Elfarma

First of all, my heart goes out to the victims of this horrible incident and to their families and loved ones.

This is the full transcript of the first press conference on the incident. The full video can be found on YouTube. I couldn't find a better subreddit to post this.

This post is for educational purposes only and is not meant to be political in any way, though it is difficult to separate it from politics in this case. I am posting this transcript to highlight the dangers of rushing to conclusions when it comes to aviation safety. I also expect that this sub will attract more attention in the next few days, so I wanted everyone to witness the absurdity coming out of the highest ranki

First of all, my heart goes out to the victims of this horrible incident and to their families and loved ones.

This is the full transcript of the first press conference on the incident. The full video can be found on YouTube.

This post is for educational purposes only and is not meant to be political in any way, though it is difficult to separate it from politics in this case. I am posting this transcript to highlight the dangers of rushing to conclusions when it comes to aviation safety.

This kind of immature, irresponsible and unfounded announcements undermine the phenomenal work done by first responders, emergency personnel, and NTSB engineers and investigators—from rescuing survivors

TL;DR:

If you are constantly battling against ADHD or anxiety and find it difficult to send or reply to emails in time, try doing this:

1. Write an incomplete draft
2. Use "Schedule send" to schedule sending the email sometime in the future.

Details:

This trick might be useful for those of us who battle with ADHD and/or social anxiety. Sometimes you are unable to send or reply to an email, with intrusive, usually unhelpful thoughts similar to the following:

• I'm not sure whether what I wrote is good/sufficient (indecisive)
• I'm afraid how the other party is going to respond (anxious)
• It's almost due, but the assignment/document/presentation is incomplete (ashamed)

It still puzzles me why you guys decided that this is a good idea. The only reason I paid for Reddit Premium in the past was to give awards as a token of appreciation to helpful redditors. It was such a nice incentive for people to create meaningful content IMO.

This is the only explanation received from you:

As we looked at our current awarding system, there was consistent feedback from redditors that stood out – particularly around the clutter from awards and all the steps involved with awarding content. We also learned that redditors want awarded content to be more valuable. With that, we are reworking how great content and contributions are rewarded on Reddit. We will have more update

Posting for a friend cause they don't have enough karma.

Around 2012-2016 I used to play this one weird, eerie and low budget game that has been installed on our family laptop. The game aesthetic's giving GTA Vice City vibes (although there was no such deep lore or functionality like from the Rockstar game) setting in some kind of Miami beach side inspired cities. Most of the missions are races and delivery like quest (probably side missions) and I don't remember any missions where you play outside of your vehicle.

There is also some kind of soft violence and gore where you can hit pedestrians like in Carmageddon, even though it's not the main goal during gameplay. Judging by graphics this

A. Installing HWiNFO64

1. Download and install HWiNFO64.
2. Select sensors panel.

B. Configure HWiNFO64 to log sensor data to disk

1. Open HWiNFO64 sensors panel
2. Click on "Configure Sensors" (the cog icon)
3. Under General > Sensor Logging, enable the option "Write Direct to Disk (no buffering", then click "OK".

C. Log sensor data during a benchmark test

1. Click "Logging Start", then choose a location where the sensor readings will be saved in CSV file format.
2. Run the benchmark test.
3. When the benchmark test is done, click "Logging Stop". If the system crashes before the test is complete, reboot the system and pro

1. In Windows, press Win+R > dxdiag > OK
2. Wait a few seconds for dxdiag to finish working
3. Press "Save All Information" and save the report as txt file on your computer
4. Edit the DxDiag.txt file and remove those two lines for your privacy: "Machine Name" and "Machine Id"
5. Save the file and upload it to a file sharing website. You can also copy all text in the report, paste it to pastebin.com, and share the link.

Update 2 (2022-12-30): Dates should be back up around mid-January (thanks u/PerpetualCycle for providing this info).

Update 1: It seems that ASUS is aware of the issue and will restore the dates in the next update (thanks u/fokmode for pointing this out). This is good news. I just wonder when the next website update will be.

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Here is an example: If you visit the support webpage for one of the motherboards, you cannot fi

Examples:

https://www.reddit.com/r/help/top/?t=week&f=flair_name%3A%22Resolved%22 should return "Top: This Week" "Resolved" posts. Instead, it returns resolved posts from 7 years ago.

https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc/new/?f=flair_name%3A%22Troubleshooting%22 should return newest "Troubleshooting" posts. Instead, it returns posts from 5 years ago.

This makes it really difficult for me to help troubleshooting new issues for other redditors as I have to sift through new posts for the "Troubleshooting" tags.

Thanks in advance.

Examples. Was about to reply to a 5-year old post. Maybe it's time to start a Cold Case unit.