Recent content by s3thra

Your comment led me to this article. Interesting read: https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20191108-why-the-world-is-running-out-of-sand

My organisation received warning of the Exchange vulnerability and we had things patched within 24 hours of receiving the CERT notification. Our logs showed in the following days however that we had already been breached before we were able to get to patching. We thus had to rebuild our entire...

What a find! I can't believe someone would just throw one out like that. I'm glad you saved it :)

Nice. I don't know if it's true or not, but I was told to avoid 'pausing' games to prologue the laser.

Ah, my bad.

Mine does too :) I have one of those. I had to replace the laser in the optical drive years ago which gave it a few more years of life. Sadly the second laser died and now I can't seem to find replacement parts for my exact model like I was able to a decade ago. So it sits on my shelf for now.

I seem to have another SM2262ENG + Micron 64L TLC: I bought it in Nov 2019 IIRC.

Yaay! Now on to 500,000...

Good to see. Competition in any market is good for everyone and drives innovation.

It’s weird, huh.

So not like these old Athlon chips? :laugh:

You may be surprised at the popularity of Quake 3. It is old, but the community is still going relatively strong given its age. It's not like it's some obscure abandon-ware - there would have been quite enough people noticing that there were driver issues and reported it, so more power to AMD...

Nice to see a fellow WoT fan on TPU :)

Big improvement on the original by the looks of it. And hooray for the inclusion of a context menu key instead of a "Fn" key. Not too sure about putting the function key on the left hand side though... I tend to agree. I'm looking down at my HyperX keyboard now which has a much more subdued...

https://www.techpowerup.com/276779/steam-breaks-another-record-with-25-million-concurrent-players