travel to. Also Long 15 and Dry Wells to try out some lore friendly expansions, just started Long 15.

They look like Beavis and Butt-Head characters to me, also we apparently had to recall several due to the wheels on specifically the right side of the truck falling off. Needless to say you’ll still see the on life support LLVs for a while

Firstly, please take your meds, your schizoposting is getting out of hand here.

Second, saying “Fucking join the democrats you fucking worthless pieces of fucking dog EXCRAMENT.” is a fantastic way to recruit to the party, it’ll definitely work.

Third, USPS delivers to nearly every zip code, there may be a few towns now that have lost a PO due to lease issues but almost every mailbox in the country is covered. It’s a much better coverage area than any other courier. Does UPS go down a 30 mile road to deliver to 1 house? No, they give it to us to deliver.

You’re getting way too worked up dude

Did they just not see the backlash and class actions filed against PayPal/Honey, CapitalOne, etc. for this same affiliate code swapping scheme and just decided they’d do it anyway? Surely they had to have seen that, or did they think it was a good idea done blatantly and are trying to be sneakier about it?