1066 MHz = 2132 MT/s, which is fairly average by DDR3 standards
1066 MHz = 2132 MT/s, which is fairly average by DDR3 standards
PUBG if it was good
This is horseshit, Opus 130k stereo is perceptually lossless according to many public listening tests. All responsibility for poor quality rests on the uploader and sometimes on idiotic downloaders that still dare to shit out MP3 in the year 2024.
uh oh… zpool scrub
why the fuck is Thermaltake making chairs
thought this was about Game Theory for a split second
>“this is a deconstruction!”
>looks inside
>demolition crew
Geometry dash insane difficulty face
Cast the constipation spell instead
shit in pants is temporary, bloating and persistent abdominal discomfort 24/7 can drive a person insane
That is pseudonymity, not anonymity
anyone mention Freya Holmér here yet?
No, “overwritten” data doesn’t actually get erased right away due to wear levelling. As SSDs get esoterically smart with how they prevent unnecessary erase operations, there’s no way to be sure without secure erase.
A special feature known as SSD secure erase. The easiest OS-independent way is probably via CMOS setup – modern BIOSes can send secure erase to NVM Express SSDs and possibly SATA SSDs.
bro really fucking named “Rich White”
Bell pepper brush my beloved
There’s no modem needed, actually. All of that can be done in software, and you can configure a desktop as a PPPoE client (that’s the protocol your router uses to log into your ISP’s network and receive internet connectivity). Obviously, you’d need to configure that PC as a router for other computers to also share the connection, and running a typical interactive system 24/7 as a router is hideously inefficient in terms of power use.
If you’re supporting someone on Patreon, you’re not really purchasing their content from a third party, are you?
it already was