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Ah okay fair enough. I really couldn't imagine one being stolen though due to their attachment to the property
I’d like it if all HOAs died.
1 minute past, Gamers Nexus starts up the OC stream. 8 minute past, 3DMark's website is dead. That didn't take long, they really should look into making the Hall of Fame actually work with some users trying to access it.
I've really been enjoying the OC war. I hope Steve does more with exotic cooling and extreme overclocking in the future because he's definitely got the know how for it.
https://i.imgur.com/VTyDg7J.png joined the ryzen club
God dammit. A bunch of LEDs on my K70 RGB just shat out and now caps lock, A S D V B N and M are deathly hot pink when the rest of the keys are white. Tried everything, it's fucking busted. Dammit Corsair, I trusted you!
He said that was their last stream in a while, they need to get back to making regular content. Maybe in the future, get some LN2 going.
Are Google's IME for Windows still maintained? Thinking about it for test cases
Is it still possible to activate Win10 with a Win7 key? Does it have to be previously unused (on a Win7 installation)?
It worked for a friend of mine a few weeks ago.
Got new battery, cleaned off the terminals with a wire tool. Starts up just fine and let it idle for 10minutes, sat right down to 14.3v. So my alternator seems to be fine, not cooking the battery.
It does still work, even though Microsoft themselves say it doesn't afaik
Yep, you can still use em. I still have some Windows 7 keys if people need em.
Glad you got it figured out easily! Now you've got a big battery to mess with.
I licensed Win10 using a Win7 Pro key found on the bottom of an abandoned elite book, seems to work still
If you keep giving out keys until Jan 14 2020, you'll have been giving away keys past the OS's support cycle. Windows 7 still feels like yesterday, even though I stopped using it 6 years ago.
I still think Windows 7 should've gotten the rolling release treatment that Windows 10 is getting.
I still have so many that I probably could go until 2020.
How the fuck can I get to user Docker on my personal computer? Do I really fucking need a Pro/Server license to use that Hyper-V pile of garbage? Windows 10 is driving me fucking nuts, not only this garbage is slowing me down windows keep installing and reactivating shit I disabled. Not only that, I have no idea why, but Windows 10 without an SSD is by far the sluggiest experience I've ever seen. Spent all this fucking cash on a new notebook and now I'll need to fork some more for a NVMe drive because otherwise this computer will drive me nuts, even my other pile of garbage notebook runs better than this.
hyper-v is designed for enterprise level virtual machines because there's no host OS anymore. the windows you use on a day to day basis is also running on the hypervisor so yes
HyperV is awesome cmonbrother And your notebook has a harddrive, but not room for a SATA SSD? Would be just as snappy 90% of the time, much easier to install and maybe cheaper.
I can either swap my internal hdd for an ssd, or install an m2 drive alongside it. Either that or spend much more than I'm willing to. Also I'll know if Hyper-V is really all that awesome as soon as I get myself more room on my desktop to install more crap on it, since that's the only Pro windows key I have. I mean, I don't -need- an NVMe drive, yeah, but if I'm saving cash I might aswell wait to see if they drop some and become more affordable. Upgrading my Desktop's drive is still higher in priority rn, and there's only so much cash one can spend.
The most important skill to have with HyperV is how to move a VM off that shit and onto ESXi.
I got a nvme and its barely noticeable in real world application over a decent SSD. Im using it to load my OS and core applications.
Been using a 960 EVO 500GB as my OS drive for almost a year now. It feels like the IO bottleneck now is NTFS, and not the drive. I did some beta testing for KiCad's 5.0 release, had one of the maintainers ping me on IRC and ask me to install the build. I always downloaded the full build artifact from Travis if available, and I would let it install all the library files - small files, in the kilobytes, but a shitload of them. Took absolutely forever. Same shit with just copying files using Windows Explorer.
Temperature changes kill the ADSL line, and rain kills LTE. Of course the weather forecast for the next week is a rollercoaster of temperature changes, and nothing but cloudy weather. I really need to look into the pricing for 4G modems, unlimited 100Mbps LTE is 24.90€/month for a year and then 29.80€/month after that. Could probably get good enough signal with a good external antenna.
Depending on the bands you need: https://mikrotik.com/product/sxt_lte_kit or https://mikrotik.com/product/sxt_lte_kit_us should be well priced compared to a regular LTE modem + external directional antenna the last time I checked. I don't have any experience with their LTE stuff beyond hooking my USB Huawei LTE dongle to a Mikrotik router, but once it's setup they should be pretty solid. Both of them will include PoE adapters, so you can stick it outside where it will get a good signal. I've been tempted to pick one up for my dad's camp since only one carrier works (Rogers) and basically everyone that goes up there is on Bell, then in the evenings the lower frequency bands (700MHz) are unusable but if you can convince your device to connect to a higher frequency band, it works fine. Being disconnected is nice, but if anything happens you basically have no way of reaching anyone.
Doesn't seem to support LTE-A, so it's a bit weak on futureproofing, but pricing on Amazon.de seems viable. If I end up on LTE, it'll probably be a Huawei B525S-65A - seems to be basically the standard modem everyone's using over here, after the quick research I did. There's also a ZTE modem that's offered, but there's a lot of angry messages about it on Finnish boards. Spent some time with Cellmapper, I can get DCS (B3 FDD) from a nearby tower (cell uplink 1772.5, download 1867.5), but there's also another antenna serving up IMT-E (B7 FDD) on 2555, 2675, in a slightly different direction. With external antennas somehow outside the window, might be able to get both. Was also picking up some EUDD from super far away because I'm really high up, but that service sucks. But yeah, the antenna itself is the hard part. I need something I can have outside the window, the glass wrecks 1800MHz, but I'm up on the sixth floor and renting so installation is interesting to say the least. I have some ideas though, need to investigate more.
This is why you never trust Windows with important data.
I might have mentioned earlier in this thread that I ordered a used Huawei B593s-22 ages ago to test out 4G, that was before I had connection problems, way before, more specifically on June 10. But I had firmware problems with it. More specifically that the ISP (Zain Bahrain) had rolled out their own version that disabled the external antenna functionality. Random firmware file off the Internet? Check. Carrier ID in header doesn't match so it refuses to flash it? Check. Hex edit the carrier ID to match what was on the device currently? Check. Multicast the firmware file to the router via LAN? Check. Passes check and successfully flashes? Check. A week of Googling to figure out the damn password for the new firmware? Check. https://files.facepunch.com/forum/upload/109818/56fe5cc1-6722-48b0-98cd-1b5a42c95714/yissssss.png 43.52€ for the modem from Bahrain, and 10.44€ for the Chinesium antenna off eBay. Getting the full 50Mbps down right now that my contract allows for, I was getting 10Mbps upload before but now it seems to be 5, but the antenna positioning isn't optimal because I was so excited to get the firmware working that I just spat on the suction cup and slammed the damn thing on the window so I could speedtest it. The firmware is from 2013 so band locking doesn't work, but I can probably get a new firmware from my carrier on there.
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