My friend downloaded messages from Duo (recently acquired by Google to merge into Meet) that involve a loved one living in a bad situation. They have most of them, but there's about a 2 month period that we can't find back ups for that occurred due to the phone the account was on (and where the messages were downloaded to the account) having to be factory reset. To give an example of scope, most things showed up in their Google drive/photo backups, but third-party related program files like Reddit downloads, Pinterest downloads and Duo downloads though initially present on the phone's photo explorer, aren't for some reason in the Google drive.
I think this just doesn't work in the mobile Tor browser. Usually you need to long press Like to bring up the list of stickers. But Tor browser interprets that as trying to open a link.
It could be dust build up, a blast of compressed air could fix that, or you're just waiting for it to die if that doesn't fix it. If so, replace it
I’m running 4 and 8 module systems without an issue. You mentioned the key issue - it’s a Ryzen build. Ryzen ram issues are somewhat of a meme at this point but the issue is still very real.
Okay so it's not just me, good.
I don't think I've ever used Clonezilla but the older Macrium Reflect(it was free for personal use) was the best (and most surprising) thing I've used since various Linux tools were the go-to.
Depending on what program you're using they report some temps incorrectly, however that is still way too hot. Most likely CPU or maybe the chipset although the latter should never run that hot. When was the last time you checked the thermal paste on the CPU?
I'm using FanControl which is where I found that sensor in the list of available sensors when it probed for sensors during setup.
I think the keyword you are looking for is "ASIC", which I think will help you finding a place to buy them since a quick google search yielded quite a few places selling them, though I never got to the point of ASICs so no experience with any of them. Hopefully someone else can speak to that.
Turn off computer, stick a screwdriver or something (preferably plasticy) to stop the fan, turn on computer, see if noise is gone, pull out the screwdriver see if noise starts. If it's the fan, it's probably a fan bearing, cleaning may help, but if it doesn't just keep using it until you STOP hearing the noise, then if the fan is dead, replace the fan or the power supply.
