There's nothing quite like feeding 20 year old documentation to a paper shredder.
If twitter were to implement a feature where people could branch off into a slack-like area to have more substantive discussions, I might actually grow to like it.
@larand Used to be that anything above 35 Fahrenheit was tee shirt weather for me. I've grown soft.
Those goal lists for work I make after New Years are always good for a laugh when read in October.
48 degrees Fahrenheit and I'm wearing a jacket. I guess I'm finally a southerner
@matigo The only thing I can think of is there's some firmware involved and something got way out of kilter. I can't find any utilities online to reset said firmware if it exists so…the theory doesn't really have legs.
Maybe it was just a freak coincidence and the audio just blew.
Trying to think if there was some way I damaged the motherboard somehow since I removed video card earlier (It's a GTX 960, therefore huge) to put in another SATA cable for an eventual secondary drive but I had audio afterwards.
Insert shrug here