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Check how your MEPs voted on the EU Copyright Directive! #SaveYourInternet #Article13 #Article17
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Panki
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Politicians (read: old people) deciding and ruling about technology they don't even remotely understand, nor the consequences this will have on 'digital' society.
Why do we let persons who need to have their browser explained to them by their grandchildren decide over the future of the internet? It's obviously way easier for lobbies to influence somebody who doesn't even know the topic.
Business as usual, amirite?
Why do we let persons who need to have their browser explained to them by their grandchildren decide over the future of the internet? It's obviously way easier for lobbies to influence somebody who doesn't even know the topic.
Business as usual, amirite?
Reminds me of the Zuckerberg hearing in court when a politician kept asking: "IF I MOVE 5 METERS TO THE LEFT, DOES FACEBOOK KNOW I DID??", while Zuck was trying to explain that it's only the case if you've enabled location access for FB. The guy ignored his answer and kept saying "ANSWER THE QUESTION ZUCKER: YES OR NO".
God damn one of my PC fans started to do extremely annoying/loud noise. It spins just fine without problems but for some reason it's being a bit too loud. I even went and cleaned the fan blades from dust but it still keeps doing it.
Jesus christ it's annoying me
Jesus christ it's annoying me
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Not sure what else you can do besides clearing the dust.. are they old?
That's the thing, it doesn't look like it shakes or anything like that, and it doesn't sound like it exactly rattles either, as you might hear from the video. And I did clean off the dust.
I'm really baffled, they are not that old either, but if this continues I might as well buy a new one, as they are not that expensive after all.
I'm really baffled, they are not that old either, but if this continues I might as well buy a new one, as they are not that expensive after all.
If you buy new ones, go with Noctua, they make the best in the branch.
I should, but man, but they are so bloody expensive for me.
They are pretty expensive indeed, but excellent build quality. I have them as CPU cooler and they are so massive that they also cover my RAM completely.I should, but man, but they are so bloody expensive for me.
I should get my new SSD tomorrow, so that's very neat. I've never installed one before so I'm a bit nervous to see how it will turn out.
Also timing is really good too because lately my HDD has failed to load OS multiple times.
Also timing is really good too because lately my HDD has failed to load OS multiple times.
I should get my new SSD tomorrow, so that's very neat. I've never installed one before so I'm a bit nervous to see how it will turn out.
Also timing is really good too because lately my HDD has failed to load OS multiple times.
Hopefully you'll make it until tomorrow!
Maybe already prepare a USB with bootable Windows installation. (saves you time tomorrow) Oh, and of course backup your files already.
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Ez pz, just make sure you have some doublesided tape for that professional fixation.I should get my new SSD tomorrow, so that's very neat. I've never installed one before so I'm a bit nervous to see how it will turn out.
Also timing is really good too because lately my HDD has failed to load OS multiple times.
Doesn't even matter if it's dangling loose in the case.
Confession time: one of my SSDs in my desktop had been "dangling loose" for months (it rested on cables). I kept postponing securing it.
How does a USB port even overheats?
And damn Mauri.. seems like an expensive month for you.
Well I dont know exactly what happened but that keyboard refuses to work, that's for sure. Tried every possible USB port and different cables but none of them powered up my keyboard.
"Luckily" I am keyboard hoarder so I have a backups.