I was thinking of posting an HTML tip of the week here to show some cool tricks I've learned.
Get your webpage to hug the edge of your browser.
If you notice, when you make a webpage, there is a little white border around the page. You can get the page to be flush with the sides by entering this little bit inside you
my old precision t3600 that was my main rig till I got my current build
will post pics of the server soon but here's the drives: (Intel DCS-4500 960gb enterprise grade MLC SATA SSD for boot drive + Ironwolf Pro 14TB)
and my main rig does a backup to this every wed w luckybackup rsync/rclone frontend. mounted locally n added to fstab on the main rig and this t3600 does a nice job as being the backup rig n everything's synced.
Wow you are right, I never even noticed this until you said it! (870E Aorus Master)
Before testing this card I had a TP-Link tx401 10GbE PCIe card in that slot (now using XikeStor 310 Thunderbolt to Ethernet adapter).
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I was thinking of posting an HTML tip of the week here to show some cool tricks I've learned.
Get your webpage to hug the edge of your browser.
If you notice, when you make a webpage, there is a little white border around the page. You can get the page to be flush with the sides by entering this little bit inside you
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