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sharp oasis
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Damn

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Tho upscaling the vid to 4k removes the jagged lines for the most part

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Recorded in 1080p upscaled to 4k

twin dew
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Not doing LODs etc. isn't engine issue.

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No idea for example if following is still fixed: They are using insane detail model for each pedestrian, no matter the distance.

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That is way above what you would normally use even for right at your face model.

sharp oasis
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Looks like a 7800XT and new monitors are in my upgrade path

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Along with a beefeyer psu

lusty lantern
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Oops wrong channel

midnight osprey
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I just had an odd situation ... I was playing Factorio and the game froze, then went into discord, and after a few seconds that froze too, same with vivaldi web browser, after like 5 seconds

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even task manager wouldn't show up

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or Ctrl_Alt_Del

fair roost
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yo, can any computer nerds help me compare pc parts Iโ€™m thinking of buying

edgy hazel
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wow this update is packed

dire igloo
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Dope shit

mental oriole
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Damn nice.

night girder
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I use it. Tweaked it somewhat.

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Baldur, I am still trying to figure out why GW2 crashed my whole rig.

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21/11/2023 20:09:58 - Warning - The maximum file size for session "Power Efficiency Diagnostic Logger" has been reached. As a result, events might be lost (not logged) to file "C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Power Efficiency Diagnostics\energy-trace.etl". The maximum files size is currently set to 209715200 bytes.

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21/11/2023 20:09:58 - Error - Session "Power Efficiency Diagnostic Logger" stopped due to the following error: 0xC0000188

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21/11/2023 20:20:57 - Critical - The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first. This error could be caused if the system stopped responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly.

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So most things I've read, leads me to believe it must be hardware?

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I was able to exclude discord. I was AFK idling in GW2 and watching YT on my laptop. Suddenly after an hour or two. Didn't really pay attention since I was doing something else, my PC rebooted.

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So, idling (not playing) GW2 can also result in a crash. No discord. No voice.

twin dew
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Or just that specific logging being too verbose, or with too low size limit.
Need to go right now, will look once I get back.

night girder
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I just am confused why it doesn't happen in games like RD2.

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Also everything is default ๐Ÿคทโ€โ™‚๏ธ

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Not sure about if it's the drivers. First two time sit happened when switching application with alt+tab.

twin dew
night girder
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I haven't played many games for long hours. Only RDR2 has been on for long period and no problems.

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I know, we don't have much information to go on. But full rig crash is nasty ๐Ÿ˜’

twin dew
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Because from that I can find, that logging shouldn't be active except by manual command for 60 seconds at a time.

twin dew
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Power Efficiency Diagnostic Logger with energy-trace.etl

night girder
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These are the ones I posted. I only posted them because those are the only events beforehand.

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There is a 11 minut time gap.

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So little chance they are related. But I can't find anything else happening before a crash.

twin dew
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Yes, but I mean that something is starting those traces, that are for debugging and shouldn't run normally.
And that one for power efficiency monitoring is going over on the size limit.

twin dew
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The two last errors before the reboot shouldn't be happening at all AFAIK.

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The whole thing shouldn't be running.

night girder
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yeah but that can just be shitty microsoft

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After futher investigation.

twin dew
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I don't have single event log entry from that.
And generating one of those hooks deep into the Kernel, so one crashing crashing the whole kernel is logical.

night girder
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The two errors don't always happen before crash.

twin dew
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Checking the other computers.

night girder
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So the critical seems to be random ๐Ÿ˜ข

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it does always spit out two more errors AFTER critical.

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"Error setting traits on Provider {8444a4fb-d8d3-4f38-84f8-89960a1ef12f}. Error: 0xC0000001" - But this can be because PC crashed.

twin dew
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Not single Kernel-EventTracing event in three computers.

night girder
twin dew
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But same for couple of other AMD users...
That specific one running and failing...
One from 10 months ago.

night girder
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Those are the only criticals. And those are the crashes.

twin dew
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But that specific file should only be created and that logging ran when you run powercfg -energy to log the stuff.

night girder
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I am just gaming ๐Ÿคฃ

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and how come you don't have kernel eventracing?

twin dew
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That is why I latched onto that.
Why is it running?

night girder
twin dew
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Because those aren't supposed to run except when you are specifically set for logging, to diagnose the kernel or the machine.

night girder
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๐Ÿคทโ€โ™‚๏ธ

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I think they started when I build machine tbh.

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first one I find is: 17/10/2023 13:15:39 - "Session "PerfDiag Logger" stopped due to the following error: 0xC0000188"

twin dew
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Ok, think some of that is for the Startup Impact and App power usage...
But why are they failing on the machine...

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Found thread with the same problems from 2014.

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No resolution.

night girder
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Yeah also googling.

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Not finding much usefull information. A bunch of "try this and then this and then this"

twin dew
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But having those log entries isn't normal.
Even if the system runs.

night girder
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Don't know ๐Ÿคทโ€โ™‚๏ธ

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"Hi,It indicates an OS component (Perfdiag) is modifying an ETW session that is for private use by the operating system. For various reasons it has to be done with a retry loop because of some async activity; anytime we retry before that async activity has completed we get an error.
It's not an actual, legitimate error and these log entries should be completely benign. We can safely ignore them.
Best regards,
Yilia"

twin dew
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If it is normal, why don't my three computers have any?

night girder
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This user is so right.

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I don't know Baldur. There are many ways to install Windows and configure it.

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Also I am using W11 pro

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I whish there was a way to get more hardware logging, like if hardware fails, before shutting it down, write a log of which part of the hardware fails or something.

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I mean, if the PSU is the problem I guess it's impossible to write anything, since it just shuts down. But I don't think it's PSU

twin dew
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Some AMD MBs have been set to not notify OS of problems, just swallow or reboot depending on severity.

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If you don't change couple of AGESA settings from Auto.

night girder
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since my screen freezes to black (but my screen is still lit?) and then start to try to restart and eventually restarts.

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or the crash into restarts happens in MS so I don't see it and the PSU is still the issue. mhm.

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time to install hogwarts to test if I have problems there too ๐Ÿคฃ

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starfield looks way too boring for me.

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one solution somebody recommended was installing amd drivers from 2022

twin dew
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Next few were unstable for me, but I'm on Polaris.
And now the Polaris has been split.

night girder
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somebody mentioned yesterday intel driver team still has work to do.

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it seems AMD also has some work to do with their drivers ๐Ÿ˜›

twin dew
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Not enough quality devs in the team.
Because of the lean days.
And lot of catching up to do to repair the damage done to the code base.

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There seems to be some kind of rewrite in parts going on.
And the results aren't always perfect when they push the new code to users.

night girder
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How do you define unstable driver for you?

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does it mean it also crashed when gaming or does it crash when you benchmark?

night girder
twin dew
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Screens going black on desktop for few seconds for example.
No total crashes.

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But drivers rebooting.

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And that doesn't work properly on the new GPUs IIRC.

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And lead to that black screen staying.

night girder
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gotcha

twin dew
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Don't exactly remember anymore.
Need to install newer drivers again at some point, but those work fine for me at this time, including U8.

