like the title says im trying to bring down the temp of my PC cause 2 times its has turned off when it reach high 90s. Any suggestions are appreciated, upgrades included.
this is the build:

• CASE: CyberpowerPC Eclipse P418R DRGB ATX Mid-Tower High Air Flow Gaming Case + 3x 120mm ARGB Fans (White Color)
• CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3800X 3.9GHz [4.5GHz Turbo] 8 Cores/ 16 Threads 36MB Cache 105W Processor
• CS_FAN: Default case fans
• FAN: Cooler Master MASTERLIQUID ML240L V2 240mm ARGB CPU Liquid Cooler with Copper Cold Plate
• 3TB (3TBx1) SATA-III 6.0Gb/s 64MB Cache 5400RPM HDD
• 1TB Intel(R) 665P SERIES PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD
• SK hynix Gold P31 2TB PCIe NVMe Gen3 M.2 2280 Internal SSD
• MEMORY: 32GB (16GBx2) DDR4/3600MHz Dual Channel Memory
• MOTHERBOARD: ASUS TUF X570-PLUS GAMING (Wi-Fi) ATX w/ RGB
• OVERCLOCK: No Overclocking
• POWERSUPPLY: 600 Watts - EVGA 600Watts 80 Plus Gold high-efficient Power Supply
• SOUND: HIGH DEFINITION ON-BOARD 7.1 AUDIO
• VIDEO: GeForce RTX™ 3070 8GB GDDR6 (Ampere)

The new decade has everyone feeling a little bit reflective, including fans of video games. The NPD Group, Inc. recently released a ton of information about the gaming market over the last ten years. This information included the best selling games of 2019 and the best selling games between 2010 and 2019. Grand Theft Auto V was the best selling game of the decade across all platforms, but the Call of Duty franchise truly won the 2010s.
The NPD Group, Inc. is a New York-based market research company that tracks twenty different industries. Mat Piscatella, a video games market research analyst, recently posted on Twitter the information that the company has gathered both over the last year and over the last decade. Grand Theft Auto V, with an estimated 110 million copies sold. However, the Call of Duty franchise may be the true MVP of the decade. Ten out of the fifteen most popular games in the 2010s were Call of Duty games. This includes the most recent addition to the franchise, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. The best selling Call of Duty game was Call of Duty: Black Ops. The game was originally released in November 2010 for Microsoft Windows, the Nintendo DS, PlayStation 3, Wii, Xbox 360, and OS X and was later released on mobile. There may even be a reboot in 2020.
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Several of the other best selling games of the decade are not a surprise. These games include Red Dead Redemption II, Minecraft, Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Mario Kart 8, Battlefield 1, Battlefield 4, Destiny, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Star Wars Battlefront 2015. All of these games made a splash in the 2010s and some even inspired memes and their own cult followings.
The NPD Group, Inc. also released information about consoles. The Playstation 4 was the best selling console of the 2010s, while PS4 Dualshock 4 wireless controller in black was the best selling accessory. However, the Nintendo Switch dominated 2019. It was the best selling console of the year and Switch Pro controller was the best selling accessory.
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The best-selling games of 2019 were a little more shocking. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare was unsurprisingly the best selling game of 2019, but it was followed by NBA 2K20 and Madden NFL 20. They beat out games such as Borderlands 3, Kingdom Hearts III, and the Outer Worlds which were games that were generally better reviewed and received more hype.Games from series like NBA 2K and Madden NFL appear to have a strong, consistent fan base.
What can the numbers from the 2010s tell us about the video game industry? There have been a variety of interesting games that have come out in the last decade, but the most popular genres appear to be first person shooters and action adventure games. It also seems that many video game fans were drawn to the “open world” concept. Will these preferences continue to reign throughout the 2020s? NPD Group, Inc. reported that that video game spending in general declined in 2019, but it is still a major industry. What do you think HotHardware readers? What video game trends will be the most popular in the 2020s?

