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Looking for one of these rare and discontinued keyboards for an HTPC project. LMK if you have a working one with the proper cables.

Building an upgraded HTPC rig and in the search for a good cooling solution, I happened upon the C14S. Airflow on my case should be adequate to mount the fan as a downward push on top of the radiator, but what bugs me is I then see the fan frame of the LL140 (forgive me, I swapped out the Noctua 140 for a Cosair LL140) which breaks up the RGB look of the build. Specs below:

Case - Corsair Crystal 280x

Front intake: 2x LL120

Top exhaust: 2x LL120

Lower intake: Thermalright 120mm (blowing on GPU)

Board/CPU: Asrock B450m Pro / Ryzen 1700x (PBO enabled, no OC)

So, can I get away with mounting the fan as a top exhaust, pulling the Noctua 140 if I use that as a push pull ? I know I will bl

Tried upgrading to StoreMI on my x470 board and thought I had followed directions. Turns out I missed an important step to update the SATA Controller back to the StoreMI driver to finish the process.

So I rolled back to StoreMI 1 and got it all working, reread the install FAQ and figured out what I messed up. Uninstalled StoreMI 1 and rebooted numerous times, was able to then properly install StoreMI 2.0, but as soon as I go to launch it, I'm hit with this message:

Invalid version!

I made sure I updated the Controller driver to the newer StoreMI driver, but I have no idea what went wrong here. So far, StoreMI 2.0 has been a

Spent my fair share of time in the DZ on my 3 lvl 40 chars - risk/reward as usual, but with the loot quality falling off after TU updates, its hardly worth it anymore. So that brings me to my remaining char, a lvl 30 I left at 30 for clanmates/friends that didn't want to buy WoNY. I spent a good 4 hours in the DZ over this weekend with not a rogue in sight ! Extracted dozens of items, cleared plenty of LMs and it was a completely grief-free experience.

If you want to be even MORE lonely, don't advance to your world tier and just do your DZ runs as a lvl 30-non-WT player. It is absolutely empty in there at that point. I'm not advising you to avoid a step up to WT, just farm the crap out of

Just wondering which one is a better choice for a PvE shotgun focused build. I don't see a lot of info on the details on what exactly they provide, as they seem to overlap their talents (booster does enhance your movement speed as well).

So my question is - which one do you prefer to have strapped on your back ?? I've been running the artificer to keep my defender drone intact so I can get up close with the Send Off, but is the booster hive a better choice for a group ?

Passing this along from a post on EBR forums that directly affects me, as this is my go-to trail for riding. Copy and paste from the thread on EBR forums:

I spoke today with a high ranking official of York County Parks, the governing body of the Heritage Rail Trail County Park. Since I have been a park volunteer for about 10yrs, and a ride leader on the trail previously for 5 of those years, and a primary offender, I was called to be informed of a policy change banning all ebikes. The issue is one of liability with regard to speeding ebikes colliding with walkers, horses, other bikers etc. The decision has been made, I had no input or knowledge of this decision or any authority to aff

If you've built enough PCs like I have, you will know the smell I am speaking of. A heart-sinking feeling of dread followed - PSU or vid card was my initial diagnosis.

Backstory - I built a new rig last month, going with a 2600x/Asus Prime x470 Pro, Vengeance RGB Pro RAM and an HP EX-920 NVMe SSD. I re-used the HDD, vid card and PSU, an older Antec 750w High Current model. And as much as I know you should not carry a PSU over to a new build, I was tapped out for $ to buy a replacement. But after building it, I felt like carrying over the old 290x was holding it back, so I had only $100 to put into a GPU upgrade, and the best I could afford was a used Fury card. All seemed well - I ran a num

I've been running an older build of Waterfox (54.0.0.1) for a long time, and I was very happy with the few add-ons that I use that still work. Examples - ForecastFox and FoxAmp (which replaced my beloved FoxyTunes).

So today I decided to update to the latest build of Waterfox, but after a restart, I would get a generic profile, devoid of everything. No bookmarks, no add-ons, no nothing. After futzing around with it for hours, I traced it to FoxAmp, an older add-on that appears to not be supported after 54.

So how important is it to run the latest build ?? There are no alternatives for FoxAmp, so if I do update, I'd have to give up my favorite toolbar add-on. Any suggestions ?

I have a Panasonic TC-P42S1 plasma that needs a bit more audio punch, and I found a good deal on a Panasonic SC-HTB500 2.1 soundbar to pair with the TV.

Plan is to hook it up via HDMI, but on this older Panny, I am not sure any of the HDMI ports are ARC capable, so I may need to hook it up via TOSLink and lose the ability to control the volume through the Panasonic remote.

Reading through the Panasonic TC-P42S1 Quick Start Guide, it shows a limitation that PCM is only available if the TV is receiving conventional broadcasts and locked to Dolby Digital when receiving HDTV / ATSC. Currently a Sling customer, so I am hoping this combination does not cause me more headaches than it is worth.

Bob was fixing a door and he found that he needed a new hinge, so he sent his wife Mary to the hardware store. At the hardware store, Mary saw a beautiful teapot on a top shelf while she was waiting for Carl, the manager, to finish waiting on a customer. When Carl was finished, Mary asked "How much for the teapot?" Carl replied, "That's silver and it costs $300!" "My goodness, that sure is a lotta money!" Mary exclaimed.

Then she proceeded to describe the hinge that Bob had sent her to buy, and Carl went to the back room to find it. From the back room Carl yelled, "Mary, you wanna screw for that hinge?" Mary replied, "No, but I will for the teapot."