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>>342347

>>342098
Ah, the me of yesterday who was
locked up in a birdcage
I wish I could tell you as soon as I can
that the outside world is dazzling and wonderful

After meeting companions
who share the same dream
I can tell of a future
where we fly off together

When there are obstacles that I stumble on by myself
it's ok since you're here
What a wonderful relationship
Our tears of frustration are halved
Our tears of joy are multiplied
I'm so glad I met you

Ah, it's like a miracle
how much I love you, if I'm with you
Yeah, it feels like I can fly anywhere
That's not an exaggeration

The dream we swore to follow
on the night we looked for shooting
Let's make sure it comes true
Pinky promise

When there are times that I stumble by myself
it's ok since you're here
It's so reassuring
Our sorrows are halved
Our flowers of smiles are multiplied
I'm so glad I met you

Even though I'm a sore loser
let's be friends

When there are situations that I stumble by myself
it's ok since you're here
I can get back up right away
Our tears of frustration are halved
Our tears of joy are multiplied
I'm so glad I met you

>>343112
Thanks.

Damn, that does look fucked up. I'm assuming you're the one that put that thing on?. You're sure it's new and wasn't there when you put it on?.

How are your temps? what kind of cpu you got?

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>>350614
Nah, that's normal.
That's just one end of each heatpipe. Heatpipes are filled metal tubes, they have one pretty end and one not so pretty because that's where they got filled.
Usually you'd have these unpretty ends where you can't see them, like below the aluminium block, or have caps on top, so idiots don't get their testicles twisted. I got the same cooler here, even two of them (Arctic Freezer 7).
Your shitty heatsink is fine.

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>>350557
Some more examples

damn op these look really cool. can you do one related to vidya

>>350561
Tell me what you want. I'll try to make it happen

>>350500
You may need some adapter to connect it. Look at the manual your motherboard came with. If you lost it, look up your motherboard and find an online manual.

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motherboards that have a long usb thing.

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Found it lads! Thanks :)

>I made the formula as compact as possible
it may be clearer if you show the original problem

>>350440
It's a macro-economic investment function. It's based on the idea that the production in an economy is given by a Cobb-Douglass production function, which is:
y=(A*L)^0.5 * (C/k)^.5
where y is the total output of the ecoomy,
A = disembodied labour productivity
L = people employed
C = capital
k = output to capital ratio

>>350446
New investments are based on the marginal utility of a piece of investment, the weighted average cost of capital (wacc), utilization of capacity, the depreciation and the time expected to earn back the investment

>>350426
if the SSD is large enough to contain everything currently on the HD, you can simply clone it and everything will be preserved

if it is not large enough, you would have to start over with windows

>my motherboard has an m.2 drive, so i would use that
wat

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>>350439
thanks. im guessing starting over with windows means reinstalling drivers and all that?

also, i meant. m.2 slot, sorry.

>>350442
if you had to reinstall windows, yes

>m.2 slot
ahh, that makes more sense

if you are getting a large enough ss drive, you can simply copy everything from the HD, and it should work just the same

if you don't have enough space, and don't have a separate to temporarily use for storage during the move, you're probably stuck

next best option would be to take out the HD, plug in SSD, install windows, then plug in the HD and manually copy over whatever you want to keep

>>350298
SCART specifies composite-video-sync* (often erroneously called "csync"), but it doesn't really matter because SCART receivers in RGB mode are only really looking out for the sync pulses.

If you're feeding a sync signal or some other video signal instead of a proper composite video signal, then some advanced features of SCART (RGB overlaying, composite fallback for devices that don't support RGB) won't work, but these are very likely features you're not going to actually use.

* The reason for this is that it was intended to be one standard that would support TVs, VCRs, decoder boxes, teletext boxes, and closed-captioning boxes. For this reason, it has two audio signals and two composite video signals in each direction, plus one RGB signal in one direction. This means it supports a TV receiving a scrambled signal, passing it downstream through a CC box that just passes it unmodified, to a decoder box that decodes it, passes it back to the CC box which again passes the composite signal unmodified, but outputs sibtitles on the RGB signal lines, and pulses the RGB enable line so that the TV itself genlocks the RGB subtitles onto the composite TV signal.

