Swap would probably destroy that thing. And be unbearably slow.

I agree with the others, a rescue partition type thing is probably the best option.

The case around it does. That’s what I want to replace.

That brings up my following question.

If the thumb sticks are capacitive and they wear smooth over time how do you replace them? Are the capacitive sensors under stick caps? Do you just have to replace the rim only?

What you lose shuffling between CPU and GPU you gain by not having your GPU and CPU sharing the same bandwidth.

Apple gets away with it by having an ungodly massive memory bus. I don’t think valve is getting a 512 bit memory bus on what’s probably a RX 7400/Ryzen 7600 tier CPU. Both of those combined would be like half that?

Ah, I was looking at the DP specs not the HDMI.

Is it an APU, or is it a “desktop” CPU and GPU on one board? CPU specs are close to the 7600x but downlocked. And with dedicated vram I’d assume the GPU is it’s own separate thing.

GPU looks like it’s probably a tweaked RX 7400 based on the specs.

I mean if you’re playing older stuff it will output 4k 240. You can probably run Crysis at 4k 240 on that thing.

I want someone to make a slow charger with PPS to compare them. My phone on a “slow charger” gets about as hot as when I use a fast charger with PPS. But a fast charger without PPS and it gets extremely hot and slows down charging a lot. Especially when I leave it on my bed. That definitely is not good for it’s health. They charged their phones in little stands which gets them plenty of airflow to keep them cool.

It looks like the iPhone 12 doesn’t support PPS. Fast charging could be even better if they used a device that supports it.

1000 horses sounds cooler than 735 electrical pixies a second.

Like this?

Most antenna towers aren’t saucer shaped.

They just reused an existing building which happened to fit a fuck ton of antennas on it nicely. Most tall buildings will have some sort of antennas on them.

Just don’t write bugs. Problem solved.

You don’t have to quit cold turkey.

I mean as long as you’re not being too stupid with your PC, and not like doing your taxes on the computer the risk is pretty low.

They’re random people I most likely have never seen before and probably won’t ever see again.

And why do you think that? Have you paid attention to the people around you? If you and another person get to work at the same time, and live in the same area then odds are you will encounter them again. There might be a million people in your city. But how many of them have the exact same commute as you?

Also so what if you never see them again on the train? What if you end up really liking them, get their number, and stay in contact?

Regen braking is on every single electric car. But it’s incredibly inefficient and costs a lot of money to add it.

On a 60k car? Yeah it’s worth it. On an $500 ebike? No, not at all.

Turn off the engine of your car, does it keep rolling at the same speed forever?

Where are you going to get that power on a bike? Your legs. Do you really want to peddle away to charge a battery at SIGNIFICANTLY reduced efficiency, then with even more loss of efficiency discharge the battery into an electric motor? Or do you just want your energy going directly to the wheels?

The person in the post is trying to come up with an infinite source of energy which is not possible.

but can you easily run a Windows 7 app on Windows 10?

Yes? Pretty much anything made for XP and up will run on 11. Shit as long as the program is 32 bit it will probably run. Only exception is games, and that’s more just because hardware has moved on.

I mean no shit? Isn’t that why they emphasized by how these are the “free” ones?

Desktop? Ctrl click the languages to select multiple.