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For reference, the GTX 1080 came out May 27th 2016 and it took me until the second week of September to actually get the one I wanted in stock at MSRP.

Pretty sure a 2060 Super is fine for 1080p.

I don't think it's suspect that these sold out so quickly when everyone is working from home.

New cards sold out on launch day. A practical fucking Nostradamus of our time.

I didn't want that one, so I didn't try.

MSI GeForce RTX 3080 DirectX 12 RTX 3080 VENTUS 3X 10G OC Video Card - Newegg.com The MSI one is in stock if anyone is interested.

There's no such thing as a bitcoin. It's just a value stored in a wallet. Yes, it can be fractional.

lol seriously, Alicia Vikander running around in hot 1960s outfits is the only reason that movie was even remotely watchable.

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I can wait for the 3070s to come out so I can not successfully order one of those either.

ARE YOU READY TO ABSOLUTELY DEFINITELY NOT GET ONE OF THESE TOMORROWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

It should have just said: JOGGER MUSIC MAY MAKE YOUR KID STEAL NIKES

Having survived 3 of them so far, yeah that's definitely what that is lol. They don't send out the invite until after they've finished the firings generally.

Pretty sure at 1080p you could just buy a 2070 Super and be fine forever.

You guys keep reading my post backward or something. Try again. What I'm saying is that for what most of our midsize customers are buying these HCI platforms for, they really don't need, and could just go with more traditional, cheaper, generic ESXI servers.

It all stemmed from a basic premise, and I'm calling it, these things are going to be hard as fuck to cool and fuck up your whole system's thermals. THE CARDS ARE TOO DAMN HOT.

I've felt the same way. It's like they're saying they have a sudden need to find new idiots. The credit limit they gave me is astronomical, which is a little strange since I already have Chase Freedom, Freedom Unlimited, Amazon Prime and Ink.

This one seems pretty good, and having an existing Chase Freedom of Chase Freedom Unlimited does not prevent you from getting the sign-up bonus. Chase Freedom Flex Bonus: Up to $800 Cash Back in the First Year (slickdeals.net)

Because they're entitled to subsidy recapture on whatever "profit" is made from the house even though I'm not actually selling it. It's fucking dumb.

If I went this route I wouldn't knock the house down, just build an adjoining two-story with a garage and try to rent out the existing portion of the house. It's still a lot to invest in a property where the USDA is still the first lien-holder despite the mortgage being paid off. That's really...

Yeah, why would she make porn instead of signing up to be someone's slave?

Maybe if this was a real house, that would make sense. It's a 900 sqft modular ranch with only 1 selling point: it's on a nice 2+ acre rural plot only a couple miles from the beach. It's half a step up from a double-wide. Anyone who bought this property would be better off knocking the house...

It's a rambling mess of a movie that somehow comes together at the end to punch home the feels.

Directed by Aronofsky but not written by him.

That random console on the beach really unravels the whole of Rogue One. It really just tells you that they had no idea what they were doing when they got to the last 30-40 minutes of the movie and just spliced it together from whatever they had. Up until that part it was a convincingly good...

I loved Cloud Atlas but I'm fucking stupid. The Fountain though, yeah that movie was just bad. Aronofsky is a fucking hack, all of his movies are written like shit, see my multiple posts about Requiem for a Dream being dogshit. Speaking of Aronofsky and shitty movies, I remember people...

I don't want to keep this house.

This forum founded by a similar amount of angry nerds complaining to Verant.

My pseudonymous Twitter profile bio has "if/then/else" in it.

I actually pretty much just live in my office and let random deadbeats I'm related to live in the rest of my house, most of the year. In the winter I usually live alone.

The 13k is for the whole house. You don't install splits for just 1 room.

I have. The answer is hyperheat splits and I don't want to spend the money.

The house has really tight new windows and costs almost nothing to heat in the winter. My total yearly heating bill is less than 1500 which is ridiculously low for RI. This room is just small and chronically hot. I like the fact that it gets a lot of healthy sunlight in the afternoon and...

I just wanna be able to pipe the heat from my PC directly through the wall. :)

Again, those do not work in the winter and spring.

Nikola admits prototype was rolling downhill in promotional video | Ars Technica (arstechnica.com)

And deal with the noise? Kinda defeats the purpose of building a quiet PC...

I think you completely missed what I was saying. I said it scales great, but most mid-size companies don't need the scalability, and are therefore just overpaying versus generic platforms (aka some Dell servers running ESXI and vCenter and a standard EMC SAN.)