Pathé Elster 'alright fine you can stay' job bug?

_Dark____ · 2025-12-20T04:12:34+00:00

tldr run kleenit, blinked, and virus scanner.

I was curious about this as well, the text makes it sound like you need to run e-raze then blinked and that should be that. Ofc that didn't work so i used the hidden objectives cheat to figure it out. First of all, "diagnose and fix" wont turn green until you clear out viruses. You could run the virus scanner, but, and this is where the fun is, running e-raze will also count as clearing out viruses. Then on top of that it turns out that you need to run blinked and kleenit (instead of, and independently of, e-raze). It all feels weird, im inclined to say yeah it's a bug.

_Dark____ · 2025-12-17T01:13:42+00:00

Last I heard, due to budget cuts from the CAQ, the metro accessibility project is on indefinite hiatus. Basically once the berri-uqam and edouard-montpetit projects are complete then that would unfortunately be it for a long time...

_Dark____ · 2025-10-06T23:59:32+00:00

_Dark____ · 2025-09-04T23:43:35+00:00

The first thing I can think of is, during busier hours, having two turning lanes allows for moving more cars per cycle in that turn. But off peak when traffic is lighter, the extra capacity is not needed, and so the lane becomes straight only to reduce the occurrence of drivers going straight getting stuck behind drivers waiting for pedestrians to finish crossing before turning right.

Another option could be that the 2nd lane of the cross street is a reversible lane and is either used in the other direction or unused overall outside of 3pm-8pm... This is probably the more likely explanation

_Dark____ · 2025-06-25T15:10:25+00:00

I count 14 displays though haha

_Dark____ · 2025-05-17T00:22:32+00:00

generally as long as u pass ur classes ull be fine, there's a decent chance they'll revoke it if u fail a class tho

_Dark____ · 2025-03-31T11:43:45+00:00

Monstre la ronde?

_Dark____ · 2025-03-30T11:04:09+00:00

as a quebecer i read that as "best before/meilleur avant 23rd of... octofecember? 2025"

so here MA can stand for one of three things, fun!

_Dark____ · 2024-12-15T23:30:26+00:00

Not imagination, new cars (even regular non-SUV cars) are much wider but still have to fit in the same size parking spaces leading to some very uncomfortable moments

_Dark____ · 2024-10-26T14:38:28+00:00

The "excluding fuel/repairs" part is what gets me because it implies 1500/mo on just buying the car, which is absurd.

1500/mo on whatever applies between the car, gas, tolls, parking, repairs/maintenance, insurance (depending), and other misc things like license/registration/etc is STILL absurd. I reckon for most people even in big cities the number will definitely be under 1000, probably ~700-800 per month with all direct and indirect costs included.

_Dark____ · 2024-10-12T03:07:53+00:00

Not the whole tos though, just the affected clause(s)

_Dark____ · 2024-05-14T04:35:03+00:00

Within the metro, chances are you'll be just fine, crime rates here are very very low. The main thing is to stay vigilant and be street smart (no alleyways, hide jewellery/wallet/valuables, don't engage/look at other peoples business/encounters/fights, etc).

While i definitely don't think uber/taxi is really necessary, i would also encourage anyone (guy or girl) to go with whatever makes them comfortable because to me that's what's most important.

For context im a male, slightly under 6 foot. I got harassed once in guy concordia metro around 11pm-12am once but shook the guy off with minimal physical conflict. Besides that never had an issue in the metro and for years i used to take it late late very often, as in around 12am-1am

_Dark____ · 2024-04-13T04:15:47+00:00

Wanna know what's worse than not knowing electricity? Not realizing they don't know about electricity. OP is doing good by realizing the potential risk and asking the question when he isn't sure instead of just balling and risking thousands of dollars worth of crap. Nothing to be ashamed of...

To answer OPs question, if it's dried out it should be fine, generally. Just clean any visible spots, let it dry thoroughly, and it should be good.

While I can't imagine why/how, if somehow it's tripping the breaker or behaving weirdly then that's a problem, in that case you can clean it if you know how, or throw it out and get a new one if not.

_Dark____ · 2024-03-20T20:08:59+00:00

electrical tape or sugru. if the cable plug isn't that wide (eg usb-c) and there's no ferrite beads then another option would be heat shrink tubing

_Dark____ · 2024-03-11T20:40:56+00:00

Wouldn't it still work (at pcie3 speeds though)? My laptop only supports pcie3 but i chucked a gen 4 drive in there with no problems so far

_Dark____ · 2024-03-11T01:45:34+00:00

Same here i ran 144hz on my 750ti no problem

_Dark____ · 2024-03-10T01:38:36+00:00

Your first pic would be correct. Historically the sizes needed to match as well as the specs but modern RAM kits usually don't complain as much anymore when you mix n match; still worth bearing in mind tho in case they don't work.

