[–] 3 points 1 week ago

We don't live in cold war times. Nukes are not constantly ready to be sent flying. Most plants are from the 60s and they need a good amount of human labour to be prepared. There won't be a bombarding chain reaction that's started by Ai.

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  • [–] 6 points 1 month ago

    Ray ban should get a lot more trouble for this. They are accepting that meta uses their design (maybe they did even design the whole chassis for the components). Now you can blend in when wearing one of those cams.

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    My mainboard is an msi b450 Mortar Max. Until recently, I used a pretty small gpu, which left enough space for my network adapter to fit in the pcie 3x4.

    I upgraded my gpu this winter, but there was only space in the second pcie 2.0x16, which (probably) doesn't provide enough lanes. That's why wifi stopped working, and bluetooth started to become buggy.

    Now I was playing around with the thought of picking up a 2in1 usb dongle, but I heard they aren't that good.

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    CPU: Ryzen 5 3600 Mainboard: MSI B450 mortar max Gpu: gtx 1070 Case: Fractal design define mini c Power: Be quiet! Pure power 500W Atx

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    However I don't really know how to build one myself. So I had the I bright idea to take apart a flashlight that is rechargeable, but I'm not sure which one can be dismantled.

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