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And so haven't bothered to try again.

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But IIRC they pushed one rewritten part to the drivers in spring, and that 7.1 and 7.2 were first to be "perfect" after those, and possibly pushed another part in after that.

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But the memory is very hazy.

night girder
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๐Ÿ™‚

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Thanks for helping me out

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or think on the problem with me ๐Ÿคฃ

edgy hazel
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Took 30 years but Nintendo has finally switched to a low fiber diet

night girder
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that animation on the left is so much better

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the right is lacking animation ๐Ÿคฃ

gleaming shadow
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That memtest takes a very very long time....

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But I don't completely understand the settings, I am now Drr5 6000 with memclk = ulck and infinity clock om auto, timings at 40 40 40

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I can go 6400 memclk 1:1 with the 40 40 40, and later try to lower timings? (X670 board 1.1.0.0 aesga

twin dew
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Like I said, try with XMP on at whatever it sets.
Possibly setting the MCLK=UCLK to keep them in sync on the 6400.

gleaming shadow
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I did, Ilbit it swapped to mclk to /2

twin dew
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You can first enable the XMP, then set that back to 1:1

gleaming shadow
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Steps I took, turn on xmp, changed 1 timing from 36 to 40, and set speed to 6400 with 1:1 and memtested it

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O and infinity clock to auto, what does that do?

twin dew
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Ok, so the set was specced to X-40-40-something.

gleaming shadow
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yea 36-40-40 figured a lil slower probly be more stable

twin dew
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Changes the Infinity Fabric / FCLK speed.
The bus inside CPU between the dies.

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1733 or 1800 is stock, 2000 is the "will work" OC, up to 2200 is possible in cases.
But as the error reporting for it isn't currently working yet, you only know if it is unstable by dropping performance from retransmissions and unexplained reboots.

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Higher is better when it works.

gleaming shadow
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Yeah it was out to 2000, I'll try that next and see if it runs the 6400 with 1:1

dire igloo
gleaming shadow
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Where can I find that?

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I'm still learning ๐Ÿ˜‡

twin dew
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SPD will tell the die manufacturer.
But as it clocks to 6400 then it is Hynix M or A.
If the set isn't 24/48GB one but 16/32GB.

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Getting the actual die would mean removing heat spreaders and looking at the die markings.
If the manufacturer didn't tell.

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RAM set manufacturer.

gleaming shadow
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corsair cmk32gx5m2b6400c36

twin dew
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With Corsair the RAM packaging would have had "Ver #.##" marking that would tell.

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And seems that the newer revisions of Samsung can do over 6000MT/s.
Old ones were limited to around that IIRC.

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Original ones would hit ceiling at around 5800/6000MT/s.

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With 1.4V

gleaming shadow
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Don't think I have the packaging anymore

twin dew
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Corsair doesn't limit to single die type per SKU like that cmk32gx5m2b6400c36, but then just puts extra version information on each box that tells the RAM die manufacturer and die specifics.

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If you know the decoding.

gleaming shadow
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Had a picture

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But non telling....

twin dew
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Might have been in the plastic inside.
Not in that, that is just seller sticker.

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Ver #.##.##.

gleaming shadow
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Yeah, I'm at work now, but I don't think I still have it... No other way to check it?

twin dew
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SPD will tell the manufacturer, but not version.

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CPU-Z inside OS, Asus has SPD checker inside BIOS at least, Memtest has SPD checker but not sure if it is there in the free version, so on.

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Aida and HWiNFO can show it.

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And seems later Micron can do 6400MT/s on XMP too with 1.4V.

gleaming shadow
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I'll have a looksy to night if my wife let's me

twin dew
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But might be Micron:

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What were the XMP timings?

gleaming shadow
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Stupid thing is it xmp, but was sold for amd

gleaming shadow
charred pewter
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SUSPECT EVERYTHING

twin dew
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So probably Hynix variant then.

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38-40-40-84 @ 1.35V?

gleaming shadow
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Have to check, also voltage need to check I recon it was 1.4 didn't change that

twin dew
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Asus likes to add extra 0.05V to XMP.

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Or not sure?

gleaming shadow
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Not sure, at work and with my vpn home I cant check bios... I get home in about 2 hours 8 can have a looksy

twin dew
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So lets wait until you check the SPD.

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And stop speculating.

gleaming shadow
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That code was from memtest

twin dew
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Ok, so from the SPD.

charred pewter
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ive had odd results with just flipping on XMP in bios over the years, different boards and things... i seem to always hear its the 'easy' way to just set your ram right, but why is it so unpredictable?

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memtest has a habit of reporting the wrong timings, even though the ram is running at the set timings

twin dew
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Because XMP is OC.
It is just what the RAM manufacturer says the RAM can do, with golden sample CPU and MB.

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Not what it can do in YOUR system.

charred pewter
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its weird how they then put THOSE timings 'on the package' for ram...

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not the standard safe run timings

twin dew
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The SPD part contains the standard "will run" timings, XMP contains the RAM max.

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The SPD is used if you don't manually enable XMP.

charred pewter
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luckily though this round, with my corsair ram and msi motherboard, they all been playing very nicely

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my last set, was g.skill and msi ... and boy they hated xmp

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i had an asus board with g.skill too, never was able to turn on xmp without it rebooting over and over

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(which i believe was not the normal 'learning reboots', but rather 'ram misconfigured reboots')

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i dont even think that 'learning' stuff existed back when i had an asus+gskill ram setup ๐Ÿ˜„

charred pewter
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whats a decent but cheap computer camera that does that depth of field replacement tech stuff (so it doesnt record your room, just you in front of some fake backdrop, or no backdrop at all)

narrow folio
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isn't that green screen and doable with 'every' camera because it's done in software?

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not necessarily needing a real physical green screen

pure karma
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400MBPS on a nvme i think thats a record for the slowest NVME i have seen so far...

narrow folio
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quick search spat out Xsplit vcam as software that supports replacing your background

pure karma
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idk what that even is

narrow folio
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the next step from TLC

charred pewter
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i thought it had to do with the camera being able to do proper 'depth of field detection'

pure karma
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still lost but this may answer your question

narrow folio
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4 different voltage levels per cell, known to be real slow when the virtual buffer is full

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SATA is not nvme

pure karma
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its a nvme on a adapter so its compeltely confused

narrow folio
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6GBit max speed as the theoretical limit of the interface

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550MB/s is about the max you can expect from a sata connection if everything is dandy, but usually less

narrow folio
twin dew
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And many of the HMB NVMe drives will shit themselves in any non-PCIe connection, as they cannot use the HMB.

