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Thanks for the nice write up bro Elektro🙂 Edit... plant based way of eating and limiting meat to 1-2 a week ### No way I can handle this. 55 years of eating meat in most meals and you see where I go. I try to eat healthier meat. With little or almost zero fat. I never eat/use special sauces, or unhealthy dressings. Mostly pure food of good meat. Sample for on the bread. + here. And of course lots of chicken. + lots of healthy bread. Me eat plants... Hell freeze first. If you play long enough with the fire......

ZALMAN Launches ZM-STC11 Thermal Paste With 18 W/m·K Conductivity Published 8 hours ago by Hilbert Hagedoorn 0 ZALMAN has introduced a new high-performance thermal interface material called the ZM-STC11, expanding its cooling product lineup with a silicone-based thermal paste designed for desktop processors, workstation systems, and general PC cooling applications. The company positions the new compound toward users looking for improved thermal transfer efficiency, long operational lifespan, and easier application characteristics. The ZM-STC11 uses a formulation based on dimethylpolysiloxane combined with zinc oxide and aluminum oxide. According to ZALMAN, the compound delivers a thermal conductivity rating of 18 W/m·K, placing it within the higher-performance category of commercially available thermal interface materials for enthusiast and professional desktop systems. In addition to conductivity, the company is emphasizing viscosity optimization. The thermal compound is specified at 2.6 g/cm³, which ZALMAN describes as an ideal balance between spreadability and long-term contact consistency. Thermal paste viscosity plays an important role in maintaining proper contact between the processor heat spreader and cooler surface, particularly during extended thermal cycling and sustained high-load operation.

Thanks for asking bro Fox. And huge thanks. I'm taking it one day at a time. Now I'm trying to reduce my cigar/cigarillo consumption. I may have halved my consumption from around 36. But it's still way too high even with vaping. I have started vaping with low nicotine levels. I'm also trying to reduce or better said change my (food)lifestyle. Eat more healthy food to try lower the blood pressure/cholesterol. It's way above recommended. This on top of medicines I take for it. There is some big changes so I don't know if everything is feasible/doable. It's now 14 days since I had a stroke, so it will take time. The question is whether I can achieve my goals. It's too early to say. But I'll try.... So small steps each day. But it's hard. Very hard to change how you have lived the last +30 years. Big changes at +60 is hard 🙂

Sadly the day has come. Bloated apps everywhere. Real minimalist software is dying. You like the direction we head into bro @Mr. Fox🤔 NVIDIA Control Panel is officially retiring after 20 years for GeForce users

Linus Torvalds is fed up with AI-generated bug reports bloating the Linux kernel Torvalds is fine with vibe coding, but only when it helps rather than hinders

Linus Torvalds is fed up with AI-generated bug reports bloating the Linux kernel Torvalds is fine with vibe coding, but only when it helps rather than hinders

And it willbe worse if the rumors is correct. I would never pay more than MSRP for any Radeon cards. And I'm not even sure I would buy one even if I got it for a fair price below MSRP. If you haven't bought your graphics card yet, you should: the RX 9070 XT could go up by as much as 200 euros, and the RTX 50 series are headed in the same direction.

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O&O ShutUp10++ v3.0.1076 Released on: 05/20/2026 3.0.1076 – released on 20/05/2026 Added Secure Boot certificate status display Online help integration (F1 support) Settings dialog Accessibility and UI automation support Status bar display for filtered view Edit mode for advanced users Explanation dialog for edit mode Disable Edge Secure Network (integrated VPN) (E156) Disable Edge Secure Network (integrated VPN) (E256) Disable Xbox Game Bar and Game DVR (G001) Disable NFC (Near Field Communication) (S116) Disable wireless display (Miracast/WiDi) (S117) Disable mobile broadband (WWAN) (S118) Disable WiFi Direct (S119) Restrict Bluetooth pairing (S120) Disable optional updates (including preview updates) (W012) PREM: Premium Edition with profiles, background service, and automatic protection PREM: Privacy profiles (Office, Gaming, Family, Total Privacy) with export/import (.pcfg) PREM: Onboarding screen for privacy setup on first launch PREM: Statistics and usage overview PREM: Undo button in the profile management dialog PREM: Automatic protection with settings enforcement PREM: Activity log Improved Disable Cocreator in Microsoft Paint (C206) Disable AI-powered image fill in Microsoft Paint (C207) Disable the Microsoft Account Sign-In Button (E129) Disable automatic redirection from Internet Explorer to Microsoft Edge (E131) Allow user control of local AI features (E152) Disable the Microsoft Account Sign-In Button (E229) Allow user control of local AI features (E252) Disable extension of Windows search with Bing (M003) Disable search box in task bar (M016) Disable news and interests in the task bar (M019) Reorganized menu structure (Settings → Tools, View → Tools) Search and filter moved from the main window into the title bar Replaced "Quick Guide" with "Online Help" on the web Revised status bar layout and font sizes Fixed Factory reset left policy registry keys behind that blocked Windows Updates Unicode and symbol rendering issues in localized resources Info Compatible with Windows 11 and Windows 10; x86, x64, and ARM architecture Available in German, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Russian, and Simplified Chinese

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Tech layoffs have already passed 100,000 in 2026 as the industry cuts jobs to fund AI A hot potato: Tech sector job losses in early 2026 have already surged past 100,000, and the past month suggests the trend is not subsiding. While AI automation is likely not the sole cause, aggregated reports suggest it is the leading factor, with Meta's transition into an "AI-first" company headlining May's damage to the job market

Tried an older gen GPU? Maybe that will play better with your old gen board. Many motherboards have difficulty with some newer GPUs. Could be that your 5090 FE played better with your motherboard.

And the scumbag is ranked 71 on hwbot.... https://hwbot.org/users/mllrkllr88 Do you trust all results posted on hwbot? Sharing is caring... Isn't it?

Probably the best for several reasons. Not sure I have seen so many org Asus tentacle meltdown Asus cards this time around. If the connector melt into the GPU, then it's nice if it's the org Asus adapter fused to the card😀 Still, I don't like the solution. I hate that stupid lille connector. Even Jonny Guru at Corsair say the connector won't stay properly connected with the card when you pass 6 months. It will loose the connection and here we go... BOOOM! Corsair explains why 12V-2x6 still needs protection despite ... The revised mechanical design is a real improvement. But it’s not a complete solution, because connectors don’t stay fully seated forever. Cable tension from routing, vibration, the weight of a stiff cable pulling at the connector, repeated insertions over time – any of these can gradually work a connector loose. A connector that clicked in perfectly when you first built your system can develop marginal contact six months later without any visible indication. The physics of partial-contact heating are identical whether it was never fully inserted or worked loose after the fact.