TeoTwawki

the neat part about how this kills you is you don't just die, you turn into interesting examples of physics!

steam

Pooh: Eeyore why are you aways sad?

Eeyore: I have a nail in my ass.

Pooh: Oh.

The manual says its sata

ok it is definitely m2 sata and not nvme according to the manual, yet the only picture I found was nvme. seatching known parts also yielded sata only results, so I am confident it is.

I'm not sure why your specific ssd isn't detected, I see some online posts claiming larger ones are a problem, but I was able to find some working just fine all the way to 2TB.

For that missing standoff, standard mainboard standoffs have the right hight to replace the missing one but might not thread in correctly. A possible work ared is to find some small nuts to use with a longer screw. As long as the screw threads properly in the screw hole it'd be fine

Personally my own line of thought is I wasn't a person until at a minimum the first bit of brain was there, and I want more research on consciousness to figure out how much it took for me to have a concept of "me", and I figure before that I was no more a person than my mom's liver is. But I recognize not everyone is going to agree with that. But if you think there is a person from the moment a unique dna sequence is formed, it is easy to see how you can have your perspectives on the subject of abortion. I may not agree, but I understand better.

you are missing a spacer there that holds it up higher, it isn't meant to flex down like that.

what model of thin client or board is it you are putting this drive in? I'm not convinced this drive even belongs in that slot.

reddit already censored all the times I said "elongated muskrat"

I don't buy physical objects and then agree to not own them. I don't even like that shit with digital goods. I don't need someones authorization to "allow" me to use what I buy as I see fit. If buying isn't owning than pirating isn't stealing.

I need something like this for when people use "loose/loosed/loosing" when they mean "lose/lost/losing". I feel like I can't say anything to them because I am a walking collection of typos autocorrect and grammatical errors...

I'm genuinely curious, when in development do you think consciousness begins?

For you, does this have anything to do with human life being special or sacred, or having a soul?

I'm not looking to mock or provoke, I'm just curious because I've seen people place importance on the life or dna of the fetus being human or importance on when the brain forms, or when the heart starts beating. People have a wide variety of opinions on both when life starts and on when personhood starts, and the criteria they use for each. I think discussing these things objectively could help reduce internet arguments on the topic, but only if people have good faith discussion. I realize that is tough to do these days.