The tiny little OLights are great for working in cases and small spaces with that magnetic back. and as a keychain EDC light. I bought two (there's also occasionally been deals on 2pks) so one sits at home fully charged and I can just swap the bodies without taking the charger base off the keyring.
Sure that's an outside possibility, but handwritten datestamp photos (and more recently videos) are the standard for this and many other trading forums, and their authenticity as originally posted wasn't being questioned. Bringing that up when it wasn't part of the conversation is just muddying...
2FA? Hard to trust an otherwise dead account resurrecting this thread all of a sudden, it's a bit necromancer-y. I also wouldn't trust two year old pics to still be representative of the product.
Free bump for rare SSDeals, this is the OEM version of a 980 Pro, so PCIe 4.0 x4, Samsung Elpis (S4LV003) Controller with 512 MB LPDDR4, 3D-NAND TLC, 7000/5100MB/s read/write. The non-OEM drive used or a comparably-specced no-name new drive are both hovering around $140 so $50 more than this.
Add a set of controllers and some highly-scratchable plastic domes and you can recreate those EBGames/GameStop N64/PS1 4-way demo kiosks from the 90's.
Glad I got the Pass years ago for $90 IIRC. The biggest deal for me is that Plex has a PS5 app, which is my main projector-connected media player and big screen gaming device. The other services may be gaining in features and usability, but they'd require switching devices, plus another remote...
Wow this thread was a wild ride to wake up to. I can't imagine trying to track down someone who I failed to complete a deal with half a generation ago, over a CRT that released in 2001, and expecting them to remember, let alone have the goods and still be willing to follow through. I hope OP can...
Direct from Asus: https://shop.asus.com/us/90ig07d0-ma1a4v-asus-zenwifi-et9.html
Great for starting or extending your mesh network, and if you've got a larger area to cover you can buy two sets (so four units) for $200. 2.5G WAN port is the only one that will accept a WAN connection (ie you...
Looks like this guide may be useful for getting ISOs from the source: https://www.yourwindowsguide.com/2024/10/windows-11-23h2-iso.html#gsc.tab=0
Failing that, I've got a Win11 version 23H2 [22631.2861] ISO on my Ventoy drive, dated 12/23/2023 (timestamps in ISO are 12/3/2023), size...