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I haven't really participated much in the Huddle the past 8 years or so, but when did the Huddle get a gatekeeper? What a terrible "feature"
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Panthers founder Jerry Richardson passes away at 86
Chimera replied to mcsmoak's topic in Carolina Panthers
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Amazon has a 6900XT for $700 (at least as of right now). It's just over your 315mm limit though. https://www.amazon.com/XFX-Speedster-Radeon-Graphics-RX-69XTAQFD9/dp/B09M38TVL2/ Also, EVGA might be dumping some GPUs at good prices considering they're dropping Nvidia.
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Next time, just start by telling everyone you're too fuging stupid to comprehend that turf is dangerous so nobody will waste time responding to you.
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May or may not post pictures when I get home Setup 1: Ryzen 7 3700X RTX 3080 10 GB version 32 GB Ram 3600 MHz CL16 b550 board 27" Dell S2721DGF 1440p 165 Hz monitor Razer Deathadder Elite mouse (yeah, I know) g.skill keyboard 1TB Seagate Firecuda 520 NVME SSD; 1TB Silicon Power A60 NVME SSD; 1TB Crucial MX500 SATA SSD Setup 2: Core i5-8400 GTX 1660Ti 32GB Ram 2666 MHz b360 board i think? 24" Pixio PX248 Prime 1080p 144 Hz monitor Razer Deathadder elite mouse Razer Blackwidow tkl keyboard 2TB WD Blue SATA SSD
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You still use a desktop for work? What kind of backwards ass employer doesn't have a nearly completely mobile setup for WFH?
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If a city offers a new stadium and training facility...
Chimera replied to Jmac's topic in Carolina Panthers
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The world's greatest detective finally got a movie with a little of his detective work in it. That was needed. I still prefer the dynamic where he does the detective work because the police won't. I don't feel like this movie set that stage enough. That mutual distrust of the police is why the Gordon-Batman dynamic works so well. The movie definitely played on a few bits of the Batman origin that most movies ignore. I still feel they should have done more to explain his moral compass - he seemed to have no issue with the traffic explosion but was adamant about preventing Selina from killing. Batman is incorruptible - that's what is supposed to set him apart. Was the highway death zone a learning experience? Definitely should have explored that some more. It's like it happened and everyone was ok. They didn't even take the Penguin into custody afterwards. And there was definitely a lot of Batman in the movie. That's why I'm pretty undecided on Robert Pattinson. Christopher Reeve was the best Superman because he played Clark and Superman as two distinct characters. I mean, he changed his posture, gait, and voice between the two characters. Christian Bale did the same for Bruce and Batman to a lesser extent. I need to see something besides Edward Scissorhands to fairly form an opinion on Pattinson.
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There were a number of things I could nitpick, but overall I'd say it was a good movie. The movie couldn't decide if it wanted to be brilliant or just whatever. I mean, it had Falcone describe how he got shot and how Bruce Wayne's stare made a lasting impact, which set up the scene with Falcone dying after being shot, looking at Batman and realizing Batman is Bruce Wayne. I thought it was Brilliant. But then it has police shooting at Batman, then they're all cool again 5 minutes later. Nobody remembers that because they all laughed at Batman hitting a bridge while gliding.
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Nah, it's pretty much one idiot interviewing another idiot for the general consensus of people with a spine and sense of decency.
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I remember when he left, whoever wrote the article for the Observer made mention that despite the popular usage, there is, in fact, no D in his last name. He had plenty of derpy moments for sure but I never thought he was terrible.
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Fair enough, but I wasn't talking about decades long dynasties. The Patriots and Seahawks are well beyond the "sustained success" that I'm talking about. poo, I would be happy with just the Titans' sustained success. Yes, we're so fuging bad that I envy the Titans. Its better than our 3 decade old strategy of saving cap space for that one year and hoping for the best.
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So fug it, don't try? When the front office built this team in 1995, they built it with a "win ASAP" mentality. That was the team's mentality for the duration of Jerry Richardson's rule. Sacrifice a year or two (or six years from 1997-2002) for one good year. Repeat until racism and sexism become rampant and you lose the team. Is that what you propose we remain? Because success is inconvenient?