I'm almost 40, tall, not in great shape, have bad posture, and have two misaligned disks in my lower back and even my back pain isn't that bad, so I would say that no it's not normal. You should definitely get that checked out.
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With the few stations near me that have them, the mute button is the 2nd down from the top on the right side of the screen.
Whi could have forseen that President Dooky would be a real piece of shit?
Well a car from 2006 isn't going to stay pristine forever so it's no surprise it's gone down over the past 20 years.
And Eric Garner was executed for selling individual cigarettes out of his pack.
You march your butt down to Lowes to get those big black totes so you can pile your collected items into them and stow them in a neat stack in the garage so that you have space for more collectibles. That's what you do with yourself. Don't forget the label maker!
Yeah I'm definitely jealous of the people who have a Microcenter nearby. We had Radio Shack and a Fry's 45 minutes away and both are gone now. Fry's came in clutch when my old AM3 backing plate snapped in half and my CPU cooler fell off. They had one in stock and I was able to buy just the backing plate by itself. If I'd gone to Best Buy, they'd probably just look at me weird and tell me I'd need to buy a whole new computer.
I think the Define 5 is a good option as well. I bought the 6 in 2018 because it was new, was white, and only like $99 at the time and it's served me well. Every couple of years I'd buy some more drive trays as my pool filled up and I needed more space.
I just rebuilt my whole system a couple of months ago but kept the case because it works so well and there isn't much on the market like it without getting into fullsize cases. It's nearly silent even with 5 fans and 9 HDDs inside. It sits about 2 feet from me on my desk and I only hear a tiny hum from the fans.
PC Part Picker has filters that will let you set all your requirements and show you what's available. Since you want ECC and low cost, you might be better off finding options on PCPartPicker and then looking for those items used on ebay.
If you don't have a case already, you might check out Fractal Design. They have several cases for lots of 3.5" drives. I have a Define 6 and it holds like 12 3.5" and 4 2.5" in a midtower format and it's constructed really well. You will need to buy additional drive trays though as they only come with 4 I think.
I've made a couple electronics orders recently where my order seemingly just slipped into a void somewhere (no confirmation email, no tracking info) and then just showed up at my door two weeks later. I think Amazon has made us all forget what ordering things from the internet used to be like.
It's clearly "slurp nook," that nook where you can go to slurp soup as loudly as you want without being judged.
I feel like this is missing a word or two