Did you know water is wet?

Yes, I understand that.

Ah, thanks for the information. I was already aware most of it was going to GPU type hardware. I just naturally assumed all those gpus need servers with lots of ram.

If you’re not too concerned about value. Check around your community for estate sales. Wander around them if you like the vibe ask if you can hire them for your situation.

Generally they do a decent job organizing and protecting family photos and such.

My next computer is probably gonna be running ecc ram because of this concern.

I’d reckon that you’d need to be under 4’2" to adequately shrimp type on that battle station.

Imagine someone loaded the dish with wintergreen bubble gum.

The medical protocol varies by region. Generally speaking, it’s considered a violation of their oath to knowingly transplant diseased organs or leave a patient with a diminished capacity to thrive. (Such as donating a lobe to a family member when you’re still alive.)

In the event of an emergency donation such as brain death. Special considerations will be taken, they may deem the liver to be suitable for transplantation after a battery of tests.

Yeah same! A year ago it was $120 for a 64GB kit of ddr4-4000. Now my same kit just broke the $800 barrier.

So there’s a few ways I’ve been pondering to take this discussion.

Much like how there are users that create software cracks for games, and the game dev uses more sophisticated forms of DRM. There has been an similar arms race between software developers for game cheats. (Imagine an ouroboros) The attacker has the advantage; it’s much cheaper to attack than defend.

There has been a new trend of hardware based cheating. Aimbot controllers, expansion cards that let another computer read memory values from ram, poisoned random number generators, remote USB controller debugging, etc.

What kernel level anticheats that enforce secureboot and TPM requirements are hoping to achieve is enforcing the attestation feature of the operating system (typically Windows) that the preboot environment has not been manipulated. Manipulating the preboot environment would allow an attacker to gaslight the kernel level anticheat into believing everything’s fine.

This does little to resolve hardware level cheating. (It does help with stopping early expansion cards from loading modules into memory) What’s worse is secureboot+tpm is a defeated technology, relying on security patches to resolve these flaws. However, if your goal is to eliminate knowledgable adversaries they are just going to buy a motherboard with a secureboot issue and do it anyways, and the anticheat developer has no means to reliably triage that against an user with an older or insecure computer.

The cobra effect of anticheat tools like these are they typically eliminate linux players and users with misconfigured or legacy hardware. (such as someone who has installed Windows without using UEFI) These invasive anticheats load before windows at the same time as hardware drivers. (That spinny screen before you get into your desktop). If the anticheat tool malfunctions at this stage it take the whole computer down with it, an expensive problem for a ordinary user that needs hire tech support. And in the case of vanguard it downloads software updates at this point too, if you have slow internet or the update is huge you’re stuck waiting to use your computer. And it doesn’t even matter if you weren’t intending to play games at that point.

You might draw the conclusion that PC gaming is a dead fish from this information. But an important take away is that some of these issues are present on consoles as well thanks to how share the same framework of ordinary computers or smartphones.

There’s already a standard that defines what is an acceptable email address. And an standard reply for a rejected email address.

The issue is you’re dealing with a misconfigured or inappropriate email stack.

There is a constructed language that I suspect is free from sarcasm. (At least if it’s used formally)

Lojban, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lojban

inquire if they can take me with them. Going on a dr who adventure sounds like a grand old time. Plus would be amazing to access future medical technology.

The annoying part is this doesn’t stop cheating, just pisses off the regular users.

If you have access to someone with a 3d or can find the parts online; you could build a gameboy with it.

Get that checked out.

Only time I have a post sneeze smell is when I have a nosebleed about to start.

Haha, tbh it’s just fresh in my head. Currently teaching myself it. My first language was qbasic.

Generally I don’t promise loyalty to any specific brand.

What I look for is a minimum of 5 years of software support from time of purchase.

Large battery 5000+ MAh and an OLED display.

Edit: oh and the option to use my own rom if I decide too.

The thought just hit me if you’re playing with prime-select. It may have been using your integrated graphics instead for the window manager. Glad you got it solved either way.