I have a feeling I've seen this work too, it might just have been right clicking on the adapter and connecting but I thought I tried that already, though what I might have tried was right clicking on the network in the wifi thing that pops up instead of right clicking on the adapter.
A budget build might pair this processor with a B350 motherboard for an inexpensive eSports gaming system, with room for overclocking and future upgrades.
and even then my last upgrade was for platform reasons: PCIe 3.0, DDR4, M.2, USB 3.1gen2... which generally implies both CPU and mobo get upgraded together
@bwDraco and what was the price comparison vs moving to a newer generation, keeping in mind that e.g. your old gen is stuck on DDR2?
@Bob Don't have the specifics. The machine was Socket AM2 with a late-generation single-core K8 processor (Athlon 64 LE-1640).
Both systems originally shipped with 2 GB of RAM. An upgrade to 4 GB was previously installed on the eMachines system (which was called Cerberus IIRC), but the extra RAM was removed and placed in Father's desktop because I wasn't actively using it any more.
Fun fact about Cerberus: It was originally purchased solely to run Linux. I never even booted the stock Windows Vista Home Basic OS. I wiped the whole thing and put openSUSE on it.
To this day, it still has an openSUSE installation on it, but it's way out of date. I haven't turned the damn thing on in ages.
The system was originally $300 on Newegg. Just a basic, cheap system.
The processor was replaced with an Athlon II X2 260 (2C/2T K10 @ 3.2 GHz; 65W). Socket AM3, but an AM3 processor works in an AM2 board. (The machine could not identify the processor, though, outputting "AMD Processor model unknown" during POST.)
I turned my old Win 7 desktop on the other day... Turns out I had turned it off while it was pending updates. It proceeded to spend the next 30 minutes "Preparing to update Windows"
Looking at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_Phenom_microprocessors#.22Regor.22_.28C2.2FC3.2C_45_nm.2C_Dual-core.29, it's hard to believe that AMD released one last revision of that K10 chip (Athlon X2 280) as recently as 2013, operating at 3.6 GHz.
@Bob I might have misspoke on the CPU price. I think we spent ~$70?
As for Father's desktop... PSU (300W IIRC) and processor (K8, Athlon X2 5000+) are completely untouched. Graphics card has been replaced several times and is currently a GT 640 (Kepler GK208). Memory was upgraded to 4 GB.
We recently installed a retail copy of Windows 10 Home onto it.
This has got to be one of the oldest processors even capable of running Windows 10 in the first place.
Original 320 GB HDD is still on the system as well, with no SMART errors to my knowledge.
It's hard to believe that this system is still 100% fully operational after ten years of continuous service.
at best they try to loosely guess by watching rep changes of other answers/comments on the page (note: requires the script to run continuously on a live page) and see whose rep drops. as the other answers imply, this is purely based on public data and rather inaccurate.
and two SE employees have responded already
@JourneymanGeek posted it here for us to laugh at the answer, not to berate the user ... over a post from last year -_-
Back to the eMachines desktop, it came with an Athlon 64 LE-1640 (single-core Orleans K8 @ 2.6 GHz). It was later replaced with an Athlon X2 270 (2C Regor K10 @ 3.4 GHz).
@bob yeah the Ryzen and such doesn't have graphics, but I am running it as a server, but if the hardware doesn't like it, then I have an issue. However, I do have some spare GPU lying around that I just found.
I could have technically put a Phenom II in the machine, but the board was designed for a max TDP of 89W. Remember that this is an AM2 board; AM3 processors just happen to be backwards-compatible. The VRM might not like it if I put a 95W or (gasp) a 125W processor in it.
tfw you Google for a solution to a problem you are having with some new software... and the only results that include your $product search term are from the official site. :S
> An improvised weapon includes any object you can wield in one or two hands, such as broken glass, a table leg, a frying pan, a wagon wheel, or a dead goblin
So... my YouTube account is a Partner account. This means I am able to run ads and make money from my videos. However, I disabled monetization quite a while ago.
I haven't logged into AdSense in ages...
So, any ideas?
I'm just fiddling with the idea of re-enabling monetization and putting something up that can generate some ad revenue.
Well, my biggest fear with running ads is sabotage: somebody intentionally generating an abnormal number of clicks in an attempt to shut down the AdSense account due to excessive invalid activity.
Short answer: No.
Long answer: Nnnooooooo.
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I intend to transfer full and incremental backups of my btrfs subvolumes to a tape archival service. The service exposes FTP and SSH endpoints. If I were allowed to execute arbitrary commands on the SSH endpoint, then I would do the following to perform an incremental backup:
btrfs send -p $LAST...
lftp 4.6.1 and newer should be able to do this: https://github.com/lavv17/lftp/issues/104
Unfortunately, the command suggested in the linked issue does not work, but a slightly-modified one does:
lftp -p $port sftp://$user:$pass@$host -e "put /dev/stdin -o $filename"
Due to a bug, you must pr...
@Bob It doesn't stop playing even after the song is over. The seekbar shows it's complete, but instead of moving on to the next song, it repeats itself
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While trying to find the answer elsewhere, I learnt that there is an English word char which is pronounced [tʃɑ:(r)], but it has nothing to do with ch...
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i ran a chkdsk /f /x/ /r, based on this result, what should I do next to repair this? an sfc/scannow or a *Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth ?
Now the funniest one, which I can't find was a "Hamilton's Bridge" which was mispronounced "Abatan varavathi", and was then translated to "Barber's bridge"
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Bangor is part of the North...