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Even inside the pSLC cache.

gleaming shadow
narrow folio
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Yeah, OBS should be able to handle that

charred pewter
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or... looks like i can just use NVIDIA Broadcast since its like ... free

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i couldnt find it in OBS ....

narrow folio
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but maybe @charred pewter means the real depth of field cameras where you can adjust the DoF even after the recording?

charred pewter
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or actually lol the nvidia broadcast IS the obs plugin

gleaming shadow
charred pewter
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but yeah, i was originally thinking of actual hardware that did the background blur itself in the capture

narrow folio
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Miau

charred pewter
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but if its easy enough to just software do it with new apps and things like nvidia using my rtx card... maybe no need for the hardware

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ive just been pondering adding 'myself' to my game streams ....... i keep putting it off... cause like, who wants to watch me... dont people watch the game stream instead? LOL

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unless its like snutt, where you dont care about whatever game it is he is playing, cause the game sucks ...

narrow folio
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small window with your face to see reactions can be nice

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I miss Jace. Their interactions with each other were great

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but snutt manages to be fun alone really great so far

charred pewter
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yeah

narrow folio
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Hopefully he will find someone to accompany him again

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the move from 2 to 3 to 1 community managers in this short timeframe was kinda unexpected

charred pewter
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yes

narrow folio
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well, technically speaking community managing is tech related when talking about OBS

charred pewter
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its all maxeeks fault

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but i guess first i need to know what video cam to buy that works with the pc and nvidia/obs ....

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meh too much effort ๐Ÿ˜„

narrow folio
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probably every USB cam can be used, I have no real experience with this as I never streamed anything myself

jagged snow
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Yup

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No need to go with something fancier unless you're aiming for a higher production value

narrow folio
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Intel RealSense Depth Camera D435

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bit pricey, but records depth

charred pewter
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i just like being able to hold a phone to my ear without it pushing all kinds of buttons on a touch screen

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i always go to speaker now ... lol

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i dont hold it up to my ear, cant stand it

charred pewter
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i dont like apple peripherals

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i like useful stuff

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magic mouse, pointless

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yeah, they are

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but i will gladly pay more for a mouse that doesnt feel like horse shit in my hand

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which is what every corsair mouse feels like

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and logitech now

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yeah.... and that Lenovu mouse holy cow... its actually painful to hold after awhile

obsidian smelt
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I am benchmarking my PC and it is making me sad.

gleaming shadow
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Aight, I'm home. Xmp1 js 6400 32 40 40 40 84 at 1.40v

obsidian smelt
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I am seriously considering water cooling so I can do some OCing

twin dew
dire igloo
gleaming shadow
twin dew
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Ok, and trying to use that CL32 would be good idea for performance.

Need some kind of SPD checker, either at the Tools section of the BIOS or some program to see the die manufacturer

gleaming shadow
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Right now i have set ram to 6400 inf to 2100 timings to 32 40 40 84

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It booted, now for me it's near dinner time, so

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Fingers crossed

twin dew
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If the CAS was problem, it would manifest almost immediately.

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That first latency.

gleaming shadow
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With this bios, so far so good

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Also it's 1:1 now and not 1:2

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Last time I has xmb on, Wich did all the same but fclck on 2000 and /2, j had a ton of errors withing seconds of test

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Now it's 1:1 fclck 2100, so far still running

night girder
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Sound recording is easy hehe This is from the manual of one single brand of microphone:

gleaming shadow
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My son had the letterdief in school last year

gleaming shadow
twin dew
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Ok, so possibly too tight CAS, if the previous ones were ok.

gleaming shadow
twin dew
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So now you can just run the Test 9 until that passes while changing settings.

gleaming shadow
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So the 32 swap that to 33 and run test 9?

twin dew
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+2 each time.

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Those test 10 and 13 take long and only need to be run once, at the end.
Test 10 only tests tREFI and tRFCs, Hammer test is specialist test to detect if RowHammer attack is possible or not.

gleaming shadow
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Aight, and the fclck should I try to get that higher then 2100?

twin dew
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Don't

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Raising FCLK needs performance testing, as it has insane error recovery capacity and doesn't report errors.
Only causes reboots once the error recovery cannot handle it.

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Buildzoid could cause the performance to drop by third with unstable FCLK without reboots IIRC.

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Because the bus was completely fucked third of the time.

gleaming shadow
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So the 2100 might cause problems later on, so of I get random reboots I can try lowering that one

twin dew
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Would need to run performance test on 2000, and compare that to 2100, and then anything above.

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To see when the performance starts to drop.
That can come much sooner than reboots.
Or for me the reboots came before performance drop.

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Need to wait for AMD to add IF Machine Check Error reporting to the AGESA.
So Windows Event Log will show when corrected errors happened.

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Not there in 1.0.0.7c yet, don't know about the 1.1.0.0 you are on.

gleaming shadow
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Aight, I'll keep my eyes open

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After dinner I put 34 In and test 9

obsidian smelt
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Ugh. My benchmark results are tear inducing.

gleaming shadow
twin dew
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Ok, so was more widespread and 7 would be the best for quick testing probably?

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To first get that to zero, then run all to confirm.

gleaming shadow
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Changed to 34 now

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36 now lol

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If it S eems okay, I run all test 1 to 9?

twin dew
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Or everything but the 11 and 13.

gleaming shadow
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Okay

night girder
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and if you know what you are doing, then you should be able to get better benchmarks results ๐Ÿคทโ€โ™‚๏ธ

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Just buy more expensive hardware. Smash it together. Enjoy your benchmarks. More or less.

gleaming shadow
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Hey that's what i did

night girder
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I think some OC fanatics enjoy getting more performance out of "mid-tier" hardware then just OC'ing top-tier hardware.

gleaming shadow
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I tried overclocking a xeon...

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In my old ASRock x99m killer mb

night girder
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Sadly, I am more of a gamer than a OC. Meaning I prefer a stable system and games than fiddle around and a rig that crashes during gaming ๐Ÿ˜›

gleaming shadow
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Figured I have 4 xeons laying around

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Xeon 2630v3X2 and 2630v4X2

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With 2 supermicro dual socket mbs

gleaming shadow
night girder
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spare hardware sounds ideal for OC

night girder
twin dew
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I haz Kamera.

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But need to do more temporary cable management tomorrow.
Unplugged it for now.

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My apartment door.

night girder
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... oh I know what you mean

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Cable tray?

twin dew
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or duct or raceway or several other terms.

dusty berry
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On Wall Raceway is the typical term used for it.

night girder
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google translate, I mean duckduckgo translate?

dusty berry
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Some refer to it by a brand name of Panduit.

night girder
twin dew
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cable trunking is one more.

night girder
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blame the ๐Ÿฆ†

twin dew
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Tray is usually for the metal stuff in utility and industrial settings near ceiling that doesn't have top.

gleaming shadow
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Conduit?

twin dew
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And usually conduit for the in-wall etc. stuff.

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That is not visible at all.

gleaming shadow
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Not native English speaker...

night girder
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you.

twin dew
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Not me.

night girder
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you just pretend to be czech hehe

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True.

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And Amber. Who dissapeared. Might be back. Might not? Who knows ๐Ÿคทโ€โ™‚๏ธ

dusk rivet
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me!

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if i can type properly that is

night girder
dusk rivet
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sometimes i feel like gibberish is my native language with how much i mess up typing

night girder
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I am too lazy to fix my sentences while I type. So I just edit them afterwards.

