Multi week process

And it sounds like I'd just get the value of the item back

So maybe I'll just buy a new unit via Gearbest or Aliex myself

you could claim, get money, get it repaired. then you have free money. how much does that thing cost, $700?

New units on Aliex are like NZD$1250 + shipping + duties

Well under the NZD$2000 claim amount they allow

Cause this ain't the base model, this is the i7 variant

ah. i also had no idea what a new zealand dollar was worth

Ratio of 3:2

NZD:USD

so like, USD$850

why god

only cool roblox boye allowed

I am supposed to be asleep

yet here I am

having explosive diarrhea at 12 am

I think that's a chapter best left for <#189467888657235970>

lots of SSDs available in the UK now for very cheap prices

120GB are under £20

240GB are around £30

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for a pi?

i saw some of those usb ethernet adapters that also have an integrated hub, but the ethernet chip runs at USB 1.1 speeds

$2

400 KB/sec <:aliOK:251417852156837888>

those Kingston sdds from Amazon have been like around 20 and 40 for some time now, they're pretty good

some guy on reddit says the controller in the kingston a400 is a bit unreliable

it's regular TLC too, not 3D NAND

the SU650 are 3D and around the same price

£19 delivered https://www.cclonline.com/product/241368/ASU650SS-120GT-C/Solid-State-Drives-SSDs-/ADATA-Ultimate-SU650-120GB-SATA-6Gb/s-Internal-Solid-State-Drive/SSD0674/

Postal worker stepped on screen @Deleted User

Discord did a thing where it suddenly loaded in new messages 👍

For my PC and upcoming gigabit router

if it's not too much more go for 240 over 120, its a p big difference

@Deleted User ayy the Orico Ethernet thing came in

Interested to see how it is

@Tribit that would make sense

Looks legit I think?