The black metal part reminds me of my futon couch, has a similar mechanism for when you fold/unfold it.
Could this be an arm for some kind of recliner chair?
I agree with the SteelSeries, great headset! Though if you don't mind going wired you could pick any studio grade headset and pair with a separate mic (or if you want it attached modmics are good).
That way you don't have to compromise on the quality of the headset while still being able to use voice online.
I'm currently set up all wired, and use my bluetooth earbuds for if i want to go away from my desk (like if i want to listen to videos for which when laying down a headset would get in the way)
don't worry Stable diffusion's got your back, it's a free and open source, it's got models that rivals the other txt2img ai's out there, and is crazy customizable with an active community that constantly pushes it to the next level.
You can run it on your own hardware if you've got a decent gaming pc. Or use a cloud based service (these might have fees).
hell yea, had one just like it. Laptop got abused the hell out of, overheated over and over while playing on it, still runs today. Though it's due for a keyboard repair as some keycaps have double press syndrome. huge respect for it. o7
The path to free adobe software is in GenP, here have a guide (it's got other patching methods).
Otherwise most download websites like 4download have "Portable" versions that you just extract and run. I find the site appnee.com is good for those. (but i do find portable ones are often slower maybe it was just me).
You are correct most often precracked just need to be installed, look for the download page for instructions if there's no readme. Patches are often .exe's that you run and cracks are files you can drag and drop into the installation folder (there are exceptions of course)
And even if your pc can't run it there are always cloud hosted installs [update]: seems as /u/Deckname mentioned below, colab changed their service terms to disallow running SD. :(
If you press the keys: "Win+R" and input "explorer shell:AppsFolder" (no quotes).
It should open a folder with all the installed apps (i think those that are in the start menu), you can find the duckduckgo browser in there, right click and create shortcut.
I used to have an Asus aspire that would barely run games and overheat in less than two hours, I abused the crap outta that thing. Ended up getting one of those laptop coolers, had one fan in it and some sort of aluminum top. Really the cheapest thing you can find, and it did the trick. So I'm thinking you might be better finding another solution to your issue, something like cleaning the fans, or re-applying some thermal paste if possible.
Don't worry about it too much, chances are you won't understand what's going on even if you do play the side games lol.
The black metal part reminds me of my futon couch, has a similar mechanism for when you fold/unfold it. Could this be an arm for some kind of recliner chair?
There's Tutanota as something similar to Protonmail. (just bringing it's name to you for further look into, don't take this as a recommendation)
I agree with the SteelSeries, great headset! Though if you don't mind going wired you could pick any studio grade headset and pair with a separate mic (or if you want it attached modmics are good).
That way you don't have to compromise on the quality of the headset while still being able to use voice online.
I'm currently set up all wired, and use my bluetooth earbuds for if i want to go away from my desk (like if i want to listen to videos for which when laying down a headset would get in the way)
don't worry Stable diffusion's got your back, it's a free and open source, it's got models that rivals the other txt2img ai's out there, and is crazy customizable with an active community that constantly pushes it to the next level.
You can run it on your own hardware if you've got a decent gaming pc. Or use a cloud based service (these might have fees).
You can get started with these links:
-Tutorial (from 4chan so excuse the language)
-link repository (for more content & cloud sources)
appnee.com has a 2021 version (v10.89)
Oh for sure, swelled batteries are an instant removal. No the laptop is all good. Thanks for the concern
The Trove was a site where you could get a shitload of ttrpg content. But it got dmca'd and now only exists (afaik) as a torrent file.
hell yea, had one just like it. Laptop got abused the hell out of, overheated over and over while playing on it, still runs today. Though it's due for a keyboard repair as some keycaps have double press syndrome. huge respect for it. o7
here y'all go
hair fall out path or smelly path
Blender is a 3d modeling software, the website you linked seems to be a source for textures and tutorials.
The FMHY megalist has a few sites you could check out for macOS.
Definitely better than Steamunlocked in any case
The path to free adobe software is in GenP, here have a guide (it's got other patching methods).
Otherwise most download websites like 4download have "Portable" versions that you just extract and run. I find the site appnee.com is good for those. (but i do find portable ones are often slower maybe it was just me).
You are correct most often precracked just need to be installed, look for the download page for instructions if there's no readme. Patches are often .exe's that you run and cracks are files you can drag and drop into the installation folder (there are exceptions of course)
Awe yea seems like it :/ that sucks.
https://www.damninteresting.com/this-place-is-not-a-place-of-honor/
Here this site has it. Enjoy <3
And even if your pc can't run it there are always
cloud hosted installs[update]: seems as /u/Deckname mentioned below, colab changed their service terms to disallow running SD. :(If you press the keys: "Win+R" and input "explorer shell:AppsFolder" (no quotes).
It should open a folder with all the installed apps (i think those that are in the start menu), you can find the duckduckgo browser in there, right click and create shortcut.
Found how from this Link Method 2
I used to have an Asus aspire that would barely run games and overheat in less than two hours, I abused the crap outta that thing. Ended up getting one of those laptop coolers, had one fan in it and some sort of aluminum top. Really the cheapest thing you can find, and it did the trick. So I'm thinking you might be better finding another solution to your issue, something like cleaning the fans, or re-applying some thermal paste if possible.