Shamelessly stolen from imgur. I too have no honor.
Seven, Seven of Nine.
KokusnussRitter
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I'd say the chances of a user of stumbeling onto your blog are low, regardless of AI. We just got used to cetralized platforms such as reddit, facebook etc.
If you want to write a blog, just do it. Regardless of the numbers of readers you might have fun and hone your skills.
Star Trek NGT era.
They did a lot practical, with prostetics and models and it's beautiful.
🎶Come to Quarks. Quarks is fun. Come right now. Don't walk. Run!
Go for it. As you said, worst case you'll see a professional and it grows back anyways.
I used to cut my hair and messed up sometimes. I find with long hair, small mistakes aren't as visible.
What would you do if you found out someone was drawing hentai of you with very exaggerated features?
Disturbed and disgusted.
The first thing I did in Linux was to change my wallpaper/ UI and Icon themes.
Maybe these would be really easy first challenges that a child would look into anyways, to make the system feel like theirs. I remember constantly changing wallpapers when I was a kid. I wonder what I'd had done with the options Linux offered.
Further down the line I'd explain sudo apt update/ upgrade (or equivalent) to them, so they can do some basic maintenance.
Isn't it rather how they truly feel, instead of intrusive thoughts?
How do I do x in a Linux/Software. Mostly because there is not a lot of discussion going on and I can't contribute anything valuable. I might change my mind once I bork my own system once again.
I am not sure these will become mainstream soon. I think they will be too expensive and too much of a toy in the beginning. When it comes to daily tasks other robots are better equipped to do these tasks, since they have a higher level of specialization.
For example roombas. While I can see a humanoid robot vacuuming, a roomba is better equipped for the job, I assume uses less power than a humanoid and vacuum cleaner running at the same time.
When talking about humanoid robots as social contacts, I'm sure there will be wealthy and lonely people buying them for that purpose.
Then there's replacing workers in dangerous jobs like construction, metal production etc. I think it is more sensible to develop and use specialized robots in these fields.
Passion. Idc if they like fixing up cars, playing guitar or painting. Although that's not something instant. It's more on a getting to know them basis but oh well xD
I am searching for the case of my first PC and can't find it. It's cursed, as if it never existed. The render is a recreation from memory, so it may slightly vary to the real thing, but I am sure I got the basic shapes and proportion right.
What I remember
- hp system
- was bought in a bundle (?) with an hp printer and a dell monitor
- bought in Germany around 2006
- ran windows vista
- mid tower (probably atx or micro-atx)
- one disk drive
- recessed i/o with SD-Card reader
- air intake at the front bottom (at least that's what I think it was in hindsight)
There are many hp cases of the mid 2000s that match the design language, but they are all different to my case. If you recognize it, let alone have any information on it, let me know :)
Edit: Thank you all for your guesses! I'll try to respond to you all, but I feel bad for responding "nope, sadly not it" to most of your suggestions. But you gave me some ideas what to check out next, hopefully it will help me identify the case after all :)
Edit 2: picture time :D -- it's just a different angle
Edit 3: randomblock1 found it. It's a Hyricane PCK01978. I formerly would like to issue an apology for claiming it was hp. xD Thank you all again for your help :3
My GPU's fans spin either at 100% or stand still. they rarely ever dip below 1000rpm, and if so, only shortly (see images below). This worries me, and I am 99% sure I'll refund that card, but before buying a new one, I want to make sure the fault is not with my system. This is my first AMD GPU and I am pretty green in Linux.
So far I tried adjusting the GPU's fan curve, with fan-control and CoreCtrl but it didn't change the erratic fan behavior.
I checked my BIOS for 0rpm mode, but couldn't find anything. It also only let's me configure CPU and sys fan curves.
Is there anything I can try before sending the card back to fix these issues or -best case- verify the card is actually causing the issue? I'd hate to get a replacement and face the same issues again.
specs
Linux Mint
GPU: acer AMD RX7600XT
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5800x
RAM: 16GB DDR4 @3600mHz; G.Skill Tridentz Neo
MoBo: MSI B550Pro-A
images
Temperature and fan curves over the span of 20min; green curve is fan rpm, yellow curve is GPU junction temp, blue curve is GPU edge temp
Update I REMed it and will get the same.card again, but from a different, more widely adopted vendor. I don't want to spent another week troubleshooting an issue I may not have the skill to fix.
Thank you all for your input :)
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Yes :3