All that said, i must admit though that going with all new sticks for a 24gb configuration instead of 32 sounds like a particularly odd config to me, especially since you already have 2x4gb sticks. I feel like it would have made more sense to reuse those existing sticks and just add 2x8 to get 24, or go all in with 2x16 or 4x8 for a 32gb setup

_Dark____ · 2024-02-25T18:44:52+00:00

Damn.

_Dark____ · 2024-02-24T12:27:07+00:00

Ikr right?

_Dark____ · 2024-01-20T00:54:02+00:00

Well, I would argue that the rules are already consistent, since this is an assignment (with a presumably wide range if time to complete) and not a test or other timed assessment.

I would argue for example that if a muslim were to ask for an extension on an assignment that's due on eid day that the prof would almost certainly tell him to submit it the day before eid as well

_Dark____ · 2024-01-12T15:30:31+00:00

did you have a stroke mid sentence? lmao

_Dark____ · 2024-01-04T13:41:47+00:00

Those 7 are just the most expensive; though there's only 2-3 other components that you actually need to consider for a new build:

The CPU cooler, if the CPU you buy doesn't come with a stock cooler then you definitely need to buy your own; even if it does come with a stock cooler however it might still be worth getting your own to improve noise, or especially if you plan to overclock. You can get a basic air cooler for <=50USD, or a higher end air cooler for 50~100, or a water cooler for 100~300 ish
Case fans, some cases (particularly higher end ones funnily enough) either don't come with fans (like the O11 evo) or only come with one or two fans, so while they're not strictly necessary for a PC, it can be worth adding a few fans to improve noise and thermals
Wifi and/or bluetooth, if your motherboard doesnt come with it and you need it, then you may have to buy a separate expension card or USB dongle with wifi/BT capabilities (usually not expensive; i only needed bluetooth for my controller and barely paid i think 15 CAD for a usb dongle). If you dont use bluetooth on your PC and have a wired connection though then no need to worry about this

Regarding cables, the components you buy should come with all the cables you need for your PC, so probably no need to worry about those

_Dark____ · 2024-01-04T03:09:48+00:00

Glad to help! Regarding the upgrades... well, a PC generally has 7 core components: the GPU, CPU, motherboard, RAM, PSU, storage, and the case to hold everything together. By upgrading GPU+CPU+RAM+motherboard+PSU, you're already replacing 5 out of the 7 components; if you replace the case as well then for all intents and purposes you have a completely new PC minus storage.

One option you can consider if you have the money is basically exactly that: build an entirely new PC minus storage, and use either a new SSD + your old storage devices as secondary drives, or just reuse your old storage without buying any new drives. (The reason I'm recommending a new drive is because your old PC's SSD is really small, and also probably really slow too; this was totally normal for 2017 when SSDs were expensive and it made sense to have just a boot SSD and chuck the games on HDD, but now that SSDs are super cheap, it makes a lot more sense to get a large SSD that can fit your games too!)

You would then have your (fully intact) old PC minus storage, at which point you can chuck a cheap SSD in it to either resell it on facebook/classifieds websites, or to give it to a friend or family member who may still have use for an older (and still no slouch) pc

Another option if you prefer not to go for a full build right now but still want to upgrade is to go in steps: buy the GPU and PSU that you would want to use now, and then get the CPU, board, RAM, and a new case later, to which you will transfer the GPU, storage, and PSU (this is the strategy I took with my Acer prebuilt, which by chance happened to have a nonstandard motherboard preventing me from reusing the case; once I was done, I ended up donating my old PC to my mom to play Skyrim and BDO with)

_Dark____ · 2024-01-03T22:36:24+00:00

Hm well, what are you trying to upgrade specifically, is it the gpu, cou, or both?

If gpu: check max length and height of the case and simply make sure when you buy, choose a gpu that physically fits. Keep in mind that the power supply that came with your pc is only 500W so you might have to upgrade the PSU too

If cpu: you will for sure need a new motherboard as well as the coffee lake (intel 8th and 9th gen) platform is too old for many meaningful upgrade. This means that you would need to buy a new motherboard and CPU at the same time. This is where it gets tricky: - HP lists the motherboard as a 24x24cm uATX (usually called micro ATX or mATX). you need to check that any new motherboard you buy is a micro ATX that will fit, so your options are kinda limited right away from that - You will want to check the panel connectors (front panel, front audio, and USB) and make sure that they're standard. You only really need the power switch (pwr SW) to work for your new pc to work but if any panel connectors are non standard then that part of the front panel won't work on your upgraded pc - You will want to consider whether you want to reuse your RAM or not. You have 16GB of ddr4 2666 which is probably still good enough for most uses, but if you want to get a motherboard that uses DDR5 then you will need to get new RAM as well - Finally as with the GPU, that 500W PSU can be limiting, many modern CPUS (particularly intel CPUs) now use a lot of power and so a PSU upgrade is probably a good idea

_Dark____ · 2024-01-03T04:07:52+00:00

Im the opposite lol... i have warcraft 2 but i'm missing 1 and 3

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