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yep! I mean soldered ssds are 100% replacable. it sucks and is expensive, but definitely doable with the right tools. but then they pair them with the t2 and underfill them trying to prevent exactly that

don’t worry, the soldered ssd will fail and brick your computer long before the ram!

this person opening lemmy:

don’t most enterprise ups use lead acid?

does it matter? it’s pretty obvious everyone of a certain wealth knew exactly what epstein was up to. knowingly and intentionally having ties with someone like that is enough for the epstein victims to deserve more of an apology than his employees.

pretty sure their talking about epstein survivors. I don’t think anyone outside of personal acquaintances really care about the affairs at this point.

even flashdrives have gotten more expensive

AI doesn’t necessarily use ddr tho, they stick to HBM which is a different thing entirely.

I know a dude who has had me fix 2 separate 800$+ DACS and then listens to only YouTube music rips on his 500$ headphones through the DACS. he swears his 1300$ setup makes a difference on his 128kbps aac YouTube downloads…

that’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever seen lol. I’d love the know how audiophiles think ssds work if they think this could actually make a difference.

I use a virtual machine with all traffic routed through a VPN as it provides far more isolation than a container.

dead ram definitely still happens, yes, but it’s exceedingly rare. I fix hundreds of PCs a year, and I maybe get one or two a year where the root cause is actually bad ram. more often it’s configuration issues or hardware implementation issues, for example the gigabyte x870 boards really don’t like XMP for some reason.

ecc doesn’t really have anything to do with whether a ram stick fails or not, it can help with misbehaving sticks but if a stick is dead it’s dead and ecc can’t help a dead region.

smartctl would be what your looking for even for ssds (although ssds fail quick enough that if smartctl catches something there’s a chance it’s already too late, smartd allows for scheduled tests and I’ve definitely saved data off of ssds because I had daily smart tests running that caught early failure).

I however strongly disagree with the hardware issue. there is no indication that this is hardware (honestly hardware accounts for VERY few issues like this, and RAM failing still happens but is 98% a thing of the past). diagnosing without any logs is a bit of a lost cause, we simply don’t have enough info, hopefully OP updates the post with the output of journalctl from the last boot.

I really really loved their old stuff but I can’t even sit through their latest albums. super disappointing honestly

sundowning was the last solid thing they put out imo

ice is already very active in Philly and I don’t see the sheriff doing anything about it. hell there’s an ice office right across from the police HQ and right next to the DMV of all places.

they raid supermarkets and restaurants in the Philly area all the time. sorry to say it but this is some top tier bullshit.

musl is very cool and has very specific use cases. workstations are not one of them. you won’t be able to install drivers for gpus for example.

if the point of a good guy with a gun is to stop the bad guy with a gun, why would the good guy make himself the first target?

open carry is dumb and has no self defense purpose, it’s solely to stroke egos.

I have an old team force ddr4 16gb kitm not exactly top of the line but should do the trick. I’ll gladly sell it to you for a much fairer price than what’s around these days long as you’re in the us. dm me if interested, no worries if not

ah. that’s a shame. I’m with them till 2028 as I bought a decent length package, but I’ll probably switch away after that or sooner if they enshittify. I only use it for p2p and torrent search so I’m not super worried about it for now but that’s good to know.

what’s wrong with PIA? I’ve been pretty pleased with it, is there something I’m missing?