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I missed AM4 completely. I went with intel for the i9-9900k series and it was amazing never had a single issue with the build. Fast forward I decided to upgrade on launch to a 7950x and Asus X670E Gene and I'm having so many problems now. I'm not even going to list them. In a nutshell, every bios update has caused some kind of instability and setting change, one day my system just stopped working. At this point it could be any component so I had to check the entire system, what a waste of time. I was forced into a bios update and two hours later after a lot of tweaking managed to get my system to post again. The funny thing is every bios update I've had to change various bios settings in-order for it to post and they are always different after every update. Now the system is stable but I have to reset CMOS every time I restart my PC through windows - Frustrating as hell.
Basically my question to AM4's users is this. How long did it take until AM4 was perfected/matured? I'm kinda disheartened after spending so much money on this platform and having to consistently tweak the bios settings. I hope they can fix all these issues in future updates.
I shoulda taken Jayz2cents advice and warning about early adoption and not be the guinea pig.

Another question that fans have been asking is who the protagonist of GTA 6 will be. In previous games, players have taken on the roles of characters like Tommy Vercetti, CJ Johnson, and Niko Bellic. Will we see a return of a beloved character, or will it be someone completely new? Some rumors have suggested that players will have the option to choose their own protagonist, which would be a first for the series. Only time will tell who we'll be playing as in the next game.
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Rockstar Games can't release Grand Theft Auto VI fast enough, though as we eagerly (and impatiently) await for the next installment in the long-running GTA franchise, fan made trailers have us drooling at what the actual product could look like. The latest one comes from TeaserPlay, which used Unreal Engine 5 to render several different locations in stunning detail.
The actual game isn't likely to use UE5. Rumor has it that Rockstar Games is leaning on its own proprietary RAGE9 graphics engine, and that's both plausible and, in our opinion, very likely to be true. TeaserPlay acknowledges this in the description to its concept trailer, suggesting it wanted to render several possible locations in UE5 so we'd have something to compare with down the line.
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In the order they appear, the trailer showcases Vice City, San Fierro, Las Venturas, and Liberty City. The shots inside what appears to be a high-rise apartment complex in Las Venturas look especially crisp as the camera pans over a carpet and into a kitchen island with some veggies and pasta in the background, though it's far from the only scene that stands out.
"I/we use the most powerful features of Unreal Engine, such as ray tracing, lumen, nanite [virtualized geometry], screen ppace reflections, and MetaHuman so that the graphics are as close as possible to a next-gen sandbox game," TeaserPlay states.
There are a ton of leaks and rumors surrounding GTA 6. One of the more recent ones suggest there will be at least two playable protagonists, one of which is a Latina woman. The franchise hasn't featured a playable female character in a long time.
Rockstar Games has been rather short on details for the next installment, though it has at least confirmed that GTA 6 is in development.
"With the unprecedented longevity of GTA V, we know many of you have been asking us about a new entry in the Grand Theft Auto series," the devloper shared in a blog post last February. "With every new project we embark on, our goal is always to significantly move beyond what we have previously delivered—and we are pleased to confirm that active development for the next entry in the Grand Theft Auto series is well underway."
No release date has been mentioned, though Rockstar Games will share its next earnings report in early August. It's possible we will get an update at that time.

This is my ranking of what I perceive to be the general eras of Batman comics, worst to best. I'm only including those I've read a good amount of, so I'm excluding the '70s and post No Man's Land material.
8. Pre-"New Look" Silver Age (late-'50s to early-'60s): I really dislike this era. I know there are a lot of silly concepts that are fun to make fun of, but it didn't really add all that much to the character, and unlike with Superman, the Flash, and Green Lantern (among others) the sci-fi bent to a lot of the stories just doesn't work for Batman in my opinion. Also, while characters like the first Batwoman and Batgirl debuted during this period, they pale in comparison to later versions of those characters.