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It's a trade-off for me between speed while typing and typos.

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Nobody uses CyberLink software* here?

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CyberLink Corp. (Chinese: ่จŠ้€ฃ็ง‘ๆŠ€่‚กไปฝๆœ‰้™ๅ…ฌๅธ; pinyin: Xรนnliรกn Kฤ“jรฌ Gว”fรจn Yว’uxiร n Gลngsฤซ) is a Taiwanese multimedia software company headquartered in New Taipei City, Taiwan. Its products include PC and mobile applications for playback of movies and media, editing of videos and photos, and disc burning and backup solutions.
The company has regional offic...

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rofl, microsoft got blocked.

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Why the hell isn't microsoft whitelisted ๐Ÿคฃ

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They got hacked.

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To address the potential risk of further attacks against our customers, Microsoft has taken the following steps to protect customers in response to this malicious activity:
Microsoft has communicated this supply chain compromise to CyberLink
Microsoft is notifying Microsoft Defender for Endpoint customers that have been targeted or compromised in this campaign
Microsoft reported the attack to GitHub, which removed the second-stage payload in accordance with its Acceptable Use Policies
Microsoft has added the CyberLink Corp. certificate used to sign the malicious file to its disallowed certificate list
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint detects this activity as Diamond Sleet activity group.
Microsoft Defender Antivirus detects the malware as Trojan:Win32/LambLoad.

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Credits where credits due, that's a good response tbh.

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But they can only do that when the hack is on their radar. Microsoft can't fight what it doesn't know.

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So I wonder how many hacks fly under that radar.

edgy hazel
edgy hazel
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there is a reason that MS defender is the only one you need

edgy hazel
night girder
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I did read a bit about microsoft defender and I didn't disable it. Because it looked leggit.

edgy hazel
edgy hazel
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and that trickles down to customers fast

night girder
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And they also try to use real live data (from our computers) to update defender more quickly. They have a cloud that get's updated with user data (malicious files).

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It's not only the older people. It's also companies like CyberLink who needs protection. Apparantly ๐Ÿคฃ

edgy hazel
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nah ur parents ain't matter to them. We talking business

night girder
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I am a big believer of the following: if you are targeted by a hacker. You are screwed.

night girder
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If you are not directly targeted by a hacker, but it's some fishing technique that the hacker uses, then it's your own fault. With this I mean, if you download a game from malicious websites, don't complain if your system gets viruses, trojans, spyware or hacked.

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Sometimes hackers throw stuff on the internet and hope idiots get baited by it. You can do somethign against it. But if a hacker wants in onto your system. oof.

edgy hazel
# edgy hazel depends

mostly on the "hacker" but since we got 15 yos arrested for breaching the security of huge companies

night girder
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Oh, with screwed I mean, you gonna get hacked ๐Ÿ˜„

edgy hazel
night girder
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Not bankrupt screwed. I don't know the consequences of the hack. But I am pretty sure they will get in. Hackers who target can spend months/years to get into a system. You don't know how stubborn they can be.

edgy hazel
#

they are free to release my taxes if they want to xD

night girder
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haha ๐Ÿคฃ

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And that's what I mean, if any of us are targeted, I doubt there is little we can do. Maybe unplug from the internet.

edgy hazel
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but what would be the consequence?

night girder
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I just say this because I watched a lot of defcon videos. And they all get what they want in the end.

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It's really amazing what they do, sometimes way above my head, but still very fun to watch those videos.

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Maybe one day I will go to defcon, but then again, I don't want to get hacked.

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Rule number one if you go to defcon: don't bring your own phone ๐Ÿคฃ

edgy hazel
night girder
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What is that? ๐Ÿ‘€

gleaming shadow
night girder
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we speak the same taal?

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I don't geloof you man

gleaming shadow
#

yea, thats like the one woord die i cant type well

night girder
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edgy hazel
night girder
tough owl
night girder
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that's how the windows update scripts on github work

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they kill all services related to updating windows. And check for it every 1-3 seconds.

tough owl
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it was tested on 15.4 so it could've changed on 16 and 17

night girder
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That's so redicilous. We (consumers) have to resort to such tricks because we don't have access to the OS itself.

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Why they do it like this ๐Ÿ˜ญ

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They have access to their own freaking code of their own OS.

tough owl
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junior dev probably made it

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and apple was like it works lets ship it

night girder
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Just add a flag. If you flag_enabled = 0. Don't start. If flag_enabled = 1. Start service.

tough owl
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hi max

night girder
tough owl
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im learning about qrng today

night girder
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Maybe I should work for Apple ๐Ÿค”

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If this is the quality they are looking for, I can provide!

tough owl
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๐Ÿคฃ

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how much money you got?

night girder
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Try explaining to people that the current random isn't actual random ...

gleaming shadow
tough owl
night girder
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we call them random btw, but that doesn't mean it's random?

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"random" itself is a headbreaker

tough owl
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alright I got a page an a half to write i'll let yall talk about random

night girder
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can just be we don't understand it yet is what I am trying to say

twin dew
#

True random sources do exist.
But mostly computers use hopefully almost true random sources to feed pseudorandom algorightms.

tough owl
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20 page papers suck

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shoot me now

twin dew
tough owl
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night girder
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when I use random in Python ... it's connected to thermal noise or radiactive decay

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no, it's just maths spoofing the feeling of random.

twin dew
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I did specify on the next line what most OS do.

tough owl
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didnt mean to reply oops

twin dew
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Using HW random sources to feed entropy to pseudorandom algos that actually create most of the "random" numbers you ask for.

night girder
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Like a lot of random algorythms probably use time.

tough owl
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oh piss off

night girder
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and you can use the temperature too. And every variable that can be somewhat "random".

tough owl
#

yea its pseudo but its good enough

twin dew
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And those "real random" sources are physical addon devices that most computers don't have.
The newer CPUs etc. do have "almost the same, if you trust the CPU maker" things in them.

tough owl
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like radioactive clocks to keep time for networks

twin dew
#

RDRAND (for "read random"; known as Intel Secure Key Technology, codename Bull Mountain) is an instruction for returning random numbers from an Intel on-chip hardware random number generator which has been seeded by an on-chip entropy source. Intel introduced the feature around 2012, and AMD added support for the instruction in June 2015. (RDRA...

night girder
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Is radiactive decay really random btw?

tough owl
twin dew
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Over long term it averages out, but in short term yes.

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For current knowledge.

night girder
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A hardware random number generator is expected to output near-perfect random numbers ("full entropy").[1] A physical process usually does not have this property, and a practical TRNG typically includes few blocks:[8]
a noise source that implements the physical process producing the entropy. Usually this process is analog, so a digitizer is used to convert the output of the analog source into a binary representation;
a conditioner (randomness extractor) that improves the quality of the random bits;
health tests. TRNGs are mostly used in cryptographical algorithms that get completely broken if the random numbers have low entropy, so the
testing functionality is usually included.

