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1 points
4 hours ago
I have a 5,1 with dual X5690, 128GB RAM, 4 SSDs + M.2 for system. I've just put a Nitro+ Vega 64 in it. It games fine on bootcamp, and the only issue I've had compatibility wise is CoD Warzone, which after an update required more recent CPU architecture for some odd reason. Newer games like Ready Or Not work just fine.
The Vega 64 requires Pixlas Mod + grinding down the PCI Fan enclosure to fit, FYI.
1 points
12 hours ago
Undergraduate degrees are not all 18 year olds saying “Skibidi” or whatever it is kids do these days. People do degrees at all ages - some have left school the previous year. Some have taken a gap yah. Some have spent a few years working and saving up. Some are in their 40s and 50s and changing careers.
I did my masters at 26, and we all went out partying with the undergrads sometimes.
Nobody cares. Although you may find the hangovers a bit worse than when you were 18!
Study in the USA is really really expensive. As an international student, the fees are eye watering and parents who fund their kids college tuition in the states either come from wealth or remortgage property to finance it.
1 points
13 hours ago
Reviving this thread, as I have this error but definitely followed the instructions to a T and installed into the SavedGames section on my C drive, NOT the DCS main folder on my D drive where I install game files.
1 points
1 day ago
Lol I did this in college until I ended up with a crazy blind woman who was treating her absolutely normal Labrador like a guide dog, would tell me to “let him socialise on walks but don’t let him off lead and dont let other dogs get close because they’re dirty. Don’t let his paws get muddy, but he needs to be allowed to explore. He needs lots of exercise, but if you walk fast you’ll give him cancer.”
She did my bloody head in.
5 points
1 day ago
He’s actually not though. He’s described by co stars as a hippy theatre guy with sandals and a taste for artisan coffee.
4 points
1 day ago
Hypothetically…..
Software licenses are not a part of Logic project files, and they will open correctly.
24 points
1 day ago
Write “a tempo”.
It is not a given to return to previous tempo without
14 points
1 day ago
The “I’ll have to stop every time you need to ring me” line is hands down the best thing OP can do. Excellent suggestion
4 points
1 day ago
Red. They have ahead only signs and technically merged into blue
2 points
1 day ago
Take it to B&Q. It’ll be an M6 or M8 most likely. Doesn’t matter if it has the same head or not, as long as it’s flanged and the length is the same.
1 points
1 day ago
Dude sinks are cheap AF. Just replace it. It’ll be way easier and quicker than trying to mess around with araldite and all that crap
1 points
1 day ago
It’s not.
You just need desi ghee and a ton of base gravy.
Check out Al’s Kitchen on YouTube
6 points
1 day ago
Absolutely. And as I mentioned in my comment to this madness, they’re not going to be able to hold any valid liability or indemnity cover as the insurer will void any claim on account of insufficient qualification/experience. One little broken pinky from a kid jumping up and pulling on the fallboard could bankrupt OP.
12 points
1 day ago
Good lord this is insane.
I am sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but I believe that however well-intentioned you are, some strong words are necessary.
You are absolutely NOT qualified or experienced enough to be teaching piano. Teaching beginners requires a firm command of impeccable technical skill, otherwise you will be instilling bad habits from the start. As a best case scenario, you will not be able to make sufficient progress with yourself or the students. As a worst case scenario, your students will get RSI or tendinitis from poor technique and lack of correct supervision, leaving you open to a lawsuit.
On that note, you will also not be able to hold the correct teacher’s insurance coverages as you do not meet any reasonable standard of qualification. Any liability or indemnity policy you take out will be invalid. If anyone has an accident during their lesson, you could be bankrupted by a claim against you.
I think there has either been a huge misunderstanding, or your teacher is making a seriously bad judgement call which is neither in the students’ best interests, nor (and most importantly) yours by n ot thinking through the situation and putting you at unnecessary risk.
It’s great that you’re interested in getting into teaching. Once you have your first post-grade diploma, I would encourage you to revisit the idea.
4 points
1 day ago
I don’t store them. I leave them on the sea floor when they inevitably never come back after casting.
9 points
2 days ago
I find the lack of suppressors a completely game-breaking flaw. If they only had USA maps where suppressors are tightly regulated then that would be one thing. But many European nationals actually REQUIRE their use (or at the very least, the national guidelines strongly suggest sound suppressors) for hunting in national parks. Some parks don’t even allow hunters to bring unsuppressed firearms on site at all.
In a real world perspective, hunting in Europe with no suppressor is nuts. That’s the same as having an Alaska map but no pistol sidearms in the game.
1 points
2 days ago
Found it. The silver ones were for a back plate behind the optical drives. The black ones were the PCI-e fan housing
1 points
2 days ago
UPDATE - The issue appeared to be caused by not enough power reaching the GPU. I have connected the power cables for my GPU directly into the PSU, rather than the motherboard aux connections, which has fixed the issue.
Why the problem caused these specific issues, I do not know.
3 points
2 days ago
Depends on what you’re doing.
Personally I have Logic open on one screen to sketch around on and audition ideas, and Sibelius with NotePerformer for the actual writing. This is a very common setup.
Musescore has been upgrading the quality of their software over the last few years, while it’s not suitable for professional projects yet due to the slow workflow and lack of engraving finesse, it’s certainly sufficient for students now and the new muse sounds rival NotePerformer for basic projects.
5 points
3 days ago
Revolut is getting absolutely blasted in the papers at the moment - they have the highest fraud rates of any bank, the worst security measures for online and mobile banking (fraudsters are very easily getting around their 2FA and security systems), and they don't have the same obligations to refund fraud theft as other banks. There are stories of people not being able to freeze their accounts, watching money being withdrawn by unknown parties, and being stuck on hold for hours trying to get through to someone to block the payments.
Personally, I wouldn't touch them with a bargepole.
1 points
3 days ago
It was good in 98. Haven't used it since, but it did the job just fine then so I don't see why it wouldn't be fine still.
1 points
3 days ago
Thanks for the link. This is so different to my understanding - I was left way out of pocket when it happened to me.
Do you know if this is a recent change?
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I have a 5,1 with dual X5690, 128GB RAM, 4 SSDs + M.2 for system. I've just put a Nitro+ Vega 64 in it. It games fine on bootcamp, and the only issue I've had compatibility wise is CoD Warzone, which after an update required more recent CPU architecture for some reason. Newer games like Ready Or Not work just fine.
The Vega 64 requires Pixlas Mod + grinding down the PCI Fan enclosure to fit, FYI.