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I have a newish PC that I've built, but never put a graphics card in it. Seemingly I might not need to, as i've never experienced problems (at least nothing I would consider a problem) but want to hear any opinions on whether it is still a good idea.

So first off, I do not game on my machine. I might install Starcraft II, but at 10 years old I don't imagine it would be too intensive. But I could be wrong, which is why I'm here.

My machine is primarily an audio workstation. Here are the specs.

Gigabit H370 HD3

i7 8700k

32GB DDR4

Windows 10 64 bit

32 in HP pavillion monitor running at 2560x1440

So just curious if I have anything to gain by adding a card to my machine, ie does it

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I am doing some window interior and trims for a friend and ran into what seems to be some kind of single bar assembly that runs across the window. The peice in the picture was mounted on the inside and there was an identical one on the other side (not wired), and a bar sitting there. It was there when my friend moved in so they don't know. Anyone have an idea actually what this is or why it would be hard wired?

Would love to know what it might be before I just take it out. Thanks in advance!

I've been going through the application process to see what it's all about, and I came across this in the terms and agreements:

1. Motor vehicle or bicycle, as agreed to between Lime and Independent Juicer (unless Independent Juicer is engaged by Lime to perform Delivery Services and Electric Charging Services exclusively on foot). Such motor vehicle or bicycle must be appropriately registered to lawfully perform Delivery Services and Electric Charging Services in the Market(s).

Can anyone tell me if this means, in Alberta, that I would need a commercial plate on my vehicle? I imagine it would be no different than Skip or Uber Eats, but I don't know what process they have to go through. An