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The aesthetics of two sticks is gross . Most Zx90 motherboards currently have no issue with 4xDDR5 at 6000-6400mhz with the latest BIOS, some even seem to be able to run 4 at 7000mhz+ but that varies user to user. What do you currently have?

Next gen def isn't more than 3-4 years away

The 7800x3D has dropped all the way down to $350. After being on a 5900x I really wanted to go back to Intel for my next upgrade, but that's a ridiculous price. The 13700k really needs to drop to $300 or lower. If X670/B650E mobos could run 4 sticks of DDR5 without issues I'd probably have a new CPU/Mobo/RAM in the mail right now

A friend and teacher of mine is retired Sayeret Matkal (Golani), he's not Israeli by birth but chose to go serve via birthright when he turned 18. Just left last night to rejoin his battalion, his wife and children support his decision but are understandably simultaneously upset and worried.

Hi dad, don’t forget about your other son

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No sane person is cheering for civilian death on either side.

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Whoa now, I never said I was optimistic I listed sequel series that were good/well received only because of the notion that none have been good.

That was a season long arc with small bits and not an episode of Seinfeld. Please stop.

That’s my point: it doesn’t need to do that to be good if it’s a one-off special as it only needs to be “as good” as the average episode to be satisfying. Seinfeld has one of the worst finales in sitcom history so it’s not fighting against itself here.

Fuller House is exactly the same as the OG, therefore it's a perfect endorsement of a sequel done correctly. Whether or not it's good isn't relevant, IMO, as it's just as good as the not-so-good 90s show was: it's 1:1 with it . Bel-Air has been a pleasant surprise in that I had no expectations for it, and was probably leaning towards preemptively hating it, but wound up with a "oh... this is... somehow... good?" - but it's an actual reboot and not a sequel so let's not dwell on that one. The new Futurama continuation was great - it was on par with all of the Comedy Central seasons, IMO (some good eps, some great eps, some meh/bad eps). The Roseanne/The Conners sequel has been pretty well received, even if it's not my personal cup of tea How I Met Your Father (which is both a reboot and a sequel) was very good, but unfortunately didn't get the ratings it needed to continue. The Ducktales reboot has been well received, but I've personally never watched it. Despite no one watching it, the Saved by the Bell reboot was absolutely fantastic, especially it's second season <- I'd argue it was a much better show than the original. Though it's not out yet, I'll argue that XMen '97 is probably going to be a lot of fun

You haven’t watched either, have you?

Cobra Kai, Fuller House, Bel-Air, and others have been good, though. I definitely don’t think it would work as being revived as a series, fwiw..

How long until they half-heartedly try to elect the orange dotard ?

Thanks, I really didn't want to keep trying to find ways to phrase "children death toll in Israel-Palestine" on Google

I think a one-off special would be fine

Is there any source for this other than dci-palestine.org?

It's extremely possible that's the event. Thanks for posting that, I'll brush up on it in a bit.

I figured you already knew all this but wanted to clarify that it's not like the Palestinians have anywhere else to legitimately go. I remember reading/hearing about this a long time ago, but I cannot for the life of me find a source right now (the current conflict fills any search I try), so I'm not 100% sure if I'm remembering correctly so please take this with a grain of salt: one or two of the nations that initially took in Palestinian refugees expelled them after the refugees attempted to claim a "divine right" to the country that took them, or something like that - again, I don't want to spread misinformation so please grain of salt this, but I recall a reason why so few other nations take them or directly support them outside of "attack Israel". Hamas' whole thing is to integrate themselves among civilians to cause non-combatant casualties. I don't mean to speak for @TUFKAK but I don't believe he's saying that Israel is blameless, however, the constant argument from one side is "Israel bad" and it's tiring.