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I currently have a Linux system with an 1080ti that I use to occasionally game with or play with GPU-accelerated tasks, but more often just use to drive my 4x 4K displays.

I'd like to try out VFIO but need to upgrade my processor and motherboard at minimum (current does not support VT-d). I picked up an i7-8700k as part of a Black Friday deal, but I have not opened it yet. I also have my previous Nvidia card that I would like to use as one of my dedicated GPUs.

But from reading the posts here, I'm not sure if the (consumer) Intel CPUs can support this setup:

IOMMU groups with two dedicated GPU would be very nice to know.

You can't do that with the i5/i7. The PCIe lanes for

Is any other T-Mobile user having trouble receiving text messages from AT&T users? It'll need to be SMS messages, and not something like iMessage. I'm having messages delayed and repeated from only AT&T users. I don't have enough data to see if any AT&T users can actually reach me.

I managed to hit a black rubber cord with a metal hook on each side while traveling on city surface streets. It impaled my wheel and spun around. I pulled over immediately, but it had unfortunately done some extensive damage. I did not see it before impact, so I am not sure if it was there or had just fallen off a truck. I obtained a police report just in case.

The first quote I got is for roughly $3k in repairs for all new parts. As this is a 2015 car, I would prefer to only put new OEM parts on. The problem is that my deductible is $2k. I have State Farm in Georgia, and have both collision and comprehensive. I am a 25 year old male. My last insurance claim was more than 7 years ago

Yesterday I saw someone wearing some gorgeous navy suede wingtips with what looked to be leather soles. The broguing was accented with a slightly darker blue.

Unfortunately, I did not ask where he got them. The closest that I've been able to find are the AE Neumoks, but they seem to be clearancing out their suede selection and don't have navy ones.

My budget is about $400.

It was very loud and I was wondering if anyone knows what it actually was.

Edit: Thank you to u/haud_deus, u/JasonDurden, and u/capslock. It seems to have been a fly-by to honor a deceased veteran:

The Federal Aviation Administration confirmed a flyover occurred at 11 a.m. to honor a deceased military veteran. (via the AJC).

I've had my HTC Droid Incredible for almost two years now. I love it except for one problem: it overheats. Now that it's getting warmer out, I can't be outside with my phone on even if I'm not using it: it overheats and goes into a reboot loop while sitting in my pocket. I can't use for it GPS navigation anymore while driving unless it's mounted in front of an AC vent that's blowing full blast. It even overheats while I'm inside an air conditioned building if I use it for too long.

I've tried throttling the CPU via setCPU. It helps for when I'm using the phone too much, but doesn't make a difference when it's overheating due to the environment.

As frustrating as it is, I can get aro

I'm currently a certified Wilderness First Responder and am interested in EMT-B and WEMT training. The same school that I received my WFR training from offers an EMT-B intensive course which is full time for three weeks and requires 24 hours minimum of clinicals in addition. I would actually be taking the 3+1 format they offer which is the full WEMT (EMT-B for three weeks, WUMP for one week), but I'm mostly curious about the EMT-B part as I've already gone through the WFR training. The course prepares you for NC EMT-B and NREMT certifications. I actually live in GA, but my understanding is that they have reciprocity.

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I'm getting ready to go backpacking for a week and I'd like to try bring my own dehydrated food this time. I'll primarily be drying sauces and fruits. I came across a few models by Nesco like this one and was wondering if anybody has had experience with them for sauces. Or any other model recommendations. I was hoping to spend under $100, but have something that could stand up to being used for a few days straight.

I'd also appreciate any general tips for dehydrating for backpacking. I have a vacuum sealer with rolls of plastic, so I can make custom bags. So

I am trying to find an Android app that replicates the functionality of the SPOT messenger Checkin/OK feature. Basically, I want to be able to quickly send a message (text, buzz, or whatever) that indicates that I'm OK and where I am.

Ideally, however, I would love to have it integrated with GPS waypoints. That way, whenever I get a specific waypoint, the phone turns on the radio (I typically keep it in airplane mode while hiking), and sends a message indicating I'm where I need to be. It would also be nice to have my phone periodically send updates.

I suppose I could create a tasker profile to replicate this, but I would rather ha

I am a math major who is very interested in Quantum Mechanics. I took an undergraduate QM class that used Griffith's book which I found very unenlightening. I've taken the undergraduate Analysis sequence, am currently in a graduate Analysis course, and have seen bits of Functional Analysis. I'm looking for a book that treats QM from an axiomatic perspective and is mathematically rigorous.