7. Pre-Robin Batman (1939 to very early 1940): Okay, this might be controversial. I think a lot of Golden Age Batman holds up well compared to a lot of other golden age runs. I just think that the first year was too wonky. I do enjoy the stories for what they are (and it also includes my favorite Batman cover ever), but most other eras just have better stories. And while the tone and outfit may be more in line with and helped form post-1970 Batman, they otherwise share little in common with Batman having little character outside of his origin (also, he kills. I don't care for a Batman that kills).
6. Post-Golden Age Pre-Silver Age (early to mid-'50s): Coming off the Golden Age, Batman kept going while a lot of other characters vanished, but I feel like his stories started to stagnate. Page counts getting lowered from 52 to 44 to 36 (plus more and more ads) meant that stories in Batman got only eight pages to tell a story (I think the stories in 'Tec stayed around 12 pages.) That just isn't enough to tell good stories. It's the same reason why both Aquaman and Green Arrow only really started to build their supporting casts and rogues galleries after they finally got their own titles in the '60s and '80s (respectively). We also started seeing less and less of classic villains like the Joker and Penguin and especially Catwoman (who the Comics Code exiled until the end of the silver age/start of the bronze age).
5. Pre Crisis '80s Batman (early to mid-'80s): This kind of feels like a lame duck era leading up to Batman's soft reboot after Crisis on Infinite Earths. Sure, it introduced Killer Croc, and made Harvey Bullock a regular character after his one appearance in the bronze age, but Jason Todd was basically a Dick Grayson clone in this era. At least his post-crisis pre-death appearances informed who he would be post-resurrection. This era was also a pain in the butt to read, because the story would bounce back and forth between Batman and 'Tec. At least with big storylines in the '90s,'00s, and '10s that weave through multiple titles, I can pull up a reading list. With this era, when I took a break it was easy to forget which book I needed to read an issue of next.
4. "New Look" Silver Age (mid-late '90s): This era does a lot right right out the gate. It jettisoned a lot of the crappier supporting cast members and the sci-fi elements, and finally updated the art style that was getting really stale by the early '60s, including introducing the iconic yellow oval around the bat symbol. It also introduced characters like Barbara Gordon and Poison Ivy, and finally made characters like Scarecrow and Riddler major parts of Batman's rogues gallery, after they had only made like two appearances each before this. The only downsides is that it still lacks the tone that makes post-1970 Batman great, and the Adam West series made it quite a bit campier for a year or two.
3. Knightfall to No Man's Land (early to late-'90s): We saw an explosion in Batman minis and graphic novels, and a lot of supporting cast members got their first ongoings: Robin, Nightwing, Catwoman, Azrael, and Anarky (you'd be forgiven for forgetting that last one). I do think that KnightQuest went on a little too long, and that we could have probably done without one or two of the smaller events that came between the Knightfall Trilogy and No Man's Land (probably Troika and Legacy.) Also, Catwoman still isn't quite the character she would become in the '00s, and Azrael's ongoing is kind of meh. Legends of the Dark Knight was still awesome at this time, though. It also introduced Harley Quinn and the revamped Mr. Freeze into the comics.
2. Golden Age Batman (1940s): The writing and art may be dated and the stories simple (for the most part), but they are still really well done. The villains may be defined by their gimmicks, but they come up with so many different ways to use those gimmicks. Some of my favorite stories are those that focus on down-on-their-luck people that Batman and Robin are able to help, like criminals threatening to expose the past of an ex-con who went straight to the community he is now a respected member of, for example.
1. Post Crisis Pre Knightfall (mid-'80s to early-'90s): This is the era that finished what (I know) the '70s started. Batman was redefined by Year One, and Joker was redefined by The Killing Joke. Jason Todd was revamped into an original character and then killed. Tim Drake was introduced. We started to get Batman Miniseries and Graphic Novels, including classics like The Dark Knight Returns and Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth. And finally, we got one of the greatest Batman ongoings (that isn't Batman or 'Tec) in Legends of the Dark Knight.
