A bit late but if you are ever in the market for a future SSD, you might want to check out something like this which will display in autistic detail the specs of the SSDs you will find on the market, the NAND type especially. One of the shady things some companies have been doing is moving, often quietly and with the same branding, from TLC to QLC, which isnt immediately apparent because the speeds and such can be comparable but the drive life and endurance will be quite a bit shorter for QLC drives, and the reason they do this of course is it's cheaper to make QLC drives and most consumers don't know what it even means.
Actually canceled it, so I'll take this into consideration, though I'm not too worried. I'm backing stuff up on flash drives periodically, so even in event of failure, I'm not completely screwed
In all honesty, a good TLC drive from a reputable brand will likely last you longer than your laptop. I've seen plently of good ones like the Samsung 980, Sk Hynix Gold, and various WD Blacks fall below $50 for 1TB. As a sidenote, given you are looking at NVMe drives, I would say more budget drives without DRAM (like the 980 non-pro) are no longer as much an issue, given most will now have HMB. In the old days of SATA drives, it was common advice to always get drives with DRAM, as DRAMless drives were just absolute dogshit for SSDs since once they ran out of cache, they would become slow as shit. Nowadays, many NVMe drives, if they lack DRAM cache on the drive itself, can use system ram as a cache, and really, unless you are autistic about benchmarks, this is completely fine for ordinary use.
Brave Mobile doesn't support DRM/content protection at the moment so you won't be able to play it or do anything to fix it without being a developer/working with the source code. The other browsers in the support list have a DRM solution installed so they would work fine if you were to use those (ensuring DRM was enabled).
yeah I can def recall it for _some_ consoles, but not all
I can speculate.... Even I'm not that old.
I bought today a 1tb Kingston normie m.2 drive. 1tb storage, fairly fast. This is good info for a future build, but for my 600$ laptop, I just want something relatively cheap and low autism. I'm not hard core gaming off this thing lol, the core alone gimps me to old/low power games, even if I upgraded the ram from 8 to 16 GB. It plays visual novels and the like, which is what I want. I'll research better TLC M.2 drives for when I finally overhaul and transfer my old man's PC to its new case.
OVH, although the Asia region is capped (they do tell you about this though, they don't hide it.)
You can flash custom firmware like Fresh tomato or pfSense on your router and it will have the ability to run a VPN server on your router. Or if you have an old computer around you can configure it to operate a VPN server. It's a good amount of work if you're new to all of this stuff. I am currently working on this myself and it is harder than I expected.
You can run Wireguard or OpenVPN as a server on a PC, you'd need to expose the port to the Internet via your router(DANGER WILL ROBINSON)
