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Sorry there are no real alternatives. Kyle is ending an era.

You are much more likely to die in a car anyway.

It definitely could. I really don't think its your ram. But thats hard to diagnose without having a spare.

You could have a bad processor. Hard locks are tough to diagnose without one extra of each item. Hard lock is usually bad component. Memory problems cause reboots, program crashes etc along with the possible hard lock.

Have you done any stability testing with memtest or something processor based?

This will become much more common. Doctors and lawyers don't like paying for expensive IT. They don't see it as an equal to what they do but it's getting very expensive fast.

Cable modems, especially ones you cant buy, are guilty of using non-standard DHCP.

I've used pfSense quite a bit and not had your experience. Are you sure its your router and not your modem? Its intermittent so its going to be hard to test. USG works fine but personally I think Ubiquiti's best days are behind them.

Honestly if it isn't a boot drive or game drive you won't notice the difference. Running apps like office adobe will not show much difference at all or being used as a data store will show no difference for normal users.

Does it turn off? as it no warning and its just off? or do you see any dump screen/black screens?

I doubt you had that many out-of-the-box bad parts. The statistics on that are unreal. However you probably had one part cause others to fail and chain events after.

Make sure you are not in Raid mode. Some laptops will not see a m.2 in raid mode. Secure boot and UEFI is fine.

Just wait until you use the touchpads on Thinkpads though.

Go buy a network tester. They are fairly cheap and will tell you if all 8 wires are correctly wired and connected. If any of the 8 wires are not correct or not connected it will fall back to 100mb/s.

Just order a new access point and turn off the one in your router. You will get a better access point that way.

i'm not sure a majority of their movies count for real sci-fi. seems more like days of our lives with a theme tossed in.

They aren't for people who want to enjoy the movie either. Nobody will put down their phones anymore.

That's a lot of work to control something not worth controlling. Not saying I haven't been like that in the past but it's just not worth the effort.

Nope nothing has changed since crypto hit it's highest point. Many more people mining and the value drops everyday with no reprieve in sight.

Arrogance among the youth is rampant these days. Enabling has caused this. They don't believe in the consequences until they get very serious.

is t he 150 actually fast enough to do any gaming where a slower version would affect it? I actually have one in my Dell but I'd never game on it just came with it.

Of course you could never connect it to the internet because the architecture in that OS is not capable of being updated to modern standards due to the MANY missing layers of security. It's like saying a car from the 30's with a modern Corvette engine would be really fast. We don't live in...

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the problem with studies like these is you are including anyone who drives. i always talk to my uber drivers and they all make very good money. I think you have to apply the same logic with everything work related, especially a business driven only by one's self motivation and resourcefulness...

It's a bad panel.

If they haven't gotten interested in computers by high school its very unlikely they will ever get interested. If they do get interested then its unlikely that anything they are exposed in high school will benefit them other than an easy class. I always laugh at the idea we can simply just...

The flicker even when set to a higher refresh caused me too much eye strain. I'm so glad they are gone.

Keep in mind this is likely the actions of one employee, probably trying to cover his butt. Not saying it couldn't be a bigger conspiracy but its unlikely.

Experience. I'd say 80% of the time a system will restart when trying to shut down its bad motherboard. Very rarely it was a power supply or bad card/hdd/cd connected. Either way its not software or drivers. When the operating system send the command to shut down then it's entirely in the...

You have a bad motherboard.

well there is the crapware they install that basically mimics everything already built into windows but slows down the machine drastically.

Seriously? No sorry dropped is user damage.

And I'm sure he will say they have never been dropped or damaged. Most batteries self-destruct from damage, not internal failure. Media tends to ignore this since it doesn't sound like exciting news once you mention that.

Ever looked into the by-products of creating the batteries and the disposal? Also thee the mines where the materials are extracted. Human rights violations galore, child labor etc. We have to start looking at the big picture not just one side that makes us look or feel good about ourselves.

So the institutions that actually control real money have declared war on the crypto world. Not sure if you have been reading the news lately or not.

I don't see anything stopping it now. The crypto era is over. It will linger on but without anyway to convert it to real money its useless.

https://www.hardocp.com/news/2018/01/15/price_manipulation_in_bitcoin_ecosystem If this is true it will be the beginning of the end.