HamBrick

Driving an older car, and by extension not buying a newer car, decreases demand and would improve the amount of these cargo ships on the sea, thus lowering the opportunity for this to happen. I’m not sure if your comment was for or against people driving their older cars, but I think driving an older car is better than upgrading and buying a newer car

Babylon bee, bruh

UPDATE: the problem was that my case is weird and I didn't want to go through the hassle of screwing in all the HDD mounting screws, which I think caused some kind of short or magnetic weirdness that caused the drive to freak out, just a coincidence that it happened with the new PSU. I learned that my drive touching any part of my case metal-on-metal caused the drive to freak out and my boot to hang, so I removed the normal drive mounting bay and put a piece of cardboard between the drive and the metal parts of the chassis, this solved the problem and now my computer boots faster than ever. Thanks for your help everyone.

Thank you for the reply, I figured out the problem had nothing to do with anything, and the actual problem was a combination of both my laziness and HDD weirdness. See my other comment that I am writing right now

This is the same problem with two decently new HDDs, would they really be failing this soon?

And those same drives work just fine on a different machine

I think to sum security up: locks, or key fobs, are made to keep the honest people honest. You’re not stopping a determined person

Posted on an atheism community even, wow.

I understood that reference

Not even the child will hear the screams of the innocent

Yes, except nowadays they wouldn’t be caught dead holding a bud light

I can give next to no actual helpful advice, but I’ll throw something into the void. I’m pretty sure the anticheat Apex uses isn’t supported on Linux, and I have no clue about O2

I (a teen boy) was with a bunch of other dudes on a river, one found quicksand, and it quickly became a game of who could get deepest