It is probably an old case design. In the early water cooling days, there would be separate watercooling units that sat outside the case. The grommets were so you could pass your tubing through.

I wouldn't really worry about the dust tbh, you will wind up having to clean it regardless.

Many oyster mushrooms are, but unless you grew them from a box you know are safe, I would steer clear.

Until you find out that a usbc plug fits inside a usba port and you can mix them up when reaching around your computer. (Don't test this on anything that is powered on, I did it on accident once and it triggered my motherboards usb overcurrent failsafe)

Just spitballin here. Is the route taking a highway? (I think I see an on ramp). If so, I am about 85% sure the algorithm is just assigning too much value to highways. Generally, highways should be "valued" more to avoid just going down tenthousand sidestreets to get everywhere.

Don't even get me started on their implementation of .7z files, it is so incredibly slow compared to the actual 7zip program

Maybe they have an app where it streams the contents of your washer to you live 24/7. Sounds stupid, but that is the only thing I could even imagine.

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They do have their own infrastructure, the old api was 100% killed a long time ago. Before that happened they scraped and archived as many youtube videos as possible (through a distributed computing effort) now they use a combination of historical data and likes vs views to give a best estimation of the true dislike amount. It has been tested to be close but of course not exact.

There could, in theory, be a malicious machine on the internal network that was previously infected, which is now acting as command and control. So if you didn't know which one it was...

There are tools for this, but my recommendation is that if the data is important, don't trust it. Follow 3-2-1 and keep some real backups of the important stuff. So use that drive, but also keep another copy elsewhere on different media.

You are right that the metal backs are usually laser etched. The plastic ones on the other hand are usually injection molded then screen printed.

The injection molding is well outside what most would consider "hobby grade", however there are many guides on how to diy screen print (though running it on curved surfaces is an extra challenge). So your best bet would probably be to buy a clone back cover with little or no writing on the back, then screen print on your own custom stuff.

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