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Haha, all of us are secretly still PC Nerds
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May 04, 2020, 08:55:35 PM |
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Why no bottom vents? so it doesnt heat up when its on your stomach/ lap?
I bought a Acer aspire 5 slim ryzen 3 AMD vega, on amazon they are $350 but i bought a refurb one they $80 cheaper! it was brand new literally, not even 1 fingerprint on it.
I'm looking for a new laptop atm too... want something really slim... I'm an Intel guy (last time had an AMD CPU back in 486/Pentium 1 times it was crap so I sticked with Intel ever since) Defo no Apple products for... reasons... Perhaps DELL? Any solid and stylish models?
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OutOfMemory
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May 04, 2020, 08:56:09 PM |
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Haha, all of us are secretly still PC Nerds I always was. Not a single non-custom built workstation in my house until date. Remember the old days when my neighbors rang the doorbell to ask about the humming noise that kept them from falling asleep. I pushed the door fully open and they saw my four development servers in the wardrobe. Had to watercool them. Since then it's only low noise builds for me EDIT: 1996, before virtualization became the thing. Why no bottom vents? so it doesnt heat up when its on your stomach/ lap?
I bought a Acer aspire 5 slim ryzen 3 AMD vega, on amazon they are $350 but i bought a refurb one they $80 cheaper! it was brand new literally, not even 1 fingerprint on it.
I'm looking for a new laptop atm too... want something really slim... I'm an Intel guy (last time had an AMD CPU back in 486/Pentium 1 times it was crap so I sticked with Intel ever since) Defo no Apple products for... reasons... Perhaps DELL? Any solid and stylish models? Dell got good reputation for offering long time support. You'll get spare parts for at least 10 years. (Or seven years, if i confused that with IBM, now Lenovo). Quality went down over they years a bit, because high integration and all, but Dell's should still be pretty good. I'd go for a XPS13.
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May 04, 2020, 09:09:23 PM |
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Haha, all of us are secretly still PC Nerds I took delivery of 28 TB of spinning hardness today. Nothing gets my watery sap rising more than quality storage these days.
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serveria.com
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May 04, 2020, 09:13:16 PM |
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Haha, all of us are secretly still PC Nerds I always was. Not a single non-custom built workstation in my house until date. Remember the old days when my neighbors rang the doorbell to ask about the humming noise that kept them from falling asleep. I pushed the door fully open and they saw my four development servers in the wardrobe. Had to watercool them. Since then it's only low noise builds for me EDIT: 1996, before virtualization became the thing. Why no bottom vents? so it doesnt heat up when its on your stomach/ lap?
I bought a Acer aspire 5 slim ryzen 3 AMD vega, on amazon they are $350 but i bought a refurb one they $80 cheaper! it was brand new literally, not even 1 fingerprint on it.
I'm looking for a new laptop atm too... want something really slim... I'm an Intel guy (last time had an AMD CPU back in 486/Pentium 1 times it was crap so I sticked with Intel ever since) Defo no Apple products for... reasons... Perhaps DELL? Any solid and stylish models? Dell got good reputation for offering long time support. You'll get spare parts for at least 10 years. (Or seven years, if i confused that with IBM, now Lenovo). Quality went down over they years a bit, because high integration and all, but Dell's should still be pretty good. I'd go for a XPS13. XPS13 looks great! So thin and reasonably priced Core i7 config as well... not sure if I want a 8GB vs 16GB RAM yet...
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May 04, 2020, 09:13:39 PM |
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I'm an Intel guy
Dumbest shit I ever heard. Buy whatever is best, never lock yourself into any brand.
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May 04, 2020, 09:14:26 PM |
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Will we Vegeta short time frame-ish??
YES NO
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May 04, 2020, 09:15:41 PM |
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Will we Vegeta short time frame-ish??
YES NO
Ohhhh YESSSSSSS!
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May 04, 2020, 09:16:21 PM |
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Dumbest shit I ever heard.