If you read all of that, thank you. Let me know what you thought of this ranking. What do you agree or disagree with? What are your own rankings?

The GTA series has always been known for its excellent soundtracks, featuring a mix of popular songs and original music. While there's no official word yet on what the soundtrack for GTA 6 will feature, there are a few artists that fans have speculated could be included:
Drake: The Canadian rapper has a huge following and has been featured in several other video games, so it wouldn't be surprising to see him on the GTA 6 soundtrack.
Billie Eilish: With her unique sound and massive popularity, Billie Eilish could be a great addition to the GTA 6 soundtrack.
Kendrick Lamar: Lamar previously curated the soundtrack for GTA 5's single-player campaign, so it's possible that he could be involved with the soundtrack for GTA 6 as well.
Post Malone: With his genre-blending sound and chart-topping hits, Post Malone could be a great fit for the GTA 6 soundtrack.
DaBaby: With his high-energy beats and unique flow, DaBaby could also be a good choice for the soundtrack.
Of course, this is all speculation at this point and there's no telling who will actually be featured on the GTA 6 soundtrack. However, fans can rest assured that Rockstar Games will likely deliver a fantastic mix of music that perfectly complements the game's setting and story.
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I’m considering an XL size Kamado and wondering why I would go with one over the other? It seems the BGE is equivalent to the KJ series 1, is more expensive by about $200, and comes with less. Am I missing something that puts the BGE above the KJ?

Inter Milan defender Alessandro Bastoni has been linked with a move away from the Italian club at the end of the season. The 23-year-old defender will be a free agent in the summer of 2024 and Inter Milan are hoping to agree on a new deal with him. His contract situation has fuelled speculations surrounding … Continue reading Chelsea to compete with Tottenham for 23-year-old Serie A star

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Rockstar Games, the studio behind the hugely successful Grand Theft Auto franchise, has confirmed that the highly anticipated GTA 6 will have a revolutionary new storyline and characters. According to insiders, the game will take place in a new location and feature a fresh cast of characters, all with their own unique backstories and motivations.
Rumors are circulating that the game will take place in a fictional city based on Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, with a focus on the criminal underworld and the struggles of everyday people caught up in it. The game is said to tackle themes of corruption, poverty, and social inequality, with players able to choose their own path through the narrative.
While details about the storyline and characters are being kept tightly under wraps, fans are already speculating about who might be involved. Some are hoping to see the return of fan-favorite characters like Trevor, Michael, and Franklin from GTA V, while others are looking forward to meeting brand new characters with their own unique personalities and abilities.
Regardless of what direction Rockstar takes with the story and characters in GTA 6, fans can expect the same level of high-quality gameplay and immersive open-world environments that the series is known for. The game is expected to be released on next-generation consoles like the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, as well as PC.
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today i agreed to a $2,200 lease-to-own contract via mattress firm for a clearance stearns & foster california king on the slim chance my tax return will hit before the 90 day interest-free period is up. i strapped it to the roof of my sedan and brought it home same day.
four people live in my home: me (25F), my girlfriend (24F), my sister (27F) and her 6yo son.
needless to say, it proved impossible to push this thing across the lawn to the front door and up the 2 steps to the patio. we wouldn’t have even gotten it upstairs if we hadn’t been blessed by the help of a handsome foreign stranger who saw us struggling popped up out of nowhere and did most of the grunt work out of the kindness of his heart.
unfortunately, though, throughout this seemingly endless struggle (which ended with my asthmatic sister in the ER for a nebulizer 😞) all four handles on the bed ripped, and with those tears came huge gaping holes in the pillow top’s edge.
i am devastated, for obvious reasons but also because this is the first time i’ve gotten myself something excessively nice. closest thing price wise would be cars, but a $4k car vs a $4k mattress is vastly different in quality/luxury.
