Pyroarcher99

u/Pyroarcher99


r/ASUS•

Hi guys, I've been having this issue since I built this PC in July last year, I've been trying to fix it myself and with the help of a local PC store, but to no avail. The PC works fine with just the M.2_1 slot is populated, but will bootloop as soon as anything is inserted in the M.2_2 slot.

I'm using a B450i, R5 3600 and a 860 Evo in the M.2_1 slot, and attempting to use a 970 Evo Plus in the M.2_2 slot. If anyone has any ideas, that'd be greatly appreciate. Thanks!

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r/COMPLETEANARCHY•

I'm caught between wanting to be able to live a decently comfortable life (living close to work, hopefully eventually not working 9-5 Monday-Friday, maybe even starting a co-op), and not wanting to betray my principles and become bourgeois. Obviously investing in the stock market is not the same as owning the means of production, and it's probably not as bad, but is it still immoral?

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r/fiaustralia•

A few nights ago, my family was discussing property, I brought up that I am looking at buying an apartment in the city (in the future, I am not close to having the funds right now), as that is where most of the work in my industry (software development) is, and I want to reduce travel time to work as much as possible, which would also allow me to forgo public transport and car costs, as I would be able to bike pretty much everywhere.

However, it was brought up that it was not necessarily a good investment to buy an apartment in the city, partially because it's just difficult to get into the market (apparently it just doesn't work the same way as houses/units in the suburbs?), and the price

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r/Anarchy101•

I did a quick search and was surprised to not find any posts relating to this, as this is one of the first things that people bring up when I talk about anarchism.

I understand that there would likely less work that needs to be done in an anarchist society (removing bullshit jobs), and work would be distributed more equitably among those that do want to work, but what about those that don't?

It is my belief that people do have a fundamental urge to work/produce/fix things, but it could be argued that this is not the case for everyone. Is there any proposed system to incentivise people to work, other than any duty to their fellow man that they may or may not feel, and the innate want to wor

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r/borderlands3•

I've seen articles about recent games and their day one patches, and they seem to range anywhere from 1 GB to something crazy like 50 GB, where does the average game sit on that scale? And does the Epic launcher automatically download day one patches for games you have preloaded?

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