Maybe I’m just missing some crucial info, but an amusement park seems like a fundamentally different thing than software.
Maybe I’m just missing some crucial info, but an amusement park seems like a fundamentally different thing than software.
Is it possible to add a firewall rule to block it?
Did they clarify how they track “the same device”? If I replace my SSD, is that’s new device? Gpu? Motherboard? Cpu? Get more ram? Reinstall the OS?
And even then, I usually install on 2-3 different devices. And what happens when 10 years down the road I want to okay it again and install it on 2 more devices?
I never even got him in my party… why would I trust a guy who tries to jump me first chance he got?
I feel like it would get much better a mistake if they did… I use both windows and Linux now. I would rather use Linux full time but some software, specifically office and some (not most, but a few) don’t play nice with Linux.
If I just lost a ton of programs that I would say are critical for windows, no doubt I switch full time unless my work prevents me.
I would personally keep the source code for any game I made, and if I can personally afford that, then these companies can.
Presumably if they somehow didn’t allow it, some higher ups in Russia might find themselves suicided.
I think if they were alive to sue and be sued… He’d be fucked.
Could I not use a 6-30P to 6-15R adapter? My computer will blow up before that amperage becomes and issue.
It looks like I need a 6-15P to IEC C19 cable. I guess 14 gauge should be sufficient.
Edit: Wait…It might be 6-30… That’s way harder to find.
Someone else has given me what I need I think ,but it looks like the one here:. https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=220-T2-1600-X1#images-4
That’s the titanium model, while I have the cheaper gold on, but I think the plug is the same.
But the way, do you have a resource for the names of different plugs/connectors?
Okay! Thank you. I think that should be what I need.
Right, where do I find the cable? I can’t find it on evgas website or anywhere else.
To the first, rollback.
To the second, is that a problem?
This is what I need to do. Just too much inertia in my own stuff to make the switch so far.
I love rdiffbackup.
I use it to backup a 30 TB array and it completes in like 20 minutes if there are no changes.
I would prefer to use Lemmy, but it simply doesn’t have some things that reddit currently has. It could in the future, but it doesn’t have the user base yet.