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Cake day: March 8th, 2025

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  • This is super helpful, thank you. I’m going to do that and then I can screen shot the report and let people know I tested it and what it said.

    Someone told me I could just put one of the 16gb at a time, in my current motherboard. Start up the PC. If it’s good it will start , if not then it won’t. But I wasn’t sure if that would really be an indicator of condition or not. I mean if completely junk it would. But otherwise not really.

    Yeah I was just going to sit on it.

    1. I worried I would accidentally sell something not in great shape to someone. (But now you have given me a solution to that) And 2. Would anyone even want used ram? (Apparently yes).

    I’m convinced now.

    Best to get it to someone who needs it for gaming or software needs.






  • I’ve got an extra 2x 16gb ddr4. I upgraded my motherboard last year and went ahead and bought 64gh ddr5 ram (I’m so happy I did before all this ). But the ddr4 32gb is still good. I was thinking of selling it but figured it wouldn’t be worth the hassle. Now I’m thinking maybe I can get back what I paid for it.

    And it would still be a good deal for someone else.

    How can I make sure it’s in 100% perfect working condition. ?

    I don’t want to sell someone something that’s going bad.

    Was working fine before, as far as I remember.



  • Well my intention with my comments was to let you know that it was too ambiguous to tell what you meant.

    Maybe if the title was something like.

    “So I guess anyone not a fascist is a terrorist ?”

    Or something like that.

    Lemmy users seem mostly left and progressive. So you are in the right place.

    But online communities are full of right wing instigators and I’m pretty sure people thought that’s what your post was.




  • Hm.

    Wikipedia says something that I found confusing.

    “Comprising nearly a quarter of the U.S. population, evangelicals are a diverse group drawn from a variety of backgrounds, including nondenominational churches, Pentecostal, Baptist, Reformed, Methodist, Mennonite, Plymouth Brethren, and Quaker.[2][3][4]”

    Especially listing Quakers seems incorrect here. Quakers are also a different belief system all together.

    I also seem to lack some information on distinctions of evangelical sects.

    When I think of Evangelist, I think of those mega churches and home schooled kids. Families with 12 kids. (All home schooled). They have extreme views about gender roles and submission of women. Super anti lgbtq.

    But technically, that’s “fundamentalist”. ?

    I originally commented, thinking I understood the main branches of Christianity in the U.S and now. I know that I’m confused as it’s very complicated.