Found in Palermo, Italy

I have a family member, whose phone screen broke, and they want to get their data off it. Developer tools are not enabled, so i fear I can't do anything with ADB, so i guess a hub is my best option (I have been meaning to buy one for myself anyway)

Having googled for a bit i noticed that i need something that is OTG compatible, but none of the hubs seem to mention anything OTG related.

Thank you in advance.

edit: the phone is an OnePlus, will ask what yhe model is

edit2: OnePlus 6

(Meme stolen from a YouTube video, in turn stolen from the reddit (video in question : This is how we win (hadn't watched it yet)))

I love my country.

Context: This asshole (zoran stevanović) and his populist party were the ones who swung the majority to the right, and now we have slovenian trump for the next 4 yrs

If i would, hypothetically, have a few different drives in a raid5 array in different physical locations, and one was seized, how much data could be reconstructed from that drive?

(I was reading about A/I and their R* system a bit, and this semi-related idea came to mind)

Pretty much the title. It get quite hot here in Europe.

(edit): oh yeah, they are also out of stock everywhere

I'm buying a new laptop, and i need to compare some based on gpu. I heard a lot of the mainstream ones are biased, but i also need the big databases that the big ones provide, as im comparing some quite obscure gpus. thanks

So i have an MSI H67MA-E35 mainboard and i got it with a intel i5 2nd gen LGA 1155, that i replaced with an intel i7 3770, also LGA 1155, but now the mainboard makes 4 beeps on boot and shuts down. I've been searching online, but found absolutely nothing, the fact that the motherboard is old also doesn't help.

edit: what i also found, is that it could be a unoperational timer

Edit 2: it was in fact outdated bios 😔

I have recently taken apart some old PCs and found an HDD that uses this cable, but my motherboard doesn't seem to have a connector. Is there a way to connect this to SATA or PCIE?

edit: hdd, not ssd

Louis Rossman strikes again.