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Apologies for the terrible picture, couldn't get a good shot of this thing but I think it's an oriental cockroach. Located in New Jersey
reddit.com/gallery/1g3t4r0
Basically the title, earlier today I was watching youtube when my Laptop (An ASUS ROG with a Ryzen 97945hx CPU) went to a black screen and popped up saying it was doing a BIOS update (the screen looked like what other BIOS update screens look like when I google them). The update finished, and it took a restart or two but the laptop was working fine for a few hours before I had to leave for work.
So I guess what I'm asking is, is it bad that the BIOS updated when it did? Is there a way to stop it from doing this without my consent? (Yes, it just forcibly did the update without me giving the OK)
I did do a spyware and malware check afterwards, and it found a couple things (not too u
Mom just found this guy outside our apartment with its babies. Should we be worried? Northern NJ
reddit.com/gallery/1e862wnSo I just unlocked the settlement at Croup Manor and was reading on the wiki that the ghouls there can respond because of a bug. I was wondering if that bug is still a thing, or if it's been patched out before I commit much to that location.
