Popular YouTube channel mryeester set out to create what is essentially a coin-operated gaming PC and show viewers how to replicate the experiment.

A modder has added a coin acceptor into their gaming PC, and now to turn on that gaming rig, the modder must drop a quarter into the acceptor.

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To use the Fara-7B agentic AI model locally on Windows 11 for task automation, you should have a high-end PC with NVIDIA graphics. There are also some prerequisites that you should complete before ...

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