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It is only you who can ease your own mind. There is an approach called NTV (No trust verify) and we cannot apply it here. So, the next step is to encrypt everything before uploading anywhere, it is pr

€50, it's in the top post. It's the same price as the anniversary offers, but the data and storage are doubled.

That's the inside wall so if it was someone they've crawled under to do it.

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To make myself feel better lets call these Black Friday deals.

Guess I shouldn't be feeling guilty for someone else's lack of research then. Yah, I am just gonna let it go. To happier thoughts

Lots of people buy to upgrade and then sell the old CPU because they don't need two PCs and having the cash is useful to fund the next upgrade.

Yup, true. But, what is the seller's selling due to an emergency or something? That would be exploitation in the case, right?

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My friend has an offer on a 7900X with 5070Ti. I am caught in a dilemma here cause the seller doesn't know about the price inflation and is ready to sell way below the current market. My friend needed

I really like it. Way faster than my laptop hahaha!

Oh I see. Yes, they could transfer the whole account. But, if yangyang is unavailable when renewal comes up, the new owner will be in a pickle cause they can't pay. Or wait, maybe he'd sell the accoun

Yeah, that's entirely possible. In which case the goal might just be to win the engagement prize money as I theorized before.

I get the same error. It gives me problems with webdav as well (http request errors (propfind) coming from opcache restrictions). I opened a ticket which was replied as fixed but the problem continu

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Also, Bas, what Ryzen APU did you say you own?

OPcache interned strings buffer is nearly full. To assure that repeating strings can be effectively cached, it is recommended to apply "opcache.interned_strings_buffer" to your PHP

Yah, PayPal has their own suspicious activity detection system and no one not familiar with it directly doesn't know how it works. Same goes for almost every financial institution.