u/I-Lyke-Shicken

I have a Dell 7400 2 in 1 laptop that has 2 stripped screws preventing the bottom panel from coming out.

I have tried using various bits, tried using rubber bands to help the bits catch, tried the superglue method...

Nothing has worked. I guess I will have to use a Dremel but my fear is damaging the battery since the screws are right over it.

Any tips? Anything I can try before resorting to a Dremel?

There is a local seller on FB Marketplace trying to get rid of a custom build for $600. It has a Ryzen 7 5800x, 64gb DDR4 , a RTX 3070 and a 1tb NVME.

Seller seems legit and just wants to sell it because he is not using it.

My question is, how would this older CPU be today? It is like 6 years old. If I buy a PC, i want at least 5 years usage out of it. By that time, this thing will be 11 years old.

Is it worth it or should I just pass it up? My current PC has a Xeon e5-2690v4, so the Ryzen will be a huge step up.

Hello. I am curious about aged black garlic supplement compared to regular garlic supplements.

I have tried a bunch from generic garlic oil to Kyolic and Garlique.

Kyolic seemed to help me the best in regards to immune system support and I felt it definitely helps with colds, especially combined with things like Ester-C...

Aged black garlic is supposed to be higher in S-allyl-cysteine.

I was looking at the product from LEF.

https://www.amazon.com/Life-Extension-Optimized-Vegetarian-Capsules/dp/B005QVDNIO

Has anyone reading this tried it yet?