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    My trip to Ankor Wat, Cambodia was an interesting one and this caught my eye mainly because of the Mano Cornuto or the Devil's horn hand sign on this stone carving of a Khmer princess:



    It's not only here but every temple I've visited in every Asian country I've been to. It's everywhere. I've also been to an old European Church in Indonesia and to my astonishment, it's on one of the religious statues there. I'll post the picture here once my external hadisk enclosure arrives next week. My two desktop computers just died on me and I need to remove the hardisks and install it to the enclosure so I can access the data through my laptop.

    I walked for 15 mins and I found this ancient structure and it happened to be the King's palace, if I'm not mistaken. Women are not allowed here if they are not covered properly. There's a guard there to make sure everyone complies.



    The stairs were rather steep. Very steep. This is the view from the second level.



    When I reached the top, I was surprised to find a pyramid structure sitting there. One strange thing about this is, the architecture is different from the rest. It looks like it belonged to the Aztecs/Mayans. Perhaps, Quetzalcoatl/Kukulkan was here as their king. lol



    Some dark passages within the ancient structure feels like there are some kind of "presence" lurking within the darkness.

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    When I was in Seoul, I followed this doomsday 666 guy in Myeongdong, lol. I was curious where his base was, so I followed him to their leader.



    He led me to this small booth.



    I saw this lady preaching in Korean. I guess this is their leader, lol. I took her picture and I was laughing a bit, but, I think she got pissed at me and was ready to throw the Bible at me. I quickly ran for dear life before she kills me. LMAO!


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    Quote Originally Posted by brushless View Post
    When I was in Seoul, I followed this doomsday 666 guy in Myeongdong, lol. I was curious where his base was, so I followed him to their leader.



    He led me to this small booth.



    I saw this lady preaching in Korean. I guess this is their leader, lol. I took her picture and I was laughing a bit, but, I think she got pissed at me and was ready to throw the Bible at me. I quickly ran for dear life before she kills me. LMAO!

    Saw the same guy...near the store that has a giant teddy bear..

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    Had to nuke my image account and YT due to illegal access. Sorry about the mess.

    I'll create a blog then.

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    Quote Originally Posted by brushless View Post
    Had to nuke my image account and YT due to illegal access. Sorry about the mess.

    I'll create a blog then.
    Again, just when I thought I have the luxury of time to show something weird (if I may use the word) to my wife...

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    Currently studying something in search for deeper answers.


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    The external hardrive enclosure I bought a couple of weeks ago is working very smoothly. I'm now able to access files from my desktop hard disks via the USB port. Great! For my blog, I'm currently in the process of choosing a wordpress theme and I still need to fill it up with content. Lots of content. Including all the deleted contents here. I'll just have to back date it to 2016.

    I don't think I have any plans reviving my desktops as it's really tiresome because the motherboards do not last that long. Average lifespan is about 3 years. My laptops are very reliable. If something goes wrong, it's either the battery or the hard disk which is very easy to replace. Nothing major.

    The 2.5" 1TB hard disk I've ordered online arrived on my doorstep. It's for the HP laptop which is in need of a new hard disk because I got an error code of 301 which means an imminent hard disk failure.

    Now, it's time for the doctor to operate. Hard disk transplant in progress. The patient is now on its back. She's very fragile, so I must handle her with care. The hard disk is the heart and soul of the laptop. Your memories, your life's work, your pain, your sorrows and all your darkest secrets are all in there.



    Now, I will remove the cover to access her heart. It's right there on the bottom right.



    Slowly removing her heart carefully now.



    Here is her heart upclose. She is broken as I have taken her for granted. She needs constant care and attention. I keep forgeting that. Lots of don'ts. Sometimes things can get really complicated.


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    Transplanting a new heart for her.



    Now, covering her up and hopefully all is well.



    Initializing hardrive, partitioning it, and formating it. She's now wide awake.



    How are you feeling right now? I hope I've successfully mended your heart.

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    bro there's a computer and laptop tech thread...


    hmm motherboards don't last? which board exactly? Intel boards from asus gigabyte MSI are robust

    the reason some laptops last long is that the heat they produce is very little. computer cases must have adequately air flow to make them reliable with proper filtration. otherwise those dust bunnies will haunt you.

