Those are specialized for server clusters. It makes zero sense to put them in a PC, and you probably don't get a lot of gaming performance / Watt from them.
But if you are building a simulations lab that can spare a GPU failing here or there (because also, they become unreliable), then maybe. But the odds are good that the price difference doesn't make it for the difference in flops / Watt when compared to new stuff.
Obama created the process where they would deport the parents, but the children would be hold prisoner there, waiting to see a judge.
Then Trump increased the time to see a judge into several months, turned the prisons into torture centers, and increased the frequency it all happened.
Some stores have a very good self-checkout infrastructure.
For some reason, it's never grocery stores. And grocery stores are basically 3/4 of the stores I need to visit. But it's possible for them not to suck.
Yeah, the law was made for micro-USB and USB-C is a mess...
To make it worse, some companies decided the top voltage would be 18V, while others use 21V or anything in between... So it's not clear if the power brick you brought, that satisfies all the numbers from the device will actually be useful to charge the device.
When Samsung did that around here (claiming they were importing the idea from the EU), they sent people the charger for free if they asked. They started including the charger again later, so I guess it wasn't very well received.
But well, shortly after, when Apple did it, and charged people $15 for the charger, they were heavily fined.
Right... It takes 4 kW from a 30 Wh battery... So it works for 27 seconds!