NoUseForMonkeys

Thanks. I remember the last time I tried it, Windows would record something about your motherboard and it wouldn’t activate if you tried to install it on "another" machine. I think I was trying to move my hard drive from an old machine to a new machine I had built without having to reinstall windows. But that was years ago.

I haven’t had to do a brain swap on a PC in a while but won’t Windows complain if I replace the motherboard with a totally different spec’d one? Doesn’t Windows think that you’re trying to install the same license on a totally different computer?

Is there a way to notify the OS that you’re not trying to pirate it?

Alternate timeline:

"I have to call the IT department to diagnose my issue and they won’t get to me for a couple of days. No way you’re getting that report by 7am!"

I hardly watched Netflix but my wife liked the foreign crime dramas but she had her fill of them after a while so we cancelled it. We did start it up again to watch season 2 of the Witcher. And right after that they raised prices so I cancelled again.

Lol. I don’t remember even writing that.

IP67 rating from what I’ve seen. But no word on wireless charging.

As someone who has built my own computers in the past, I know that Intel is coming out with these new GPUs, but I would appreciate if the article gave a quick explainer why these are such a big deal.

I know the ultimate answer is cost, but why do most phone manufacturers use much lower res wide angle camera? This phone has a 50 megapixel main lens and an 8 megapixel wide. It’s like they just want to claim they have multiple lenses so they throw in additional cheap, suspect quality cameras on the back just to say they have them.

I saw an ad for some Kia vehicle where a guy attaches a giant rake to his car and zooms up and down a beach at breakneck speed to collect all the trash so sea turtles can go lay their eggs. Meanwhile he’s just killed tons of other wildlife or destroyed their habitat. LOL

Can’t wait for the new Samsung ad showing someone checking their vitals and calling for help on their watch after rockets blow up the house. Ukraine, you say? What?