I take my shitposts very seriously.
I just suffer through any mandatory outdoor events (mostly in silence, but sometimes wailing and profanities are included) and limit myself to activities after sunset, I always keep a bottle of water with me, and I have an hourly reminder to drink when I’m on the computer.
I’ve seen people hail him as the saviour of muslims like 2016-2020 didn’t happen.
Hey Hulu, how many masts on my full-rigged ship?
LGA sockets (including AM5) have flat contacts on the CPU and spring-loaded contacts on the motherboard. No pins, no holes. You could take a small tweezer or precision flathead screwdriver and lift the CPU from a corner. As long as you don’t reach in too deep, it won’t damage either side. You should be able to lift it with minimal force.
Find the motherboard’s manual. It will have instructions for installing and removing both the CPU and the cooler. If the CPU uses a PGA socket, removing it might require a little force.
If you’re sure the clip and the retaining frame are released, but can’t/don’t want to lift it by its edges, you could use suction.
(edit) The MSI B650 uses an AM5 socket, which is an LGA package. The CPU itself doesn’t have any pins that could be damaged, so you can be a bit more forceful. You could even take a small tweezer and pry it out from one of the corners (as long as the retaining frame is off, of course).
People have forgotten the simple joy of climbing to the top of a sketchy structure and suffering major contusions and broken bones on the way down.
I currently run Nextcloud inside a Debian 11 LXC container on Proxmox, together with Apache, Mariadb, and PHP. I followed this guide. Once Apache and PHP were running, the rest of the process was straightforward.
My entire house is 3000K
Your heating expenses must be absurd.
Team building events back when I was working in a factory. One day every year we had the option* to go to a crowded bar and have overpriced drinks with the same people we met every day. I didn’t even like half of them (I was just polite and professional) and one shitty event wasn’t going to change my attitude. I would’ve preferred a regular shift on an assembly line.
* the other option was taking out a paid vacation day (non-American labour laws FTW)
Then we chose a point that doesn’t line up with either the apsides or the solstices to represent “zero” and sticking with our mistake for primitive reasons like “tradition”.
Command line cheat sheet (with bonus vim controls):
“Sentencing”, as in determining a sentence for a crime. Still incorrect, though, since he was only charged at this point, not sentenced.
Hell of a first day, isn’t it? Alastair Grey, with an E.
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You seem a little on edge, young man.
“Big company, therefore manipulation” is one hell of an argument my dude
Just language barriers and general gamer stupidity all around.
I’m pretty sure nationalistic pride is also a factor. Wukong is not just a game they like, it’s their game.
It could work the same way as the three origin stories in CP77: each ending from The Witcher 3 leading to a separate intro story with a time skip before the main game begins.
Management are NOT DEVELOPERS.
Executives are NOT DEVELOPERS.
Shareholders are NOT DEVELOPERS.