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    perhaps your psu is the culprit why your mobo dies in just 3 years... normally, mobo dies as soon as new cpu and memory don’t fit anymore... my desktop amd set-up still up for6 years now...


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    ang unexplainable sakin eh bakt since sd ram hanggang ddr ram hanggang ngayon unang nasisira eh ram LOL

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    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    bro there's a computer and laptop tech thread...
    I know. The written content isn't, obviously. lol

    Re: Longevity

    3-5 years is pretty much average for a typical desktop motherboard, regardless of how you maintain it. Some will have it for a long time, some for less than a year. Kudos if you are on your 6th year.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ninjababez View Post
    ang unexplainable sakin eh bakt since sd ram hanggang ddr ram hanggang ngayon unang nasisira eh ram LOL
    Agressive timings?
    Weird nga yan sayo. RAM normally lasts a lifetime>

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    Quote Originally Posted by chronicle View Post
    Agressive timings?
    Weird nga yan sayo. RAM normally lasts a lifetime>

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    especially the low voltage ddr3s..

    I remember those ddr2s that were 2-2.3v weren't that reliable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    especially the low voltage ddr3s..

    I remember those ddr2s that were 2-2.3v weren't that reliable.

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    Those are the performance modules geared for oc afaik. Reliability was least of their concern hehe.

    Im on the other end of the spectrum though, i always undervolt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chronicle View Post
    Those are the performance modules geared for oc afaik. Reliability was least of their concern hehe.

    Im on the other end of the spectrum though, i always undervolt.

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    di pumapasa sa prime95 bro pag undervolt eh

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    Quote Originally Posted by chronicle View Post
    Agressive timings?
    Weird nga yan sayo. RAM normally lasts a lifetime>

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    actually bro, mostly mga kamag anak and friends ang nakikitaan ko ng sirang ram.
    swerte nun ibang less than 2 year old pa lang ang ram at naitabi ang resibo; napapasuyo pa sa distro na palitan.

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    I smell gamers here. lol

    I was once upon a time a gamer. I had frequent upgrades to the hardware overclocking the CPU to its limits and salivating every time a new graphics card came out. I built my own rig with fans blasting to the hardware to keep it cool. I had a badass subwoofer that could literally break windows. lol!!

    Then, one day, I simply stopped. I stood up and that was it.

    I bought luggages, had my passport and VISAs ready and off I go to explore the world. I traveled to many countries in Asia to find answers to what was really going on. I had to. I have accumulated so much knowledge, seen a lot of things, discovered markings on my left and on my right and experienced something odd. It's really maddening to keep silent for a very long time - 10 years to be exact. But, sometimes secrets do leak when someone has the ability to be "all seeing" and I was caught and I had no choice but to share a little bit of what I am experiencing in the darkness. It was rough but I managed to let her focus to see what I see (It's our little secret). How is that possible? Was it exciting? Fun? Dangerous? Don't get any closer. These walls are super high.

    This year I had another discovery. I've been waiting for this for a very long time. It connects everything and perhaps conclude my 10 years journey to the darkness - as above, so below, as it is in the heavens, so it is on earth.

    This is the Queen's Chamber in the Great Pyramid of Khufu.



    No one can see anything here, but only blank walls. But, I can totally see it, as bright as daylight. I will reveal this in my blog.

    Has anyone also wondered why our days were arranged as such? Can you see something odd?

    Monday
    Tuesday
    Wednesday
    Thursday
    Friday
    Saturday
    Sunday

    This arrangement is very ancient. As ancient as in the days of Adam and Eve. I will reveal some of it. The days represent celestial bodies -

    Monday - Moon
    Tuesday - Mars
    Wednesday - Mercury
    Thursday - Jupiter
    Friday - Venus
    Saturday - Saturn
    Sunday - The Sun

    The Babylonians knew of this celestial formation. It is carved on their ancient cunieform tablets. It can also be found on ancient rock paintings and carvings. It is as if the ancients were trying to warn us about some major event that will happen to this planet that will trigger a major winter solstice that will plunge the whole earth into the darkness and into the winter sabbat.



    I hope to finish the blog within 2 months - 10 years worth.

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