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near-perfect ... but not perfect. Interesting.

twin dew
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It is a range again.

night girder
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I wonder, can humans make up true random numbers? Or is our brain also "wired" that it doesn't actually create real random numbers.

twin dew
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Worse ones are cheaper and smaller.
Including those in-CPU ones that first came to ARM CPUs IIRC and now on both Intel and AMD too.
And then to giant things that only provide few bits per minute.

night girder
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If I ask myself to give up a random number: 31 for example, I notice most numbers I come up with is below 100.

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Interesting.

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I have to look into that noise source. See how that works.

twin dew
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Are lottery machines perfect random number generators?
No. But close enough for it to not actually matter.

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As example.

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The ball types etc.

night girder
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I don't do social.

night girder
# twin dew As example.

Yeah, I know philosophy isn't a topic in this channel. But I keep breaking my head over what "true" random is.

twin dew
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There are HW random number generators for computers based on automated ball-type lottery machine and camera IIRC.

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True randomness is impossible to prove, at least as one point.

night girder
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Most things have patterns, or can be calculated. Like if I throw a ball in the air it will bounce "x" amount of times. I can throw it again in the air and it will maybe bounce a different amount of times. But if you have a smart scientist with you, they can probably predict the bounces of the ball if they have the right parameters like: velocity, height, shape of the ball, shape of the ground, ... etc.

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Sometimes I just think we aren't smart enough to really figure out what is going on, and we call it random. When we look at nature/science.

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it's not random. It's in their DNA.

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and DNA is still relatively new for science.

twin dew
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Only part of it is DNA.

night girder
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They are able to modify DNA to give babies blue eyes.

twin dew
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For the patterning.

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Grow time exact temperatures etc. affect the result.

night girder
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Because if it's temperature related, we can measure the temperature and calculate the effect on the hair color.

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but I understand what you are saying Maxeek. I just don't see it as random.

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Because I believe it's not random.

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We just might not understand the pattern ๐Ÿคทโ€โ™‚๏ธ

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We are still stupid you know. I mean 1000 years of now, if we still exist, they will call us stupid.

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Just like we do with people living in medieval times. My point is, we are flawed. We might not know everything ๐Ÿคทโ€โ™‚๏ธ

maiden coyote
#

they're going to be making fun of us for burning shit for power for 100 years

dusk rivet
#

whatโ€™s the difference between argb and rgb in laymanโ€™s terms

night girder
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for adressable rgb, the leds can be "adressed" individual.

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So you can create other effects with argb than rgb.

dusk rivet
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so with argb you could change the color of a single led, but with rgb you couldnโ€™t

night girder
#

you cannot do that as a user, but programs have these fancy predifined templates for lightning.

dusk rivet
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ah

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noice

night girder
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This shows it better.

dusk rivet
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oh cool

night girder
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So the right one, can be one color, any color, but one.

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The left one has control what led in the circle is what color ๐Ÿ˜…

dusk rivet
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rgb has an 8 bit integer limit for each color value usually right?

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0-255

night girder
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I am happy with it yes ๐Ÿ˜„

twin dew
night girder
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I mean, how am I suspose to answer. Do you mean argb? Yes I have argb.

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don't you have an nvidia gpu?

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pretty sure that one consumes more than my whole rig ๐Ÿ˜‰

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Ok, probably not.

maiden coyote
#

low power, and weak (:

night girder
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I mean, I am already a big power consumer. I have a NAS, switch, PC, laptop, speakers, amplifiers ...

dusk rivet
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do they just control brightness of a given led via voltage?

#

i really should just go google this

night girder
#

but I wouldn't need to feel guilty if all energy was green.

maiden coyote
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NAS, udm-pro, multiple servers, several pc's, laptops

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and my power comes from c0al

night girder
night girder
dusk rivet
maiden coyote
#

I believe argb controls the brightness by the data sent to it.

dusk rivet
#

thermalright tl-s12โ€™s

twin dew
# dusk rivet ah

Even current monitors can be 6bit, 8bit, 10bit or 12bit per color for the actual display panel.

night girder
dusk rivet
night girder
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uhu uhu

dusk rivet
twin dew
#

Amount of steps between minimum brightness and maximum brightness.

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What those are depends on other things, mainly the physical limitations.

dusk rivet
night girder
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and those 3 create the illusion of different colors. Because of the density of the leds.

twin dew
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More would be better in some ways.
Just that we specced to the minimum usable one.

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No case rainbow for me.

dusk rivet
#

how can a mouse be overkill?

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whole keyboard on the side?

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ah

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when do we get hot swap mouse switches

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iโ€™d rather have no mouse than be forced to download any razer software

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i just realized iโ€™m gonna have to swap out the cpu fans

night girder
#

being forced to download software feels bad

dusk rivet
#

god i hate doing that

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i could pop out the gpu so i can more easily access the lower bracket thingy for the fans

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should just be a screw or two for the pcie bracket, then jiggle it out

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just gotta make sure not to break the gpu in the process

night girder
#

And it should be all fine ๐Ÿ™‚

dusk rivet
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oh ik

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i stress over anything related to my computer

#

i know exactly how to do it, i just stress regardless

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even with the cheap stuff

night girder
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I can only speak for me, but when I stress, I fuck up.

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I rather take 10 minuts removing my GPU than break it for example.

dusk rivet
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when i stress i just check iโ€™m doing it correctly 183 times

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do those vibration isolation fan mounting thingies do anything?

night girder
#

only time I stressed is when I booted it up for the first time

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those damned postcodes.

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stupid thing is, once you building, you want to build more tired_jace

edgy hazel
night girder
edgy hazel
dusk rivet
#

lga1700 has no pins doesnโ€™t it?

#

pins on the board and not the cpu?

#

isnโ€™t that the case for amd too?

night girder
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and somebody fucked up. Fat fingered the pins.

edgy hazel
#

yeah I'm CPU pin team all the way

night girder
#

asking on reddit how to fix it ๐Ÿคฃ

edgy hazel
#

I fucked up my old LGA socket up too

night girder
edgy hazel
#

took a shot, pliers and patience

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to fix it

maiden coyote
# night girder AM5

if you've got a microscope, and tweezers you can try. that'd probably be your best chance

night girder
#

yeah I know but still ...

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Would you like to go through that process?

edgy hazel
#

never again

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good night

maiden coyote
night girder
#

someone says the cpu arrived like this. I mean pins are just bad.

