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There are memory trainings that happen automatically every time the machine is booted. The more intense ones happen after a full shut down, but ddr4 was far less noticeable than the intense ddr5 trainings which often even need an additional power cycle to get right. These are not your typical automatic timings applied in the bios, they’re trial and error timings set by the firmware of the motherboard I believe.

Computers actually got slower to boot after DDR5. It was true that ultrafast boot would boot in something like 5 seconds from post, now auto memory timings are harder to get right and so require more iterations to achieve stability.

I’m not from Lazaro Mexico, but let me tell you that the Mixtas there are the best food I’ve ever put down my gullet.

I imagine it’s similar to an enterprise not using Windows update. If it’s stable and no exploits have been identified then why rock the boat?

I’ve started totalling up the milligrams and buying lower dose versions if it’s over 800mg

I’ve replaced a C8000 versalink toner basin with a C7000 versatile toner basin… Do not manually relocate the toner particles. It’s not worth your lung health. You cannot vaccuum it, it’s hard to even wipe up without piercing the paper towels you use and getting all over you.

The powder itself could be different as well, you would need to refer to the temperature of the fuser. If it’s the same, then it’s probably the same.

I believe for the best side by sides you’d want something like rtings.com, they’re most known for monitors but have good neutral data about mechanical keyboards too.

The last round of tariffs were paid almost uniformly and directly to large farming conglomerates to keep them silent on the matter. The amount actually left over after paying farmers wasn’t much, certainly not enough to cover the damage it did in other industries. There’s no doubt in my mind that it will be turned into a market manipulation scheme wherein they will invest in the subsidized markets after buying stocks in the relevant corporations once the market settles to its new low state.

Products that scale indefinitely to the masses earn indefinitely scaled pay as well. What’s far grosser is what the studios and their greedy CEOs earn off the backs of production staff who aren’t paid on the same model and are treated like props with no job security.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Zaslav

The amount of obsessive culture around mechanical keyboards has created a boon of great side by side comparison youtube channels. Hipyo Tech is one of the most obsessive that I’ve seen.

I personally found myself going crazy with information and decided to go to Best Buy and just try some floor models. I never would have chosen Steelseries Apex pro and Logi g915 clicky as my favorites online, but they stood out dramatically in the side by side. Once you narrow down your switch type, it’s easy to find compatible hotswappable platforms. I like Keychrons personally, but there’s many options, especially for TKL

Something to keep in mind and something I learned from Hipyo Tech is that you can dramatically change the noise characteristics with minor modifications to the body of the keyboard and so you shouldn’t necessarily chase perfection at the purchasing stage.

I find more violations scrolling than I do from the reports. There should probably be a lot more of them. This is also why there’s a big ideological divide on removals because people are less likely to report something they agree with.

It’s a super easy trope to default to. It’s basically removing the chaos from mental scenarios to make it more palatable and voiding the evolutionary utility in having those thoughts in the first place. Seems like it’s more or less a coping mechanism for things likely to be out of our control.

It’s wild how many people use 80s action movie as their basis for their understanding of the world.