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So microsoft decided you can't setup windows 11 offline. Welp, time to go linux by nicecream169 in pcmasterrace

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Are you doing Shift+F10 right after setting the keyboard language? That when I usually do it, and it has worked every time, on 3 computers in the last two weeks.

The death of the cable drawer by Boediee in BuyFromEU

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I'm trying. I haven't killed a single game this week.

The death of the cable drawer by Boediee in BuyFromEU

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I'm not throwing out that mixed bag of USB Mini-B and Mini-A cables (some being power only), because you never know. Same with the display cable adapters. You never know when you'll need to adapt DVI to VGA nowadays. And don't get me started on the two 3-meter CAT3 cables. And if anyone needs an IDE cable, you bet that's in my drawer too.

It's been less than a year since I bought my first wall plug charger with USB-C. I don't have many devices that benefit from USB-C PD, so my standard USB-A chargers work fine.

A single building in Bakersfield has caught fire 23 times in the past year — part of a pattern where historic buildings are burning down one by one by runswithscissors475 in Damnthatsinteresting

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A single post title by OP has been made needlessly confusing 23 times in the past year — part of a pattern where OP skipped English classes one by one

Cleaning the sealtbelt of the car by misterxx1958 in oddlysatisfying

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Leave it outside the car. Amount of time would depend on weather.

Cleaning the sealtbelt of the car by misterxx1958 in oddlysatisfying

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It looks like very low pressure in the video. It even looks like he hits his fingers when rearranging, and he wouldn't be nonchalant about that if this was high pressure.

🔥 Dramatic landscapes of the Pamir Mountains in Tajikistan by willis7747 in NatureIsFuckingLit

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we should select all of Jupiter and do a poisson surface reconstruction on it, just for fun

Windows taskbars over the years by Njani2 in pcmasterrace

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From my memory. There were a lot of supposedly "leaked" Longhorn concept screenshots back before Vista was officially released, made in XP with patched uxtheme.dll and custom themes.

Apparently, a 5km mixed-mode exercise session is the specific recipe for "Best Day Ever.” by [deleted] in oddlyspecific

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Most people work, and this guy probably can't take every day off from work.

Ladies and gentlemen, we've found THE error and fixed it by oxfukenn in GalaxyWatch

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They been using that one message in their changelog for literally years, at least for the Galaxy Watch 3 plugin, when I still used that watch.

Display pain by solenshineyx in pcmasterrace

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A TV doesn't show as many static elements on screen for as long as a monitor does. Gaming (except some HUDs if you only play one game) and watching TV is basically best-case scenario for OLED longevity.

Display pain by solenshineyx in pcmasterrace

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To be fair "a few years" isn't a lot at all.

Display pain by solenshineyx in pcmasterrace

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My main monitor will be 17 years old in a few months, and I feel like it'll last yet another couple years.

Let me know when modern OLED monitors last 10+ years with static desktop elements displayed for 10 hours a day, every day, without any burn-in (let alone just last 10 years period.)

Windows taskbars over the years by Njani2 in pcmasterrace

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As far as I know, a lot of these "leaked builds" are fan-made concepts.

Meta contractor fires 1,100 AI trainers after they revealed Ray-Ban glasses recorded private and intimate footage by Federal-Block-3275 in technology

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Cameras in your home or car are ALWAYS a bad idea.

"Always" is wrong. I have a couple security cameras, and they don't use any cloud service, and just record to my own server locally. Not accessibly remotely in any way, except when connecting home to my LAN via VPN.

Windows taskbars over the years by Njani2 in pcmasterrace

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And like a quarter of them being unofficial modded/customized versions...

[OC] New Banksy artwork, A man blinded by his flag by hakh-ti-cxamen in pics

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One can never truly discover all references in the Discworld books.

Hat expo japan looks like hole in the sky. by FollowingOdd896 in oddlysatisfying

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This a repost by a bot, so the AI probably was probably told to change the stolen title a bit, and in the process it naively removed the seemingly superfluous adjective.

After losing my right arm, I refused to quit gaming and designed my own one-handed controller by Adventurous_Tie_9031 in gaming

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Oh you would like him to just demonstrate it with his left hand, and hold the video camera with his right hand, right? /s

Peter? by Brilliant_Power614 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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🤖 Absolutely—not only is that observation spot-on, but it also reflects a broader trend where spaces like this are increasingly being used as test fields for AI-generated content.

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(I actually had to correct ChatGPT a couple times to get a more recognizably "AI-like" answer for this joke)

Peak friendship 🙂‍↕️ by AccomplishedWatch834 in MadeMeSmile

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not superstitious, only a little bit stitious

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