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No matter if it's on the CPU or socket.

maiden coyote
#

watch in a few years we're going to miss bent pins.. all the new chips are going to be BGA

night girder
#

what's bad about BGA?

maiden coyote
#

well. you won't buy a processor anymore. you'll just buy a motherboard

night girder
#

oh, it's on the board ๐Ÿ˜’

night girder
#

I though that we could still just swap it in and out

maiden coyote
#

with a reflow station you can.. but you need that and experience

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and your chips are rated to handle reflow temps once.

edgy hazel
#

Solder Grid Array

night girder
#

that's just screams: let me replace my CPU every generation

dusk rivet
edgy hazel
#

no bent pins

dusk rivet
#

ok fair enough

#

itโ€™s all fun and games till you need to swap out the cpu

night girder
edgy hazel
#

snapping every wire one by one sounds satisfying

night girder
#

laser cut it

dusk rivet
#

now do it with every component

#

cpu, ram, gpu, m.2, keyboard, mouse

#

forgets one cable dead center on the cpu and now it doesnโ€™t boot

#

good luck adding just that one cable

#

at least most of the rest of them are in a nice line

#

gpu, ram, m.2

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floating keyboard where the switches are 10 inches above the pcb

edgy hazel
#

๐Ÿค” pcb less keyboard

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just switches on your desk wired to the controller

dusk rivet
#

but the controller is mounted beneath the desk

#

so you just have hundreds of 2ft wires headed to the back of your desk

#

5 pin switches and a 100% keyboard

#

well still only 2 wires to connect for a given switch

night girder
#

So they kicked him out. Then employees wanted to leave because they fired him. Microsoft was talking to Sam to hire him. And then openai hired Sam Altman again?

dusk rivet
#

only 208 wires

night girder
#

Gotta love some good drama ๐Ÿ‘Œ

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well he played it smart

#

and had his employees behind him it seems

narrow folio
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MS is kinda dependent on some of the openai stuff, invested heavily into the company. Only natural to offer him and his followers a job

night girder
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wonder what they were thinking when they fired him. Or what happened.

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This is the stockfish AI for chess. What it does it calculate all possible future moves and further outcomes to then choose path with highest win probability. And for this it uses multiple servers if I am not mistaken. So it's not smart or intelligent, it just use a shit ton of resources (brainpower) to calculate every possible outcome.

narrow folio
#

chess was nice, but Go was where the fun started

edgy hazel
night girder
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I don't have an account.

edgy hazel
#

I use my MS one

night girder
#

๐Ÿค˜

narrow folio
#

this happening today would be a nice way for a digital detox

night girder
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I cannot blame people for using it. I just don't want "another" account. Or website using my data.

dire igloo
night girder
#

or google

narrow folio
#

somehow, someday, right after chatgpt 11 will turn into skynet humankind will be saved by this๐Ÿ‘

edgy hazel
#

they didn't eventell the MS CEO that Sam got fired from openAI tired_jace

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MS owns 49% of openAI

night girder
visual tree
#

<<<<< It is already self-aware

edgy hazel
#

oh god this openAI stuff is so stupid

#

the board tried to put the old twitch CEO as CEO

night girder
#

I wonder if they will call this another revolution. Like the industrial revolution but with AI.

visual tree
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Because it makes me feel dizzy

night girder
#

sounds like a solid argument

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he just faints ๐Ÿคฃ

visual tree
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Wish I had my own public pool jacelul

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I think chlorine is added in pools in powder or liquid form. Otherwise, they would have to rescue me from drowning hehe

narrow folio
#

looking at the ever rapidly increasing speed of development, maybe...

#

AI is in an early amoeba stadium, but eventually those evolved into humans

narrow folio
#

Sure, we have to push it to a stage where it can design it's own next generation

narrow folio
#

and even then it will maybe never happen or take forever

night girder
#

now AI is mostly ML.

narrow folio
#

Artificial Idiocy

night girder
#

meaning, it's learning with our assistance.

#

Reinforcement learning (RL) is an interdisciplinary area of machine learning and optimal control concerned with how an intelligent agent ought to take actions in a dynamic environment in order to maximize the cumulative reward. Reinforcement learning is one of three basic machine learning paradigms, alongside supervised learning and unsupervised...

narrow folio
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if machine learning gets us to a stage where we as mankind are reaping nice benefits, why not
If those are nearly indistinguishable from a human response when asked about the weather this is nice

night girder
#

because they though the same back then

narrow folio
#

vi? nano

night girder
#

in the end a lot of people did lose their job. But they found other jobs.

edgy hazel
night girder
#

It just sucks that stuff like development could be done by AI. Or music. Or movies. Books...

night girder
#

you don't want to get into it ๐Ÿคฃ In the sense that I've had this discussion before.

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And it was like a never ending cycle.

narrow folio
#

I remember, it was a while back

obsidian smelt
narrow folio
#

the tech has immense potential, but only time will tell

edgy hazel
#

we're in the very early stages of AI. Complaining that it's not true AI is dumb

narrow folio
#

who would be so mad an ride a carriage moved by explosive stuff in a rotary engine? Horses have been here for ever and they will stay that way! thrust me, this is just a fad and will die out soon...

edgy hazel
night girder
narrow folio
#

not yet

edgy hazel
night girder
#

Discussion from a year ago

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you were involved too herg ๐Ÿ˜›

narrow folio
#

baldur too

edgy hazel
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yes

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and as long as wikipedia says ML is a subset of AI I will stand behind it

narrow folio
#

it is, who questions that?

night girder
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I mean, I don't know. I can just post what others said about it.

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made a whole lot of sense though, it's all just ML ๐Ÿคทโ€โ™‚๏ธ

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Not saying it can't lead into AI. But I don't see it yet.

narrow folio
#

ML is a stepping stone for AI

edgy hazel
night girder
#

AI Teaches Itself to Walk!

In this video an AI Warehouse agent named Albert learns how to walk to escape 5 rooms I created. The AI was trained using Deep Reinforcement Learning, a method of Machine Learning which involves rewarding the agent for doing something correctly, and punishing it for doing anything incorrectly. Albert's actions are con...

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narrow folio
#

Codebullet makes awesome Videos about reinforced learning

edgy hazel
#

the paperclip theory is so stupid

night girder
#

๐Ÿค”

edgy hazel
#

ew kurzgesagt

night girder
#

they make good videos

edgy hazel
#

kurzgesagt is in billionaires pockets promoting shit that shouldn't be promoted. So no. It's worse than nothing.

night girder
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yeah, earths history in one hour is very evil shit ๐Ÿคฃ

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I can see how I am being brainwashed.

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I mean, it's fringe science. I know what it is. Still entertaining.

sterile plinth
#

is ebay gonna havew some sort of discount on black friday?

edgy hazel
#

more stuff like "in the future we should have good climate tech so we don't have to worry about it rn"

night girder
#

LTT fans shouldn't be mocking me for watching kurzgesagt ๐Ÿคฃ

#

It's the same shit. Entertainment.

edgy hazel
dusk rivet
#

no no, dinosaurs never existed, the devil created fossils to test our faith

night girder
#

๐Ÿคฃ

edgy hazel
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I'm saying they fell off hard for like 3 years now

#

what makes you think I'm a fan?

dusk rivet
#

yes yes it is

#

sadly it is

sterile plinth
#

finally, a logical person1

night girder
edgy hazel
#

I also like helping animals. Am I a koala now?

night girder
#

I mean, not bad being a fan of LTT. I don't care about that. Just saying, if you were, you should understand that entertaining channels can be fun.

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even if they sell half truths.

edgy hazel
#

sry let me make it a lil more clear
entertainment = good
entertainment with evil intentions = not good

night girder
#

Ok, what are their evil intentions?

edgy hazel
#

"In 2015, the channel received a 570,000 US dollar grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation"

night girder
#

Ok, what makes Bill Gates bad?

