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Nice I'll give this a listen at work tomorrow :)

Total 250w? :(

Im very value oriented for a lot of things in life and I knew immediately that if I started playing in that genre I would force myself to play them daily due to the subscription business model that most of them use. I never played the Dreamcast version, my first exposure to PSO was on the GameCube, used to play that a lot with a friend of mine and later discovered the PC version which had ported a lot of the items in the JP and other versions into it. I also had a bit of a identity crisis when I was younger, particularly in Middle/High school. Being German/Italian/Mexican (amongst others, im a mutt) I was basically Hitler personified to my classmates made to apologize for my heritage on the daily.

The only game I did that for was Phantasy Star Online Blue Burst on the private servers. I think I had around 1000 hours on it, Monster Hunter replaced it at some point. I wouldnt mind this forum hosting private servers for those older titles

I actively avoid those games, afraid of getting too absorbed into it.

I remember back on the ocn days we used to make fun of wccftech for their trash articles. Some of the guys made a fake cpu-z render joking about how wccftech would use it as a leak for iirc Amd cpu and a few days later it was on their front page. Oh and not saying your link is false, it's just surprising how they're still around.

I can confirm that QMK is capable of AutoFire and have it functioning now. An added bonus would be if its possible to give this thing an independent power supply and have it send keyboard commands without a system being powered on, that will come after I get more functions programmed in. The below would be code that you inject into your keymap file. #define SPAM_DELAY 50 // 50 milliseconds between spams bool spam_active = false; uint32_t spam_timer = 0; // Place the above near the beginning of the keymap enum custom_keycodes { F2TR = SAFE_RANGE, // Create a keycode to make your toggle initialize }; bool process_record_user(uint16_t keycode, keyrecord_t *record) { switch (keycode) { case F2TR: // When you press custom SPAM keycode if (record->event.pressed) { spam_active = !spam_active; // Toggle spamming spam_timer = timer_read32(); // Reset spam timer } break; } return true; } void matrix_scan_user(void){ if (spam_active) { // Check if it's been SPAM_DELAY milliseconds since the last spam if (timer_elapsed32(spam_timer) > SPAM_DELAY) { tap_code(KC_P2); // Send an F2 keystroke spam_timer = timer_read32(); // Reset spam timer } } } My understanding of this stuff is very limited, essentially you create boolean (if statement) set to false then matrix scan user scans the keyboard waiting for the case to be initialized with the keystroke. Once it detects the keystroke it will then repeat the designated key, in this case KC_P2 or "2" until it detects that same keypress. In this case I used tap_code but you can also have it repeat strings via SEND_STRING. I cant take credit for the code above, a user on reddit was kind enough to share it in a previous post. Sharing here for posterity :) I was also able to get multiple boolean keys to work as well so for my use case, I needed F2 and F12 to enter the BIOS or one time boot of Dell systems.

There all bottom tier systems, none are worth producing in the first place let alone expect it to replace a traditional education system. Even when I went to vocational school I used my own system as theirs was garbage. I learned later I could've had the same education for 1/10th the price. But yes, Dell has some huge contracts with schools now. Medical, defense, government and now education.

If I remove details that skirt the rules to keep your post intact and find the redacted bits returned I will default to the efficient solution.

@ryan Post it again without the expletives. There is a reason why I edited the post.

I think it will remain higher, a lot of schools started adopting chrome books for class work and many of those contracts are still being filled.

I am aware, all I will say is that I have tested our functions and automated processes, all perform as expected. Outside of that we do not perform manual resets.

It's good to stay active :)

@ryan Its best not to rip off scabs if there is no reason to.

If you lean all the way to the left and touch your back with the top of your wrists you get pretty close though :D All that's left is to mimic your favorite dinosaur

If it helps we could have a banner made to shame you upon purchase, I wouldnt mind even getting commentary from @Clamibot articulating just how much money was wasted like those one liner quotes that OEM's like to use from Product reviewers. Here to help, after all

Jaybee keeping me busy I see lol I'll add it to the list this weekend :)

Not that I am currently aware of, but its worth digging into. I'll spend some time this weekend looking into this and some other things that have been eluding me.

Just gotta wait for some unfortunate fork-lift driver to hit one and you may see it in the for parts or not working part of ebay :D

Setting the typical deflections aside for those that like to defend it to the death (lol), the choices they decide to commit to in the second reminds me (not 1:1 mind you) of TellTales The Walking Dead, where they spend a great deal of time and energy getting you to care about Clementine only to go out of their way to 180 on persuade you to betray her at any given chance. John Wick except instead of a puppy and cool suits its the main characters daughter and the basic idea of zombie ants making its way into humans.

Dont remind me lol There are some things I wanted to have done before the 1 year mark and that is looking to be increasingly more difficult. Just mostly recovered from a cold, hopefully this weekend I can get some stuff done.

I have that same chair I think, gets the job done lol The monitor is still pretty cheap @ 160

Thats where a lot of my systems come from right now, out of warranty decom. I am currently sitting on: 5820 Precision w/ i7 9800x 4x 7810 with 2x 2650v3 (20c/40t) (some of which have 128GB RAM) 3x optiplex 7060 i7's optiplex 7070 w/ i5 6x HP t630's Probably over a TB of ram One of the other reasons I was a bit disillusioned was due to super low bids I kept getting. I used to sell Optiplex 7040 micros for 100 and people would still shoot me offers of 40 lol. I was thinking of building my own SCCM/MDT server to make the process of clean slating PC's more automated.

I have been debating it to some degree but of my experience of late is around sccm/mdt deployments and such. I think I have hit the ceiling at my current employment but I do have too much hardware at home for my own uses its really a waste to let it be. Me and Hiew debated it several times since we essentially do it already for all our friends and family and do have a genuine interest in the space. Then we needed a forum lol, so that took front seat and then work ramped up for both of us pretty significantly.

That is an automated process, which is not what is originally described. What you describe is for me to personally reset a password based on request. I have no way to guarantee you are who you say you are, which presents other repercussions if we were to engage in that scenario. I have tested the automated reset system and it's email functions, everything appears to function as desired. Perhaps your email service may need to be re-evaluated?