Od domačih že dolgo časa poslušam, da se danes za izolacijo hiš uporablja še eno drugo zadevo, ki ni izotekt in je ubisvu le neka masa. Me lahko nekdo prosim razsvetli kako se tej zadevi reče, da si malce preberem o njej?
Mi gre že malce na živce, ker mi od domačih nihče ne uspe povedati imena tega premaza ampak vedno povejo, da obstaja boljša zadeva kot izotekt. Sami pa seveda tudi ne vejo 😅
I'm getting really tired of playing against torpedo spam builds. It's exactly the same build every match. If they either buffed the rest of juno's powers or nerfed the torpedo's second charge that would be great.
I also noticed that whenever juno is paired up with mercy they create their own circlejerk up in the air and my odds of winning goes down.
I'm also not saying she's OP, but fucking hell it's hard to enjoy the game when you have those projectiles following you everywhere you go. Or try to contest juno but she'll just plop two torpedoes on you.
I have very limited experience with linux. Most I did was play with it in a virtual machine and tried kubuntu on my laptop.
One of the VR games (the only one actually) I play is beat saber. When I was trying kubuntu I ran into a problem - during room setup I just couldn't progress after a certain step (iirc when placing down controllers on floor).
I just read steamos finally launched for regular PCs. Does this finally mean VR experience is going to be polished considering the frame is on its way?
Excuse my ignorance, I'm just curious.
The grass is still green and the sky is still blue 😊
Verjetno uporabniki reddita vemo kakšen nateg so tiskalniki in kartuše. Je mogoče kdo med nami, ki jih polni sam s pomočjo inekcije in barve iz flaške? 😁
Edit: Ja, tiskalniki so tudi nateg. Danes res obstajajo tiskalniki pri katerih lahko polniš samo barve ampak ti tiskalniki imajo zgolj razdruženo klasično kartušo. Za tiskanje še vedno uporablja barvo, ki se lahko zasuši na šobah kar lahko pomeni čiščenje ali celo menjavo glave (in te niso ravno tako poceni). V povprečju bo pa še vedno boljše imeti tiskalnik kjer lahko sam polniš barve kot pa kartuše.
I have a spare fan that I can't use due to not having a traditional PC (I use laptop). However I'd like to use it as a pseudo cooling fan with my laptop.
I used an old usb to usb mini and cut it in half, stripped down the red (5 volts) and black wire (ground) and plugged them into the 3 pins.
After checking online where each wire is supposed to go I plugged the red wire in the middle pin and then tried ground on other two pins. Either way, it didn't work after plugging it into usb.
The fan in question is Inter-Tech Argus RS01 RGB. It connects to remote controller which is there to control the rgb on fan which then plugs into molex on psu side.
Have I done something wrong or was ther simply not enough power provided by USB since it's an rgb fan? I know fans use 12v and usb provides 5v which should typically mean it spins, just slower.
There's a 3.5" HDD sitting in a box in closet that I can't use because I sold the rest of the PC. I use laptop and want to use that 3.5" drive as a backup.
I know sata to usb adapter requires extra 12v 2a power supply. However I was thinking about buying just the adapter without the extra power supply.
Could I use sata power cable from another PC to provide power to the 3.5" drive, connect it to the adapter with sata data cable and then connect the adapter to the laptop with usb?
Made a quick graphic just to be clear of what I want to achieve.
I don't see a reason this wouldn't work, I'm asking just to be sure.
I see a lot of people comparing steam machine with typical DIY PCs (with ATX or mATX boards) but it just doesn't make sense. You can't compare something you built yourself that isn't even the same size as the PC you're comparing against.
I get it that you can build your own steam machine for less than what you'd pay for the steam machine, but steam machine is not a DIY (do it yourself) project. It's a prebuilt small form factor PC.
Prebuilt means it's already built meaning somebody already put it together and made sure it works (usually). That person has to be paid so that is reflected in higher price of the PC.
Steam machine is also a small form factor PC. Smaller doesn't mean less expensive necessarily. On the contrary, it costs more due to the complex engineering and specialized manufacturing required to cram components into a tight space. There's a premium you pay for SFF builds.
Now put SFF and prebuilt together and you'll end up with a pretty expensive PC.
I managed to recover some data from an old hard drive, including a bunch of 1 minute snippets that were recorded with shadowplay while playing UT4. Boy was I surprised to see those vids there.
Always wanted to make a compilation of good shots/moments but never did so here I am 10 years later 😄 There's some solid shots, flag runs and even a solid fail at the very end.
If you used to frequent CTF server on EU 10 years ago there's a chance you might even see yourself in there ;)
P.S. - Music used in clips was not edited in, I just had music on while playing so it's all glued together.
Like... We had the tech to see who is grouped and who isn't since the dawn of time. Why can't we have this in 2026?
I made account years ago and never bought anything.
I started looking into buying something and everything said "welcome deal" next to it. So I put a keyboard in cart, proceeded to the checkout but decided against buying it and deleted item.
Now there's no more welcome deal even though I didn't really purchase anything yet. I'm kinda bummed on it because it would save like 8€ in some cases and that's like 33% discount on a keyboard.
Is there anything I can do to get the welcome deal back?
It still works. The left side looks chewed because it was difficult to open the mouse to clean and fix it.
My brother had a PSU in wardrobe that's been sitting there for years (he thinks it doesn't work anymore, but wants to test it on old pc). It's a semi-modular psu 850w LC power LC8850 Arkangel v2.2.
It's a semi-modular unit that comes with non-modular 20+4 pin motherboard cable and supposedly CPU cable (which is a 6+2 pin apparently?).
The 6 pins plug in just fine but the 2 don't match. Like, physically. The squared pins can't be plugged into rounded shaped pins. Images below.
https://imgur.com/2zH1357
https://imgur.com/f2CirGh
https://imgur.com/zO2jLJR
Motherboard in question is ASUS MSA99X EVO R2.0.
On the side of the cable is written PCI-E which confused me the most. Don't semi-modular power supplies come with a motherboard + cpu power already pre-attached? Why would it have motherboard and pcie (which is for gpu) cables instead? PC build guides have been telling me semi-modular power supplies come with motherboard+cpu power pre-attached, hence the confusion.
I'm going to assume the pre-attached cable is not for cpu power then. There's also this cable which I assume is supposed to be for cpu power then and the pigtail part (white ziptie) is that goes into the motherboard (since some motherboards use 8+4 power delivery system for cpus):
https://imgur.com/XJNZT6N
Is this correct then? The two red sockets marked PCIE are for gpu power then which are color coded with red and both end with 6+2 pins.
https://imgur.com/4NrP0fq
https://imgur.com/F7mguJ3
I'd love to refer to a manual but I tried searching and haven't found anything useful as there seemed to be 2.3 revision of the power supply and can't fine one for 2.2. The only thing I have is this little "diagram" that's also on power supply: https://imgur.com/xG0zArv
