dreamzero

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r/Maplestory•

Normally a lurker but felt like I had to create this post considering how little pushback the community seems to be giving on this right now.

The lack of account-tradeable Erda Fragments (which so far have only been accessible through non-KMS events in very limited quantities) is going to make creating high-level Legion Champions far harder in Heroic than in any other server, especially for getting said characters to be able to solo Hard Seren in 20 minutes which is the goal most people have due to the Critical Damage boost it gives.

This issue has already been resolved in reg, and I may be wrong in this but AFAIK weren't Fragments always tradable in KMS, even on Reboot? And we only got th

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r/DotA2•

Like we fucking get it as this point. I can't stand anymore of these posts everyday and the legions of holier-than-thou 3k behavior score muppets brigading it every time. Nobody gives a shit about e-celeb drama.

Yes he's a massive asshat in pubs everyone got the gist of it by now what the fuck do you want us to do? Let the immortal players that actually have to play with him complain about it. I'd honestly rather have those spammy "MY TAAAAPSEN/LE GOD MIRACLE singlehandedly won this game with carry Lich, you won't believe what the other team all-chatted!!" posts than the daily updates on some nerd being an asshole, again.

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r/buildapc•

Hey, I'm looking for recommendations for a high-end CPU (also motherboard recs if possible). I'm currently between the 7950X (/3D) and the 13900.

My setup is mostly gaming and software development (I'm a backend microservices developer so I need to run fairly large k8s stacks on my PC so a large thread count is very useful). Also some Unity and Blender usage.

I'm currently using a 5900X but my mobo seems to have fried (constantly overheating and causing the PC to crash, idles at ~80C while CPU and GPU are on 60, tried to mess around with the cooling/airflow to no avail) so I decided to make the jump to DDR5 already since my PC already manages to take up all of 64GB of RAM I use (thanks kub

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r/HomeNetworking•

(I'm way more of a software guy than a hardware guy and I got hardcarried in my college networking class so excuse me if I say some dumb stuff or horribly misuse a term, accepting corrections)

Hey, I'm a software engineer and I work from home. My ISP was been terrible lately, so I'm planning to install a secondary internet connection here to make sure I don't run into any issues from outages while I work. Is it possible to just connect the two modems from both ISPs in the same Ethernet network through switches? And I assume that if yes, would I just be able to switch between both on my PC at any time without messing with the cables?

Also secondary question, both connections in theory are 1

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