Buy whatever is best, never lock yourself into any brand.
Watch your mouth. My family can trace its unbroken Intel usage back to 1745. My grandparents and parents met at a chip foundry. I was born in a clean room and I shat thermal paste for my first 18 months.
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May 04, 2020, 09:16:57 PM |
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Will we Vegeta short time frame-ish??
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May 04, 2020, 09:30:40 PM |
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Dumbest shit I ever heard.
Buy whatever is best, never lock yourself into any brand.
Watch your mouth. My family can trace its unbroken Intel usage back to 1745. My grandparents and parents met at a chip foundry. I was born in a clean room and I shat thermal paste for my first 18 months. My 8086 confirms this.
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May 04, 2020, 09:32:14 PM |
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Haha, all of us are secretly still PC Nerds I took delivery of 28 TB of spinning hardness today. Nothing gets my watery sap rising more than quality storage these days. That means nuttin. Which manufacturer? Mind to share the disk sector size and count, too? And did you already patch and configure the firmware?
My 8086 confirms this.
That DIN 41524 keyboard connectors
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gentlemand
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May 04, 2020, 09:36:20 PM |
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That means nuttin. Which manufacturer? Mind to share the disk sector size and count, too? And did you already patch and configure the firmware? Nothing too exciting. It was a WD My Book Duo with two 14 TB reds. They were immediately whipped out and rammed into me NAS. It's now being refilled with my real time rail journey videos. I tend to point the camera towards the carpet as the changing light and the sound of the train, plus passenger coughing, lulls me to sleep.
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May 04, 2020, 09:37:15 PM |
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Will we Vegeta short time frame-ish??
YES NO
YES and more frequently, and then boom (50% sure it's an up move )
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Wekkel
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May 04, 2020, 09:40:37 PM |
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I'd go for a XPS13.
Still best of the pack.
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May 04, 2020, 09:42:42 PM |
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That means nuttin. Which manufacturer? Mind to share the disk sector size and count, too? And did you already patch and configure the firmware? Nothing too exciting. It was a WD My Book Duo with two 14 TB reds. They were immediately whipped out and rammed into me NAS. It's now being refilled with my real time rail journey videos. I tend to point the camera towards the carpet as the changing light and the sound of the train, plus passenger coughing, lulls me to sleep. I stuck to WD once Seagate got shit and Maxtor kept producing increasing numbers of drives that died after a few years. Sadly, i only could get WD Greens for my NAS, but i configured them to head parking / energy saving plans of Blues. Otherwise they also won't have lived too long in a NAS that gets used on a daily basis.
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May 04, 2020, 09:43:50 PM |
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Bitcoin is in the tenth year of a secular bull market. The liquid market with rational price discovery began in 2010.
If it is so, man, I don't want to see a secular bear around here. It's a crazy-ass word choice. Secular. What the fuck is "secular" in this context? Just on the face of it, "secular" does not seem descriptive of what is actually happening in bitcoin, especially if we attempt to bitcoin from its beginnings and therefore even ascribing the beginning of its market as 10-years.. but probably more accurate than using 11 years or 11.5 years because bitcoin did not even really have a price for a bit over a year after it was already in existence in terms of being mined, and then the next year (during 2010), it was very budding and niche in terms of its finding a niche amongst very early nerds and perhaps finding some initial prices, without hardly any spread amongst the population (or regular peeps). Even right now, many of us, including yours truly, speculate regarding so many people in the world not knowing what the fuck is bitcoin, in its first couple of years, the group of people kind of knowing what bitcoin was or might be was even smaller - and bitcoin was way the hell less, including largely networkless nerd speculation... and probably we have to go at least two years after its inception and beginning to mine before we can even come close to trying to ascribe any kinds of asset qualities to it.. which might then be attempted to be considered with the use of market / trading language terms.
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May 04, 2020, 09:59:21 PM |
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May 04, 2020, 10:05:27 PM |
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9000 getting close. Come on Vegeta, you can do it!
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