#

Him giving money to them. Do you know of some sort of shady deal they made?

#

Any contracts with evil stuff in it?

#

Why is Bill Gates a bady? tired_jace

edgy hazel
night girder
#

He gave us computers.

sterile plinth
#

every single time I see the name bill gates somewhere, people in the comments always hate him so muchj

night girder
#

exactly, I don't get it.

sterile plinth
#

I think he had something to do with Epstein? Either him or some other big CEO

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but i know people hate him

night girder
#

So know everyone related to Epstein is evil?

#

Let me look into this.

edgy hazel
#

gates fucked up his lil malaria project and owns a sizable portion of farmland. He's very very dark grey in my books

night girder
sterile plinth
#

guys....

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I just realized bill gates is alive

#

I thought he was dead ๐Ÿ˜ญ

night girder
#

no he is much alive.

#

you just don't hear much about him ๐Ÿ˜›

sterile plinth
#

wait, jeff bezos is alive too?

night girder
#

yeah

sterile plinth
#

damn, I would swear these guys magically dissapeared some years ago, i have never heard about them in years

sterile plinth
#

whats irobot?

night girder
#

now amazon can control our vacuum robots ๐Ÿ‘ฟ

night girder
dull magnet
#

guys does anyone here have a bit of time and experience in building big factories?

night girder
#

oh no ...

dull magnet
#

dude

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my factories work good

#

but

night girder
#

I mean ... it kinda is yes?

sterile plinth
#

huh, I forgot this game exists, maybe now that i have a good pc i should try it

dull magnet
#

ill leave yall then

edgy hazel
#

๐Ÿ‘

night girder
#

you into metalcore?

dull magnet
#

ik and thanks im just desperate

night girder
#

Yeah, I mean. They sing in english ๐Ÿ˜‰

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I know a dutch band with female vocalist and does she have a nasty voice. Just love it. But it's pretty heavy ๐Ÿ˜„

night girder
#

dutch ... ๐Ÿคฃ

sterile plinth
#

guys does ebay ever have black friday sales

edgy hazel
#

In this moment fucks too

sterile plinth
#

since its used stuff

edgy hazel
#

yes. lemme just give a 25% black friday discount on my used recorder

night girder
#

to me, it doesn't matter which country. If it's good metal, I rock with it.

sterile plinth
#

lhc?

night girder
#

you and your particles

sterile plinth
#

the one at cern>?

#

yall are so big AI haters

night girder
#

it was on topic ๐Ÿคทโ€โ™‚๏ธ

edgy hazel
#

That's what I call my bedroom

dire igloo
sterile plinth
#

it aint

dire igloo
#

there's stuff it can do really well (predict) and stuff it absolutely sucks at (think)

edgy hazel
#

no

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it's in switzerland

dire igloo
night girder
#

๐Ÿ‘†

dire igloo
night girder
dire igloo
#

yeah, missed that luckily

edgy hazel
dire igloo
night girder
#

it's not freakin AI

edgy hazel
#

not a full AI*

night girder
#

It's just a hype name.

dire igloo
#

We don't have actual AI

edgy hazel
#

it's part of AI

night girder
#

That's my point the whole time!!!

#

I say it's ML. Some disagree here.

dire igloo
#

all we have is some blackbox that you feed text into and it continues that text

edgy hazel
sterile plinth
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not images or whatever form an iq test its in

dire igloo
sterile plinth
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Regardless I dont know what kind of miracle you expect with the Term AI

edgy hazel
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we have the valve, time to build the rest of the motor

night girder
dire igloo
sterile plinth
dire igloo
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and it wasn't detecting what's happening, it's giving the right answer

sterile plinth
dire igloo
sterile plinth
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anyways i agree with you its pretty much a Neural Network but with extra stuff

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but like, our brains have neurons too

night girder
dire igloo
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much much more than that AI has

sterile plinth
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im pretty sure thats not too far away from how brains work, I think the neurons in our brain store some kind of "weight" values too

sterile plinth
sterile plinth
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multiple neurons each with a weight value

dire igloo
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because it could very well not be

sterile plinth
dire igloo
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we don't even know how a clump of neurons with some electrical pulses can form a conscience

edgy hazel
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but it can play pong like a mfer

dire igloo
sterile plinth
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the brain is insanely complicated

night girder
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the fact is, whatever we call it, it's impacting our society and will shape the future.

dire igloo
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anyways, ChatGPT is not an AI. It can't think, it doesn't know anything. It just has a bunch of texts and other stuff that it was trained on so that's what it tries to replicate

sterile plinth
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dire igloo
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it is artificial, but it's not intelligent

sterile plinth
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here, its timestamped. Pretty sure that is where I remember seeing something related to neurons

night girder
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that's future computers?

sterile plinth
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title is irrelevant

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it expands into AI a lot

sterile plinth
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that's its knowledge

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Same way what a human "knows" is all of his life experiences

dire igloo
sterile plinth
sterile plinth
dire igloo
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ChatGPT is high INT, low WIS

sterile plinth
dire igloo
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it has a bunch of books and other stuff that it has been trained on

sterile plinth
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to make it feel like there is a coherent conversation

dire igloo
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but it knows jack shit about reality

sterile plinth
dire igloo
dire igloo
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besides, it'd be stupid af to include its own answers - and taking just the questions will only provide so much info

night girder
edgy hazel
sterile plinth
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so that it feels liek you are having a conversation with it in that session

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it does not save every conversation it ever does ๐Ÿคฃ

dire igloo
sterile plinth
night girder
dire igloo
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which is also why image detection algorithms only give you a probability of something being one thing

dire igloo
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did you hear about the lawyer using ChatGPT to write his court texts?

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it invented cases that didn't exist

night girder
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smart ๐Ÿคฃ

edgy hazel
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bing wouldv're been better for that lmao

dire igloo
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because what ChatGPT does isn't meant to be correct, it's meant to appear plausible

dire igloo
edgy hazel
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yeahh we all watched that legaleagle video

dire igloo
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anyways, imma go sleep now, good night

edgy hazel
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I need to know more about air stuff

sterile plinth
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Yes I agree it is stupid

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But it's a step in the right direction

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The joker!!?!

charred pewter
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now now .... dont crap on the hype train

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peanut says where is her new gpu

edgy hazel
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tell peanut that I'm on my way to kill him

charred pewter
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cats like the warmth that comes from a GPU ๐Ÿ˜„

edgy hazel
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man I love tech so much

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I just want my smartwatch to show me random little guys

edgy hazel
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neither do I

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it just has a very stark impact on our society. Hard skills not being developed through the very automated finding and writing of information is a big issue for me

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it's great as assistant. Even my dentist is using it (although I don't think we're at a point where it's that big a help) but education is already suffering from it

jagged snow
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That's been the biggest problem with the digital age as a whole, people no longer learning skills/trades in the same way

edgy hazel
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what I absolutely hate is the fact that highschoolers started making deepfake porn of each other

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it's basically the internet on crack

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you think tiktok was bad for developing children??

