My main camera for night shots is an old NEX-7... I got VERY used to not having a remote lol (the only thing the 7 has is an IR port for remote, no external shutter release cable, or USB access, giant pain in the ass)
Oh Come On.
ohcomeonseriously
Remote is useful for sure, but setting a time delay is usually enough for a beginner.
Not to nitpick, love all of the tips... but
The one Cooler Master sent me a few years back was fine at first but eventually became annoyingly loud, and if I turned it down it wouldn’t keep the CPU cool.
It’s also kind of weird that he called him “General Sessions.”
Are you actually upset that Splinter Doxxed someone and some people got in trouble?
So we’re doxxing people now?
ha!
Wonderful breakdown on PSU troubleshooting... as an aside....
It bothers even techies. I 100% support Thunderbolt using the port type to match, and support USB 3.1(and use the C port in the process). But it is first and foremost a Thunderbolt port. NOT USB-C. Thunderbolt supports USB now, that’s all.
It bothers even techies. I 100% support Thunderbolt using the port type to match, and support USB 3.1(and use the C…
Thunderbolt... For the love of god it’s JUST Thunderbolt.
Thunderbolt... For the love of god it’s JUST Thunderbolt.
I miss the good old days of UNIX when you could have keystroke based passwords...
Those players had used their username and password combinations somewhere else on the world wide web.
Any amount of vacuum will impede cooling. Your goal should be balance.
Heat rising isn’t any part of the law of thermodynamics lol. (its’ actually a function of gravity, but shhhh, don’t tell anyone)
That’s pretty funny mate.
I’d lay odds if you reversed your fan config it would probably run cooler.
*sigh* Not quite.
That’s not why you don’t use a regular air compressor.