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We used the limited options we have, PMs and email. Hopefully he resurfaces.

A borrowed VHS copy of Ghost in the Shell was my introduction to anime back in the day and it had that promo on it. Makes me want to watch some old shows now.

Maybe it can tell them how to use a turn signal.

If you're looking for a simple streaming stick, I have the best luck with the Roku interface for non tech savvy people. I gave my old TCL TV to my parents and even my Dad can use the Roku interface.

If you suck hard enough you can end up in the Human Plus program. You would start over from the beginning, but get new abilities that makes the game easier.

Damn you people for getting me to do my job. Now do yours and post in the right thread.

That's not a drive, it's just the lights for power and HDD activity. I can see why someone might mistake that for a drive though.

Checking Pricewatch for deals back in the day before Newegg was really a thing...

Dude, that other drive is a floppy. At one point I did upgrade it with a 32x CD-ROM and a 2x CD-R though. I had wanted to replace the floppy with a with a ZIP drive, but it didn't quite fit properly.

Gigabyte gives you a bracket that you plug them all in to, then you plug it in to the mobo. I think they only give it to you on the mid range and up boards.

Tearing that fucker down and rebuilding it several times taught me a lot. The PC gods demanded blood.

That was my first computer. I bought it from Sears with graduation money for $1600ish in 1997. Pentium 133 mhz with MMX, 16 mb EDO RAM, 1.2 GB Quantum Fireball HDD and a 2X CD-ROM! I thought it was glorious until I got to college and a guy down the hall had a SCSI CD burner. If you supplied...

Adding a network card, Sound Blaster and and Diamond S3 to this piece of shit with no mobo documentation.

Trying to solve IRQ conflicts...

I've merged the threads, so you're either going to need to bookmark/watch the thread or unignore him if you want to keep track of things.

It's EQ, of course it's going to be shit on. That was the #1 thing to do back in the day by everyone who played the damn game. No longer being a masochist doesn't mean they can't continue to do so.

Christ, the only thing that would make this worse if this was EQEMU drama. @JinxedChoker calm your tits. If all you're going to do is antagonize people here and make work for @Amod , you're not going to last long here. There's little we hate more than having to do our goddamn jobs.

I haven't used any of the AM5 CPUs, but this does sound like memory training, though longer that what I've heard. Is there a setting to enable memory context restore in the BIOS? Does this happen with XMP/EXPO disabled and the memory running at JEDEC timings?

Jamie Benn is back on the ice and the 1st period is already going to shit for Dallas.

That intro kinda sums up the game for me. Seems like generic fantasy at the beginning, but keep going and it's pretty damn awesome. It's a fucking crime that they removed it. The game has just the right amount of jank and oddness to be one of my all time favorites. I hope the sequel continues that.

We have the fuck cancer thread in off topic or you can start an equivalent in the grown up forum. Otherwise, feel free to vent here.

My stockpile of ancient PC parts finally proved it's worth. I just resurrected an old Dell serving as the PoS system for a local shop. The readme for the PoS software is a blast from the past: "Due to the high system requirements of Windows 95, we recommend upgrading to 16MB of RAM when when...

Follow the foxes. One of the principles of this game is for the world to guide you places, not the UI.

As far as the DLC goes, it becomes available one the 2nd area opens up. Once you go there, you are stuck there until you complete it. I would honestly wait until after you complete the main game. Make sure to pet some foxes.

You're doing it wrong. Use the blowing of the wind to guide you to points of interest. Wander around, but do the story quests. While it is an open world, it is much more story driven than Elden Ring.

Dude is eating hot pockets straight from the microwave.

My intention was not to imply that your solution was bad, but to say that this happening to you on a regular enough basis to need that solution is abnormal.

I know this is a wild idea, but have you considered consulting a medical professional? This is not normal.

Not to mention the use of different models and LoRAs to get vastly different results using the same prompts.

No idea if Trend is any good. I just use common sense and let Windows defender do it's thing. It's been 15 years or more since I last installed an antivirus.

Nope, they don't have any sort of doorbell system. I'll have to find out if that's something they're interested in. Looking like Wyze is moving to the top of the list of things to look at, especially if it's deadass simple.

The basic Arlo plan was $4 per camera or $13 for unlimited. They do want to cover the entire exterior, so that might no be a bad option.

Sounds like a solid option. BIL asked about an Arlo system that I'll be looking in to as well. Not sure if those have an option for local storage though. A subscription service is not completely off the table if it makes things really simple for them and is reasonably priced.

@Lanx , @Burns some good stuff there, much to consider. If they do go with local storage, I have a 2 bay NAS for my Plex server that I've been looking to upgrade, so they may inherit that. I also probably have enough computer hardware laying around that I could slap together something really...

@Lanx I summon you! My sister and her husband is looking to set up some outdoor cameras around their house, and they've asked me for suggestions. I remember you had your own DIY setup years ago. They're looking to have coverage around the entire outside of the house, but the priority is one...

Yes. The extra SSD sits in a small space with poor airflow.

McDavid with a nice assist there.