365 days a year * 24 hours a day * $15 = $131,400. So their estimate was short by $31,000, but it was just an estimate! Stop making fun of them for being a little wrong in their math.
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Are you sure that drive is even supported? That slot looks like an NVMe slot. Notice how there's no plastic bump in the socket on the left of the drive. And there are pins in that slot area that are not touching any contacts on your drive.
I imagine some motherboards will support both SSD and NVMe, but if it supports NVMe, you want an NVMe drive. They are much faster. And since you said you can't see the drive in BIOS, your motherboard very likely only supports NVMe.
Pretty accurate.
The long-range version sounds amazing. Bigger battery and 750W motor. I'm very tempted to preorder one right now. I've been looking at the XP 3 for a while, but decided to wait to see what the 4 had to offer, and it looks great!
Oh, the account is back. 🤷
The account's display name is literally "Bad AI But True Info".
OP is a spammer who only posts links to takfe.com. Six links in 8 hours. Brand new account.
People of all ages gave you big thumbs up.
I made a less flippant reply to someone else that really could have been in reply to you. Fallout 4 is very much story driven:
when it lost everything that makes a fallout game...fallout.
It had the dark humor and the setting. Retro-futuristic 1950s aesthetic, ruins of America, Pip-Boy, Vault-Tec, SPECIAL system, V.A.T.S, consumerism satire, quirky NPCs, Super Mutants, Ghouls, Power Armor, in-game radio stations with oldies music and DJs, Brotherhood of Steel, etc.
That's what makes a game a Fallout game. If it had none of that, but had intense roleplaying, would it have been a Fallout game?
Think of all the stories the game told. All the minor characters you helped. The depth of the companion quests. The mystery of the synths. I could go on and on about the stories and fun that were had. So I will!
- The big twist regarding Shaun.
- The Institute and synths turning out not to be a conspiracy theory.
- Joining major factions: Brotherhood of Steel, The Institute, The Minutemen, The Railroad
- Building and defending settlements
- The Kellogg confrontation and memory dive
- The Silver Shroud quest
- Nick Valentine’s noir detective backstory
- Cabot House and the alien artifact
- Pickman Gallery and the serial killer subplot
- Nuka-World DLC
- Vault 81 and Curie
- Vault 95 and Cait
- Combat Zone
- Diamond City and Piper
- The Mechanist
And more and more! It was a huge storytelling game with tons of awesome content. That's what makes it a Fallout game. Not because you can choose to blow up Megaton or whatever. Actually, you could blow up the Brotherhood. Close enough.
All the negatives do nothing to ruin that.
How can you say what a straight face that it "lost everything that makes a fallout game...fallout". Nonsense.
You can't miss, so you benefit from the heavy War Scythe damage with no drawback. And look at that range!
It's also excellent with Sunray's blind effect for two surprise attacks! Once when they are two spaces away and again when they are adjacent.
I found it as +2, used a stone, and got Projecting. I feel lucky. I'm actually a Wand of Living Earth build because I wanted to try all the ally buffs, but this War Scythe let's me safely do some serious melee damage.
And it's even better when my Golem is distracting an enemy. I can blind the enemy from 2 tiles away and get up to 6 surprise attacks. This is truly an excellent combination on a Paladin.
The run was going awesome! +2 Blazing Hand Axe on a statue, +1 Leather from the Ghost, and wand of Lightning just sitting on the floor (cursed but also a Scroll of Remove Curse) All on floor 2. Then I died a minute later...
I jumped into a well room and spawned the wraith. Rather than hit it with my Cleric spell, I stupidly zapped it with my Wand of Lightning at point blank range while at 3 HP. ☠️ Literally killed myself. Could have drank my water after jumping. Didn't. Could have passed a few turns to digest. Didn't.
The seed was such a good start that decided to copy the seed and try again. (DNK-CWK-VJR, btw)
And then I died a second time within 6 tiles of my first death! I was at 2 HP and starving put me at 1, so I ate food. Why use my water when I can heal from food, right? Well, I forgot how long it takes to eat food and the snake in the room reached me and killed me.
Time for a third try! It was such a great start. I want to see how the rest of the seed turns out.
Much appreciated!
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No matter what fork of Firefox I use, or extensions I install (like jShelter), I have a unique fingerprint.
(lemmy.world)
What's the deal? I'm testing using https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/ Is it truly unique (and repeatable), or is it perhaps being randomized on every request?
I've tried normal Firefox, Mull, and IronFox. With and without jShelter.
I'm using my phone. Stock Android on a Pixel 7 Pro.
In DDG Browser I have a "nearly unique" fingerprint.
I installed CanvasBlocker and disabled privacy.resistFingerprinting in IronFox (since CanvasBlocker said to), and my fingerprint is still unique. I guess I'm not surprised since I think CanvasBlocker is designed to randomize canvas fingerprinting.
Any tips on having even a shred of privacy when browsing the web on Android?
Update
The biggest identifying characteristics are screen size and user agent. User agent can be faked with an extension. I can't exactly change my screen size.
I don't know what exactly what I did, but I managed to improve to "nearly unique" in IronFox. I think all I did was install Cookie Autodelete. It's an extension I've used for a long time in Mull, and finally got around to installing it. Then I installed "User-agent Switcher" and chose a Chrome user-agent and now I'm back to "Unique". 🤔
EFF mentioned Tor Browser having some other best anti-fingerprinting, so I tried installing that. "Unique Fingerprint". Again, maybe that's fine if it means it's randomized on every request. Does anyone know if that's the case? If part of the fingerprint is a hash of canvas data and WebGL data, etc. Then I can easily see your fingerprint being unique if a browser or an extension is intentionally fuzzing that data.
Update 2
I tried Fennec with just jShelter, uBlock Origin, and Cookie AutoDelete (not that I think those last two matter).
Obtained a "randomized fingerprint" result. Success?
It's been happening for a while.
Here is the source of the above screenshot:
Wonder how much that stomach acid cares about the Alkaline^®^ topper. 
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[Bug] Thunder can't display the image in this comment, but it loads fine in the web UI.
(lemmy.world)
The image link in question:
Screenshot of web UI of this post:
After beating Yog, I curse infused my staff for the ascent. With Wonderous Resin, it was kind of fun. It would only zap random things. Kinda hard to do damage, but once in a while it would smack someone for 95 damage, or ooze everyone. Mostly, I used melee. I got lots and lots of challenge arenas.
One time it zapped corrosion, toxic gas, and corrosion all in a row in the same room versus 6 ghouls. Super effective!
Later on, I planted a sunseed to heal as soon as I ascended some stairs. It didn't take long for an enemy to poke their head into the room, so I zapped him. Randomly got the stasis effect! When it ended, I was fully healed and there were 4 enemies in the room with 3 more just outside. That was a fight for my life! Especially since enemy evasion is so damned high on the ascent.
Oh, and I also got the stasis effect during the final phase of Dwarf King... ☹️
Thankfully, I was using Disintegration on my staff at the time and could hit the King from across the room.
In a proper wood-fired pizza oven, the fire is on the same level as the pizza. The only time I've seen this design is from ignorant DIYers on YouTube. It seems like a terrible idea and you're just going to keep getting the results you're having. It's inevitable.
Just build a bed of bricks, and a dome of bricks above it, and put the fire on top of the bricks, and the radiant heat will cook your pizza.