[260714] I changed my case, and all the pending issues were resolved at once.
I finally properly installed the second graphics card, and in the process, I found that data for two of the most important events had been missing from the data for weeks. I finished up the task I had been putting off a few days ago because the case didn't fit, and I also found a problem that had been quietly buried for a while. Today, I installed the second card, which I had been temporarily running, into the official case. A few days ago, when I got another graphics card, the space for two cards in the case and the power supply unit (PSU) space collided by a few centimeters, so I couldn't put it in the case properly. However, from Sunday, I had temporarily connected both cards and was actually running them. Today, I replaced the case with one that separates the PSU into a separate compartment, and finally, I was able to properly install it in its place. I limited the power appropriately and loaded it, and it seems to be working well.
A writer reports fixing several computer and data collection issues. They successfully installed a second graphics card in their computer case after weeks of problems. While doing so, they discovered that two major stock data entries had been missing for weeks due to a naming extraction issue. Fortunately, they were able to recover thousands of lost data entries by fixing the bug.
Additionally, they resolved issues with a news collection script that was incorrectly blocking access to some articles and losing data due to excessive API requests.
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