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Wow, amazing job!

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The site for the device you already own has a linked video for installing on Win 7. Have you tried this on Win 10 to see it it will work? If not, I've had good luck using capture devices from Hauppauge, but I have not done any analog capture in years. They presently have a device called "USB-Li...

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Really, now that I realize it, auxy's approach was what managed to elicit the whole bit about how this nominator knew Scott! Either they thought better of their initial impulse, or despite their (false) protestations, they knew this was going to cost them credibility. So, despite my cautioning auxy...

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Hopefully, those that make the ultimate decision at Wikipedia hew to their deletion process policy at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Introduction_to_deletion_process If you look at the points listed under "When to use the deletion process?", none of them appear to apply here. A p...

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I glanced through the Wikipedia deletion policy, and I do not see how the entry for The Tech Report meets the criteria. Unfortunately, I do not already have an account on Wikipedia, and it sounds like registering now to comment on the deletion request would be counterproductive.

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I would also like a dark theme option.

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tanker27 wrote:
just brew it! wrote:
If the Flat Earth society offers certifications in Flat Earth theory, does that make it true?

It is flat! and where can I get certified in it!?

Your ideas are intriguing to me, and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter!

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This study shows that Diabetes is a direct result of fat build-up in the pancreas. Since fat intake is minimized in the Rice diet, the body has no choice but to start stripping away the layers of fat accumulated inside the body, especially in and around internal organs such as the liver, the pancre...

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Manufacturers take no account of high heat or moisture/humidity generated in appliances, and also take no steps to safeguard PCB boards against it. They could probably lower their logic board failure rates by 90% for no more than a $5 increase on the BOM, but have no interest in doing so. Interesti...

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meerkt wrote:
BTW, that 13% was supposed to 0.13%; similar products with different brand names have roughly the same text.

Thank goodness; 13% is crazy for carrying anything potable. Having said that, I completely agree with Ludi's take on the situation.

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Thanks for the update!

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If it's for drinking water, I wouldn't skimp.

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The financial case for a lease also depends on the financing deal you can get. Before I bought out the vehicle I am still driving, I leased it for 3 years. When I leased it, there was a 0% interest deal, so I did not pay any interest during those first 3 years. Also, as someone else pointed out, you...

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"The researchers hooked key blood vessels up to a device that pumped in a specially formulated chemical cocktail for six hours ..."

An imperial stout?

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Wow, outstanding job by whoever made this!

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After Homegroups was removed from Windows 10, I had issues with my file shares. I think to fix it, I up had to set the service "Function Discovery Resource Publication" to start automatically. However, at this point, I am not positive that this is what actually fixed it. (I remember I had ...

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I encrypt hard drives on home machines (with the exception of DVR video drives) just in case we were robbed so that the robber (or associates) couldn't simply pop out the hard drive and easily look through files. I would not worry about what type of TPM is being used, as I doubt that for this scenar...

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I flipped over my laptop yesterday and realized that I can change the HDD and switch to a SSD. Would it be worth the time and investment? I would still need to keep a HDD connected at all times. I produce music occassionally and the samples alone are about 300GB+ It should provide a noticeable perf...

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I have also seen this, and it really is annoying because the companies making this claim are obviously misleading consumers intentionally.

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just brew it! wrote:
Something else I've considered is showing the Mandelbrot and Julia side by side, and having a moving crosshair on the corresponding point of the Mandelbrot set.

I would like to see that.

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While you have the case open, consider reseating all cards, DIMMs, cables, etc.

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You trade some simplicity for general reliability and configuration options ... and also potentially better coverage, depending on your particular house layout. My biggest advantage of going with a router + wireless access point instead of a wireless router is that I was able to put the router in t...

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I have been using Webroot for quite a while. It is not resource intensive, and monitors for bad behavior instead of just for file signatures. The price is pretty good too; I just bought a 3-license pack from Amazon for ~$20 to use for 2019.

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If you boot into the BIOS setup, does it reboot after a few minutes like it does when you boot into Windows? Doing this may help determine if it's a hardware issue or a Windows issue.

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Ryu Connor wrote:
Worth noting that the Windows Store version of iTunes is rather compartmentalized.

https://www.howtogeek.com/352307/avoid- ... e-version/

Thanks for posting; I was unaware of this.

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Do you have the 6 or 8-pin PCIe power connector from the PSU plugged into the GTX 1060? I ask because your other card would not need this, so it would be easy to overlook.

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So let's see... >Her ring might not fly depending on the FOD control of the area. >She has zero static-safe devices (wrist strap, smock, anti-static bench material). >One would not be soldering that board on that side...nor with that >The soldering iron cable should not be going under the bench. >A...

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Great pic! What I like most is that Shutterstock apparently does not have a single employee that can recognize the multitude of problems with this photo.

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I dunno, a loss of FPS by moving the mouse tells me that we might be looking in all the wrong places. This caught my attention as well, as I had an issue with a wireless device that may be worth mentioning. A few months back, I tried switching to a wireless keyboard with my primary computer, but I ...

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