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Noticed posts dried up 8 months ago, but were fairly regular up until this point.

Was hoping to get some input/reviews of their new dedicated screen, but was met with this subreddit mystery!

Cheers!

I had an online order going, excited to try the chicken enchilada burrito. When I went to check out, it gave me an error, and all "NEW" items on the online menu were replaced with the volcano taco and the volcano double beef burrito. Did something happen? Is this happening to anyone else? Just curious!

A place for members of r/alextown to chat with each other

As a PM i normally create releases/fix versions for larger projects (we're using this for a marketing team).

I will often then create an epic and tag it with that release/fix version.

My team will then often fill in a task or a subtask of a task under that epic.

Unfortunately the way we have it setup, I need to then go into each task/subtask, figure out what project it belongs to, then fill out the release/fix version.

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Is there ANYWAY to have tasks/subtasks inherit the fix version/release of their parent epic/task?

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Thanks so much in advance!

this may violate the subs rules, but im not selling anything so hoping it's cool!

i built my first pc about 5 years ago, and it had pretty solid specs. i just refreshed it with a new mobo/processor, but kept my gpu/psu/case.

basically i have to offer, to a good home:

4790k on a gigabyte motherboard 32gb ram a corsair h100i (i think?) AIO cooler

again, you would have to have a case/gpu (if gaming)/psu, and the knowhow or willingness to put the pc together.

if you have been dying to build a computer and want a bit of a start, i'm willing to part with these components for free to someone who would appreciate them.

please let me know if you are interested!

Build Ready:

Hey r/bapc!

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/wYjMW3

My current build is a 4790k.

I do fairly heavy audio/midi music production, video editing in premiere, tons of CSGO, and VR based flight sim. So kinda everything thats cpu and gpu intensive.

I am planning on reusing my case (h440)/2080 super/PSU, but ready to upgrade everything else.

Here is what im thinking so far, but not opposed to going with something like an 11900k build if that single thread performance is worth going intel. Kinda ignorant there.

Anyway would love any advice!

Thank you in advance!

When watching car videos, you often hear things like "Ford F-250's have been super reliable, except the 1994 model when they went to the 4L powerstroke diesel, they also used that engine in another car that had the same issues." (obviously this is a rando example with made up data).

I guess my question is, is there a way to find out exactly what powertrain components (engine and transmission) have been used, and what other vehicles they're used in, so that i can research the reliability of a car. On Dashboard-light, it does a great job of showing powertrain issue on older cars, but if hyundai decides to put a new transmission in an elantra, is there anyway to know? If there is, is there the

Build Help

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/jakeclinder/saved/xB6h3C

Music/Video Production + Gaming (Mostly CSGO, but getting into VR flight sim)

My gaming concerns mostly amount to a lightly modded skyrim playthrough, or higher frames in CSGO. Mostly building this to replace my 5 year old build.

I use Cubase, and the word on the street is it prefers intel, which is why i'm not going Ryzen here.

USA - I have a microcenter that's within driveable distance, but a lot of these parts don't seem to be available there.

MOBO requirements include as many USB ports as possible (Oculus Rift CV1, Dongles for Audio Software, Audio Interfaces etc). ALSO 2+ m.2 slots preferable.

I already own the 2