>>716156589
So the UK isn't the only place that's getting real ID verification forced in in July huh?

>>105755770
>>105756289
WRONG. get fancurve, its the speedfan of 202x
I also use a proprietary motherboard with basically ZERO pwm control out of the box. fancuve doesn't care. its got a dickload of libraries that can find my MBs fan controllers and steal possession of them anyway. my threadripper went from always idling at 80 to idling at 46, because I can ramp up the quieter CPU tower fans while ramping way down the intakes.
get this software. INSTALL IT NOW. unlike panptikon its literally should be on every pc you own!
>>105771541
>>105767890
>>105766596
optane drives are nice and all, but making something be a boot drive for truenas or similar is mind meltingly stupid to me. it's wasting precious lanes on something that afaik gets loaded into ram one time. i hear people just run usb drives in parity even though its unsupported and that seems like a much better idea to me, however, I guess if you have the spare PCIE lanes it might not be the worst idea. in my case though every component on my board is filled except for a few random usb headers and the PCI port.

>>714273634
its because the jews got fucking shattered by air strikes and so they had to hand over their gaslighting operation for this summer to some other team fyi.

that guy posting porn 24/7 on /v/? they cant police our arguements very well right now so the easy thing to do is just drive underage lurkers away. of course no one under 18 should be using 4chan, but we all know that nobody is watching what their kids consume even 20 years ago let alone now.

>>714257369
>>714257258
spread that information then.

>>714171358
no it isn't.
copyright, which was DESIGNED TO INCENTIVISE CREATIVITY, not PARASATISE IT AS CORPORATIONS DO AFTER MARK TWAIN, and LAST ONLY 28 YEARS, does not protect you from similar art to yours. you only have the rights to your text and your work, you cannot sue someone for having a style of writing similar to yours any more than a style of drawing. thats why when japan BLATANTLY COPIED hello kitty and turned it into sanryo they didn't get sued into oblivion, because they changed 1 line.

>>105749321
almost 10 degrees on the CPU, but I'm running a p620 with a bad (underpowered) cpu cooler that comes stock with 5945wx. I baffled the case fan I installed in the 2 din bay thats got a bloweymatron rate limited by fancurve so I dont blow out my eardrums. however, fan curve does a lot of heavy lifting on its own, I can find the sweet spot of what my ears can tolerate vs what the machine is capable of baring temps wise. I found that the baffle I set up to push gpu air up into the top part of the system for expulsion in the exhuast I have set up was basically nothing. I might put it back in again and double check, but right now I am just thrilled I can get my room cooler with some tweaking. the main reason to cool my CPU which ran at a comfortable 60 down to a 47? becuase I want my fucking room to be less hot. I find that the thing radiates on the case if I dont get the heat off of it. the GPU baffle isn't like the one above. it's designed not to funnel cold air to the GPU. it already has LOTS. but its designed to push the air it uses UP into the exhaust area so that it doesn't get recycled by the system. meanwhile the baffle for the CPU is meant to counteract this and make sure the CPU is drawing in cold air. however like I mentioned the baffle didn't do much to change my temps.

>>105690868
>So therefore Fortnite will never fall under this new regulation because even though it's still supported today, it was originally released ages ago.
yes. you generally cant make something legal in the past retroactively illegal unless you are a chinese or jewish kangaroo court.
>Same with Call of Duty technically since it's all part of the "Call of Duty HQ" instead of individual releases. That's probably the way all future live service games would work then, just a big DLC for a sort-of super game that's essentially just a launcher.
it will be up to legislators and the courts to prevent that. thanks for admitting you are scammers to your core though chang

>>507743432
Most people don't have opinions. They subconsciously select the opinion that suits their environment. Men are right wing because seeming less empathetic, willing to protect and provide makes them more attractive. Women are left wing because looking more empathetic and emotional makes them more attractive.
This continuum flips often. When men turn left wing because of the women around them, like in college and universities, or in activism circles. Likewise women turn right wing, to fool men into thinking they aren't promiscuous and shallow.
Very few people actually think consciously.

>>105603218
man this looks so bad but still 99% better than windows 10 and 11. glass futurism isnt my style but I can see why people stick to it as the last proper windblows. picture icons appearing with proper transparency in the folder glass would sell it to me.