every other mattress ive ever owned had been obtained via facebook marketplace, and more than half were listed for free. nicest one i ever had was a king size casper, which was given to an ex for free when his coworker downsized to an RV, so it was never earned nor was it ever really mine either.
any tips? i can’t sew. i mean, i definitely can, but my experience is limited to stuffed animals and (some) clothing. i don’t feel that my novice skill level would do the trick nor stand the test of time. is there, like, a mattress doctor? who can come into my home and stitch it up? i’m so sad :(

I decided one day that I wanted to make a script to help decide on a day trip from home. I came up with the following script. It works as intended and does a pretty good job. If you have any suggestions to make it better i would love to hear them.
link to github

#!/bin/bash # Add the phone numbers you want to send the trip and map to numbers="5555555555,5555555555" # It's best to haveyour home address in there or change to any address really just make ure you have the [+] instead of [SPACE] home_address="1265+S+Agincourt+Ave,+Pueblo,+CO+81001,+USA" # List of off-road day trip ideas in Southern Colorado sites=( "Alpine Loop: This 65-mile loop near Lake City offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through ghost towns and historic mining sites. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Alpine Tunnel: This 4x4 trail near Pitkin offers scenic views of the Sawatch Range and passes through historic railroad sites. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Alta Lakes: This 4x4 trail near Telluride offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes by the Alta Lakes. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Altoona Ridge: This 4x4 trail near Lake City offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through historic mining sites. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "American Basin: This 4x4 trail near Lake City offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through high-alpine meadows and forests. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Animas Forks: This 4x4 trail near Silverton offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through historic mining sites. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Argentine Pass: This 4x4 trail near Georgetown offers scenic views of the Front Range and passes through high-alpine tundra and forests. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Badger Flats: This 4x4 trail near Salida offers scenic views of the Sawatch Range and passes through aspen groves and high-alpine meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Bald Mountain: This 4x4 trail near Breckenridge offers scenic views of the Tenmile Range and passes through aspen forests. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Bear Creek Trail: This 4x4 trail near Ouray offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Billings Lake: This 4x4 trail near Red Feather Lakes offers scenic views of the Medicine Bow Mountains and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Billy Creek: This 4x4 trail near Pagosa Springs offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Black Bear Pass: This 9-mile trail near Telluride offers some of the most challenging off-road driving in Colorado, with steep drop-offs and narrow switchbacks. It is only suitable for experienced drivers with high-clearance vehicles." "Boulder Creek: This 4x4 trail near Nederland offers scenic views of the Front Range and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Bridal Veil Falls: This 4x4 trail near Telluride leads to a beautiful waterfall and offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles." "Broken Arrow: This 4x4 trail near Montrose offers scenic views of the Uncompahgre Plateau and passes through narrow canyons. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Broken Hill: This 4x4 trail near Cripple Creek offers scenic views of Pikes Peak and passes through rocky terrain. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Browns Lake: This 4x4 trail near Buena Vista offers scenic views of the Collegiate Peaks and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Bruno Gulch: This 4x4 trail near Silverton offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through historic mining sites. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Cactus Park: This 4x4 trail near Grand Junction offers scenic views of the Grand Mesa and passes through high-desert terrain. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "California Gulch: This 4x4 trail near Leadville offers scenic views of the Sawatch Range and passes through historic mining sites. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Cascade Creek: This 4x4 trail near Durango offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Chalk Creek: This 4x4 trail near Nathrop offers scenic views of the Collegiate Peaks and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Chimney Rock: This 4x4 trail near Durango offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Chinaman Gulch: This 4x4 trail near Buena Vista offers challenging off-road driving with steep inclines, declines, and obstacles. The trail is suitable for experienced drivers with high-clearance vehicles." "China Wall: This 4x4 trail near Lake George offers scenic views of Pikes Peak and passes through rocky terrain. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Cinnamon Pass: This 20-mile pass near Lake City offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through ghost towns and historic mining sites. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Clear Lake: This 4x4 trail near Silverton offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through historic mining sites. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Colorado Trail: This 567-mile trail from Denver to Durango offers a variety of off-road sections suitable for high-clearance vehicles, including Kenosha Pass, Georgia Pass, and Stony Pass." "Corkscrew Gulch: This 4x4 trail near Silverton offers stunning views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through historic mining sites. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Corkscrew Pass: This 4x4 trail near Ouray offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Crystal City: This 4x4 trail near Marble offers scenic views of the Elk Mountains and passes through historic mining sites. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Crystal Mill: This 4x4 trail near Marble offers scenic views of the Elk Mountains and passes by a historic mill. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Cumberland Pass: This 4x4 trail near Pitkin offers scenic views of the Sawatch Range and passes through historic mining sites. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Dakan Road: This 4x4 trail near Grand Junction offers scenic views of the Book Cliffs and passes through desert terrain. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Devil's Punchbowl: This 4x4 trail near Lake City offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Electric Pass: This 4x4 trail near Aspen offers scenic views of the Elk Mountains and passes through high-alpine tundra and forests. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Elevenmile Canyon: This 4x4 trail near Lake George offers scenic views of Eleven Mile Canyon Reservoir and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." 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"Grizzly Lake: This 4x4 trail near Buena Vista offers scenic views of the Collegiate Peaks and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Guanella Pass: This 23-mile trail near Georgetown offers scenic views of the Continental Divide and passes through alpine meadows and forests. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Hagerman Pass: This 4x4 trail near Leadville offers scenic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Hall Valley: This 4x4 trail near Fairplay offers scenic views of the Mosquito Range and passes through high-alpine tundra. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Hancock Pass - Tomichi Pass: This 14-mile trail near Salida offers scenic views of the Sawatch Range and passes through historic mining sites. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Hayden Pass: This 4x4 trail near Coaldale offers scenic views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Hell's Revenge: This 4x4 trail near Moab, Utah offers challenging off-road driving with steep inclines, declines, and obstacles. The trail is suitable for experienced drivers with high-clearance vehicles." "Holy Cross City: This 4x4 trail near Minturn offers scenic views of the Sawatch Range and passes through alpine meadows and forests. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Hotel Draw: This 4x4 trail near Buena Vista offers scenic views of the Sawatch Range and passes through high-alpine meadows and forests. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Hurricane Pass: This 4x4 trail near Silverton offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through ghost towns and historic mining sites. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Imogene Pass: This 4x4 trail near Telluride offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through high-alpine tundra and forests. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Imperial Sand Dunes: This 4x4 trail near Alamosa offers scenic views of the Great Sand Dunes and passes through sand dunes and wetlands. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Independence Pass: This 20-mile trail near Aspen offers scenic views of the Sawatch Range and passes through high-alpine tundra and forests. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Jeep Arch: This 4x4 trail near Moab, Utah offers challenging off-road driving with steep inclines, declines, and obstacles. The trail is suitable for experienced drivers with high-clearance vehicles." "Jones Pass: This 4x4 trail near Winter Park offers scenic views of the Front Range and passes through alpine tundra and forests. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Kebler Pass: This scenic drive near Crested Butte offers views of the surrounding mountains and forests, as well as access to hiking trails. The road is suitable for all vehicles." "Kelly Flats: This 4x4 trail near Fort Collins offers scenic views of the Front Range and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Kingston Peak: This 4x4 trail near Idaho Springs offers scenic views of the Front Range and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "La Garita Pass: This 4x4 trail near Creede offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Last Dollar Road: This scenic drive near Telluride offers views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through rural areas and ranches. The road is suitable for all vehicles." "Lead King Basin: This 4x4 trail near Marble leads to a beautiful basin and offers views of the surrounding mountains. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Longwater Gulch: This 4x4 trail near Colorado Springs offers scenic views of Pikes Peak and the surrounding area. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Maggie Gulch: This 4x4 trail near Ouray offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through historic mining sites. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Marshall Pass: This 4x4 trail near Salida offers scenic views of the Sawatch Range and passes through high-alpine meadows and forests. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Medano Pass: This 22-mile trail near Great Sand Dunes National Park offers scenic views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and passes through sand dunes and wetlands. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Monarch Pass: This 4x4 trail near Salida offers scenic views of the Sawatch Range and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Mosquito Pass: This 4x4 trail near Leadville offers views of the surrounding mountains and valleys, as well as access to historic mining sites. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Mount Antero: This 4x4 trail near Buena Vista offers scenic views of the Sawatch Range and passes through high-alpine tundra. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Ophir Pass: This 4x4 trail near Telluride offers stunning views of the San Juan Mountains. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Owl Creek Pass: This 4x4 trail near Ridgway offers views of the surrounding mountains and valleys, as well as access to hiking trails. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles." "Pearl Pass: This 4x4 trail near Aspen offers scenic views of the Elk Mountains and passes through ghost towns and historic mining sites. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Pierson Park: This 4x4 trail near Montrose offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through high-alpine meadows and forests. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Pikes Peak Highway: This 19-mile trail near Colorado Springs offers scenic views of Pikes Peak and the surrounding area. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Pinyon Flats Campground: This off-road area near Alamosa offers trails with views of the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve. The trails are suitable for high-clearance vehicles." "Pomeroy Lakes: This 4x4 trail near Silverton offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through high-alpine meadows and forests. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Porcupine Rim: This 4x4 trail near Moab, Utah offers challenging off-road driving with steep inclines, declines, and obstacles. The trail is suitable for experienced drivers with high-clearance vehicles." "Porphyry Gulch: This 4x4 trail near Silverton offers stunning views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through historic mining sites. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Poughkeepsie Gulch: This 4x4 trail near Silverton offers challenging off-road driving with steep inclines and declines. The trail is only suitable for experienced drivers with high-clearance vehicles." "Radical Hill: This 4x4 trail near Breckenridge offers scenic views of the Continental Divide and passes through high-alpine tundra and forests. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Rampart Range Road: This 4x4 trail near Colorado Springs offers scenic views of the Front Range and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Red and White Mountain: This 4x4 trail near Vail offers scenic views of the Gore Range and passes through aspen groves and high-alpine meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Red Cone Pass: This 6-mile pass near Breckenridge offers scenic views of the Continental Divide. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Red Cone: This 4x4 trail near Montezuma offers scenic views of the Gore Range and passes through rocky terrain. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Red Elephant Hill: This 4x4 trail near Idaho Springs offers scenic views of the Front Range and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Rollins Pass: This 4x4 trail near Winter Park offers scenic views of the Continental Divide and passes through high-alpine tundra and forests. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "San Juan Skyway: This scenic drive near Durango offers views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through historic mining towns. The road is suitable for all vehicles." "Schofield Pass: This 4x4 trail near Crested Butte offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains and passes through the Devils Punchbowl. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Sevenmile Creek: This 4x4 trail near Steamboat Springs offers scenic views of the Park Range and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Silverton to Animas Forks: This 4x4 trail near Silverton offers access to historic mining sites and ghost towns, as well as scenic views of the surrounding mountains. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Spring Creek: This 4x4 trail near Montrose offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Stony Pass: This 55-mile trail near Silverton offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through ghost towns and historic mining sites. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Taylor Mountain: This 4x4 trail near Almont offers scenic views of the Elk Mountains and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Taylor Pass: This 15-mile trail near Aspen offers scenic views of the Elk Mountains and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Tincup Pass: This 4x4 trail near St. Elmo offers scenic views of the Sawatch Range and passes through historic mining sites. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Tomboy Road: This 4x4 trail near Telluride offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through historic mining sites. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Tomichi Pass: This 4x4 trail near Sargents offers scenic views of the Sawatch Range and passes through high-alpine meadows and forests. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Trail Ridge Road: This scenic drive near Estes Park offers views of the Rocky Mountains and passes through Rocky Mountain National Park. The road is suitable for all vehicles." "Uncompahgre Plateau: This 4x4 trail near Montrose offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Wager Gulch: This 4x4 trail near Silverton offers access to historic mining sites and ghost towns, as well as scenic views of the surrounding mountains. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Warden Gulch: This 4x4 trail near Aspen offers scenic views of the Elk Mountains and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Webber Creek: This 4x4 trail near Salida offers scenic views of the Sawatch Range and passes through high-alpine meadows and forests. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Webster Pass: This 4x4 trail near Keystone offers scenic views of the Front Range and passes through high-alpine tundra and forests. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "West Elk Loop: This scenic drive near Crested Butte offers views of the surrounding mountains and valleys, as well as access to hiking trails. The road is suitable for all vehicles." "Weston Pass: This 16-mile trail near Fairplay offers scenic views of the Mosquito Range and passes through high-alpine tundra. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Wheeler Geological Area: This 4x4 trail near Creede offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through high-alpine meadows and forests. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "White Rim Road: This 100-mile loop near Moab, Utah offers views of Canyonlands National Park and the surrounding desert landscape. The road is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Williams Pass: This 4x4 trail near Lake City offers scenic views of the San Juan Mountains and passes through historic mining sites. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Yampa River Road: This 4x4 trail near Craig offers scenic views of the Yampa River and passes through forests and meadows. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Yankee Boy Basin: This 4x4 trail near Ouray offers scenic views of wildflowers and waterfalls, as well as access to historic mining sites. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles." "Zapata Falls: This 4x4 trail near Alamosa offers scenic views of the San Luis Valley and passes through desert terrain. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." "Zig Zag Pass: This 4x4 trail near Buena Vista offers scenic views of the Sawatch Range and passes through high-alpine meadows and forests. The trail is suitable for high-clearance vehicles and requires some technical driving." ) # Randomly select an off-road day trip idea from the list selected_site=${sites[$RANDOM % ${#sites[@]}]} # Generate the Google Maps link for the selected site selected_site_name=$(echo "$selected_site" awk -F: '{print $1}' sed 's/ /+/g') google_maps_link="https://www.google.com/maps/di$home_address/$selected_site_name,+Colorado" # Print out the selected off-road day trip idea and Google Maps link printf "Here is a random off-road day trip idea in Southern Colorado:\n\n" printf "%s\n\n" "$selected_site" printf "Here is the Google Maps link to the destination:\n\n" printf "%s\n\n" "$google_maps_link" # Prompt the user to select an option printf "Select an option:\n" printf "1. Send to text message using Termux-sms\n" printf "2. Exit\n" read -r choice # Process the user's choice case "$choice" in 1) # Send the output to a text message using Termux-sms termux-sms-send -n "$numbers" "$selected_site\n\n$google_maps_link" printf "\nOutput sent to text message.\n" ;; 2) # Exit the script printf "\nExiting...\n" exit 0 ;; *) # Invalid choice printf "\nInvalid choice. Exiting...\n" exit 1 ;; esac 

Hello,
It’s nearly 2am EST and my series 7 Apple Watch just woke me up. It was playing the sound triggered by selecting “play sound” in the find my app. The screen showed it was playing this sound and I selected the dismiss button as usual. The problem is, I’m the only person in my family with apple products so no family sharing and I didn’t press it myself. I immediately checked where my Apple ID is logged in and it’s only logged in on my devices. My devices are the only ones that show up in the find my app. All of my apple devices are within arms reach of me when sleeping. My MacBook battery needs charger currently. Both my iPads are closed and locked with covers in place. My room and home are secure and everyone else in my home is asleep. My pets had no access to accidentally press it. How is this possible? Should I be concerned? I’m worried about why this happened and who has access to my location now.