A more mundane use was a cable box outputting to a TV's first SCART socket, which passes the cable signal down the second SCART socket to a VCR, which can also send a video signal up the second SCART socket when it's playing.

The reason the sync signal is also a composite video signal is that a compliant RGB SCART cable already has three coaxial wires and five pins each for the upstream and downstream, and three and six for the RGB stream, making nine coaxial bundles and sixteen pins to fit in the connector before any handshaking logic. As the devices were required to output composite to support bidirectional transport and non-RGB devices, adding two additional shielded wires and another four pins just to duplicate sync information that was already available would have been the straw that broke the camel.

>>350298
OP, you might be confused after reading https://www.retrogamingcables.co.uk/composite-video-vs-composite-sync , which is one of the first results when you google it.

These guys sell retrogaming equivalents of audiophile shit, and they try to make you think you need them by using technological-sounding explainations that are truthy enough, and don't contain any outright lies, but aren't actually true and draw conclusions that aren't actually supported. You'll notice they use weaselly sentences like "which gives a clearer picture in some cases": the cases in question are "when the circuit in your TV that does the exact same thing is broken or defective".

TVs never display the sync signal on screen. They use it to calibrate their own internal sync generator, which they use to "lock on" to the incoming signal and display it in the right place on the screen. So long as your TV is not broken, it will accept any signal that has sync pulses at the correct times and nothing that looks like a sync pulse but isn't, and the picture quality will always be exactly the same because the sync signal is not used to generate the picture.

>>350347
So I should just keep using my cable that came with the Ps1 and not bother with an RGB scart?

>>350261

>YouTube
>Search "Blood Dragon full OST"
>???
>Profit

>>350360
I tried that, but the quality isn't that good, I need it in (FLAC) or 320kbps at least

>>350379
It's widely shared on Soulseek.

flac, aac, V0 mp3, 320 are all available.

It's got seeds here too: magnet:?xt=urn:btih:2EEE82FAD7FC3C97ED2689C50CD6E2BADA678E7D&tr=http%3A%2F%2Fbt2.t-ru.org%2Fann%3Fmagnet&dn=(Score)%20Far%20Cry%203%20%26%20Far%20Cry%203%3A%20Blood%20Dragon%20(by%20Brian%20Tyler%2C%20Power%20Glove)%20-%202012%20-%202013%2C%20MP3%2C%20320%20kbps

>>350194
The answer to this question, like every other video encoding one, is "Handbrake".

>>350194
Quicktime can also do some converting, but probably not mkv files out of the box.

ffmpeg

lol fag
kys and xdcc

>>350133
animebytes.tv

gogoanime , 9anime

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is this what you wanted? you werent very clear with your explanation

>>350257
No, like a 3 image stitch, cardback, then the moon, then a cardback, so when scrolling on android its moon for homescreen, swipe left, cardback, swipe right, cardback. Like the moon is sandwiched between the cardbacks. Sorry for poor english.

>>350108
I just learned from watching people build PCs on Youtube.

There's seriously too many resources. I think you know where to get pages and videos of tutorials. I think it's too much info to be honest. You need to at some point just jump right in and experiment for yourself and actually learn with hands on. I'd say first thing is order parts and then start building.

there's a pcb building thread in /g/
>>>/g/61467522

>>350106
bump

>>350106

Could be anything from a dermatitis over a simple sunburn to an allergy against sth. Are the pollen flying?

If you find out pls let me know Ive got the same shit going on so far I was just goven allergy medicine like Benadryl but I'm still pretty itchy

Dude, don't watch Z on that set.

Pretty all te orange bricks do. I'd recommend just downloading dragonbox rips instead. Tose sets are terrible

>>350114
>>350119
whats wrong with this release? i know they changed the aspect ratio and dub but is there anything else wrong with it?
im drawn to this boxset because it's the cheapest i've come across and i mostly like DBZ for it's campyness and dated animation so i don't mind it's quality being lesser