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I’ve had an NVIDIA T600 in my HP ProDesk 400 G7 SFF PC for a couple of years now, and I’ve got to say, for what it is, it’s been a surprisingly solid little GPU. I originally got it because I needed something that would fit inside a small form factor case, and gaming GPUs were either too big and too power-hungry. The T600 seemed like a good middle ground, workstation class, low power, and still capable of a bit of everything. Why the T600? Honestly, the biggest reason was size and power. My HP ProDesk is an SFF machine, and most gaming GPUs just don’t fit. Even the low-profile ones that do are usually double-slot cards, which is a problem in a case like this. The PCIe connector in my machine is right next to the PSU, so a...

Dropping in some quotes from a movie that kick-started my online addition. You guessed it, Hackers. I first watched this movie back in late 1996. It has and still holds a lasting impact on me. Although it's not focused on Web Development. It was a catalyst that put me on the path to web development, and then later SEO. I have a poster of the movie in my home office (wfh), and have it on DVD. I can't believe that it's almost 30 years old. Dade Murphy: "Mess with the best, die like the rest." The Plague: "There is no right and wrong. There's only fun and boring." Kate Libby: "I hope you don't screw like you type." Ramon Sanchez: "Never fear, I is here." Dade Murphy: "You're not good enough to beat me." Kate Libby: "Yeah, maybe I'm...

To become proficient and to better yourself, it is likely that you have researched subjects, read through guides, and watched webinars. Have there been any digital marketers or SEOs that you have learned from? That stands out to be real trendsetters in their field of expertise?

This is a bit of a generalist discussion topic to help kickstart discussions here on the forums. How long have you been working in the digital marketing and SEO industry? Or if you are primarily a web developer, when did SEO become an interest for you?