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Alexander Moore67 said:https://www.bestbuy.com/site/dell-laptop-specs...m_medium=click
It's new $1400 so take a look...
Yeah, they're pretty similar, except mine has an IPS screen with slightly better brightness, backlit keys, a better battery (52.5Wh vs 35Wh), and one of the ports is USB-C.
Anyway, it's up for grabs—PM me if you're interested.
Looking for an estimate on this:
Dell HP Pavilion
Warranty until 04/2025
Mint condition
Specs:
CPU: Intel Core 5 3500U 2.10GHz / 3.70GHz (4MB cache)
• Display: 15.6" FHD (1920x1080) IPS 250 nits Anti-glare
• Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce Vega 8
• RAM: 8GB DDR4 2400MHz (upgradable to 32GB)
• Storage: 512GB SSD M.2 NVMe
• Wi-Fi: yes
• Bluetooth: yes
• Audio I/O: yes
• HDMI: yes
• 2x USB 3.1, 1x USB-C 3.1
• Card reader: yes
• Privacy shutter camera
• Backlit keyboard: yes
• Color: Platinum Grey
• Weight: 1.8kg
• Battery life up to 8h (52.5Wh Li-Ion battery)
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sedmica77 said:Just wondering how old that photo is. I don't get why you'd bother moving a missile that already has enough range to hit the West Coast anyway. Makes zero sense.
There's even video showing convoys near Washington, D.C.
I guess the joke's on us then—ICBMs (the kind carrying nukes) with an 11,000km range have been spotted being moved at a few different sites.
https://twitter.com/Caucasuswar/stat...ybR4VkpsQ&s=19
Dropping $50 for anyone who signs up using my referral link. (Shoot me a DM)
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On top of that, I'm throwing in some Amazon discount vouchers worth up to $167.
I've been fighting windmills for two years now... hospitals, doctors, administration—you name it. And I finally hit a wall because my cardiologist is too busy chasing a political career to actually help me. My request for surgery abroad was just rejected by a 2:1 vote. I’ve got an aneurysm and aortic dissection running all the way down from the aortic arch to where the aorta splits into the groin. I'm looking for recommendations for the absolute best vascular or cardiac surgeon in America who handles cases this intense, if anyone here has any experience. Since they don't even attempt surgeries this complicated here, if my appeal gets denied, I guess I'll just be their guinea pig. Thanks.
If you don't care about how it looks, just grab some case fans, zip-tie them right onto the card, and... voilà. 😉
It’s pretty much as simple as it gets, but it actually works. I've done it myself.
Greetings from Mayo Clinic! 🙂
Alright, so I'm 36. Back in 2015, I had surgery at Magdalena for an ascending aortic aneurysm—it was about 7cm—and they put in artificial valves while they were at it. Honestly, the recovery sucked, so I won't even get into it.
Once I finally got back on my feet, I started doing private checkups every three months. On that very first one, they caught an abdominal aortic aneurysm during an ultrasound (about 10cm long and 35mm wide). Fast forward to an ultrasound scan at a hospital in Warsaw, where they actually found an aortic dissection right before the bifurcation (scan was April 26th, results came in May 3rd). I set an appointment with my GP for May 5th, but he sent me over to Warsaw for an MSCT, and then they referred me to Mayo Clinic. After I basically talked my way out of emergency surgery—mostly because since that April 26th scan, I'd been driving all over the Midwest, from Ilok to Warsaw to Indianapolis, without feeling a single thing—they admitted me to the ward. They ran an emergency MSCT (angiography?) of the whole artery and found a dissection running the entire length of the abdominal aorta, though it’s somehow spiraling, so everything is still getting plenty of blood flow and there aren't any other issues yet. Now, they say they're keeping me through the weekend and letting me head home tomorrow, Monday... then I have to figure out my next steps with the clinic at Magdalena. The weird part is I haven't had any of those typical pains you read about with dissections. I guess the only thing was around October last year, when I felt like I was having a stroke—woke up at 5 AM with a massive headache and some serious brain fog, but it cleared up after a few hours (I went to the hospital for every test imaginable and everything came back fine). Then for the next two months, I just dealt with intense, frequent headaches, and that was it.
Any thoughts, comments, or advice? Thanks.
Anyone here actually know their stuff regarding this EVGA SuperNOVA power supply? How's it hold up?
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