jagged snow
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Is that directed at me?

edgy hazel
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it was more rethorical nature

jagged snow
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Anyhow, yes. Social media has had an overall detrimental effect on children.

edgy hazel
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sorry to my future children but if your age is on the clock you ain't ready for a smartphone

jagged snow
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Agree ๐Ÿ’ฏ

edgy hazel
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sorry lil timmy but you getting the nokiabrick 4200

jagged snow
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Once they're to the age where they'll be away from home for longer periods of time by themselves(15-16) it's probably fine, but even then parental controls will be used

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If the tech landscape is still the same at that point anyways

edgy hazel
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nah a phone is fine

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you just getting a brick instead of touchscreen

jagged snow
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Ah that's fair

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At that point it's probably fine for 13+

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Imo it's very important to learn how to live normally without it

edgy hazel
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and some limitations ain't that bad ๐Ÿ˜„ only helps them learn more

narrow folio
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I just thought about an old blackberry as first smartphone, just to mess with my kid

edgy hazel
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I personally learned a lot trying to get around parental controls

stray badger
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Get em a DS and a nokia

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Entertainment and communication solved

edgy hazel
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and then keep that also in balance to not get your kid bullied out of school

sharp oasis
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I didn't get a full functioning phone till I was 16

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I had phones but not with actual numbers and shid

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I think that's okau

edgy hazel
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I had bricks until 15 when I got my first sony ericsson "smartphone"

narrow folio
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had to wait till I got 18 so I was able to sign my own contract as my dad was strictly against it. nokia 6210 was cool back then

stray badger
pure karma
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i also dont own a phone because i have simply nerver needed or really even wanted one

edgy hazel
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I have 1 (one) social media and everything else will breach containment

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if a me-me is funny enough I'll see it

jagged snow
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Is discord your one social?

edgy hazel
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I consider discord a communications platform

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the same way I wouldn't call teams a social meadia platform

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talking teams I'm the most wanted person in the united states

edgy hazel
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who tf at apple came up with those chargers

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this mf slamming on the floor almost gave me another heart attack

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"yes hihi how about we make our PSU weight 5000kg and also make it the small plug so you have no chance of mounting itunder yourn desk"

sharp oasis
edgy hazel
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My phone labels a lot of stuff

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it even labeled ur mom

languid gulch
edgy hazel
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I mean it comes with your mac

languid gulch
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that you overpaid for ๐Ÿคฃ

edgy hazel
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nah mine was free

dusk rivet
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is it possible to revert a minecraft save without having a backup?

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i accidentally opened a modded save without mods and lost about a hundred hours of work

dusk rivet
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shit

edgy hazel
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but

dusk rivet
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i'm listening

edgy hazel
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cool

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Have you loaded it with your normal mods?

dusk rivet
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yeah

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i do have a backup of where i didn't tho

edgy hazel
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I mean does your recent save work with the mods which are used in that save

dusk rivet
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when i loaded it with the normal mods all of the blocks had disappeared

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including my storage system with just about every item stored in it

edgy hazel
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What mod pack were you using for that world?

dusk rivet
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not a modpack, ~44 handpicked mods and library mods

edgy hazel
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Okay and the save won't load properly anymore with those ~44 mods?

dusk rivet
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it loads just fine, it's just every modded block despawned

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losing me about 100 hours of work and just about every item i'd ever collected

dusk rivet
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shite

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WAIT WAIT WAIT

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THE REFINED STORAGE FILES ARE STILL THERE

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including the disks used to store several million items

edgy hazel
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That's cool but you still need the actual data in your save file. You might be able do that in some way

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But the placed blocks are all gone

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BUT I appreciate you being a man of culture

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RS > AE

dusk rivet
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any way to convert an existing no-cheats save to a save with cheats enabled?

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i'll just give myself some items to get me at least sorta close to where i was at before

edgy hazel
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open to lan with cheats enabled

dusk rivet
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lemme do that real quick

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when i placed disk drives in the identical positions, it remembered the drive contents

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so i have all my items, thank god

edgy hazel
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yaaayyy

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I'd have to end my life if I found out I had to rebuild my ME system

dusk rivet
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still a lot of farms to fix, and i have to rebuild a lot of infrastructure, but having those items makes it about 183 million times easier

edgy hazel
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awww creeper

rotund hamlet
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scuse me while I murder my USB controller moving 253 4k60 videos to an external drive

edgy hazel
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yo'll kill your drive before that controlleru

rotund hamlet
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they're short

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it's already done

edgy hazel
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startrek makes my heart shrek

edgy hazel
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I have all

rotund hamlet
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100.1 GiB

edgy hazel
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starwars, startrek, stragate, gimme a star and I'll like it

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and #i thought I was drunk

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oh god the rain is coming

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the rain is coming

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herg bed

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nah I'll dream of 7o9

winged valley
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Hey if any of you need drives for your NAS or what have you

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Newegg black friday sale goes hard and seagate exos is very nice

edgy hazel
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am I buying 20x 20TB???????????????????????????????

winged valley
edgy hazel
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I need to sleep

winged valley
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I think X20 is just the product name

pure karma
# rotund hamlet 100.1 GiB

dang must be optimised i record 1920x1080 at 700Gb per hour (whiteout compression) at a 2GBPS bitrate its practically unwatchable if im going for clean but still reasonable im at about 25 an hour and if im on a potatoe pc i just go minimum of like 1 gb an hour

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i dont really care about space now that i have space again but i know im gona hate myself later

rotund hamlet
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mine are like 1-5 minutes each, 62Mbps

pure karma
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dang thats prettygood

rotund hamlet
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could probably get that to 54Mbps with AV1, but that would take several days

pure karma
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unlike whatever this mess is

rotund hamlet
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why are you recording 144 fps

pure karma
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idk i wasent lol

rotund hamlet
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there's your problem

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you clearly are

pure karma
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im recording at no fps at all in reality because it is corupted to shit

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but ay atleast it has like 12 minutes of semi functional sound

rotund hamlet
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by corrupted what do you mean

pure karma
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500gb of sound is great to have

pure karma
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could have it work on a M.2 but not worth the cost lol

rotund hamlet
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oh
you can just strip out the audio then, and delete the original

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and fix your recording settings lmao

pure karma
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i have decent ish settings i was mostly just trying to see how at how much quality i could record before obs just straight up craped itself

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and then it nerver did so it got quite out of hand

winged valley
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I recently saw a vid where a guy upgraded his 3070's VRAM from 8GB to 16GB, but it left out whether or not he modified the VBIOS

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I wonder if I would be able to do the same with a laptop 3050TI, upgrading it to 8GB

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If being used with DLSS, I'd expect that even on a 3050TI the increased VRAM would give a noticible increase in performance

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I'm already planning on upgrading my laptop's RAM from 16GB to 32GB (and keep in mind, everything I'm talking about is soldered)

I know that part is possible and pretty easily doable, i'm just unsure about the VRAM

jagged snow
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I know you work in electronics repair, so as long as you have the skill and the tools it shouldn't be incredibly complex

gilded helm