The last Intel I bought new was the Pentium 4 630. 3.0 Ghz, with hyperthreading. That’s thing was a fucking space heater. And I loved it. But everything new since then has been AMD.

This would be fantastic for at work. I saw in another comment that it’s a one time fee commercial use license. That’s fantastic. How it with merging PDFs with different page sizes and orientations? I would use it for merging drawing packages together, and there’s a mix of like, A0, A1, and A3.

I just picked one with a nice screen, didn’t connect it to wifi, and set it to turn on to the last used input. Bam. Dumb TV.

Battlezone II had force shields. They used your vehicle’s weapon energy. The shields used energy, and also taking hits would drain your energy. You needed a ship with fast energy regen to make the most use out of them. One ship from the X-Mod mod, the Jade Falcon, could actually regenerate faster than the shields drained. So you could keep them on all the time, and still shoot some. It wasn’t invincible by any means, but that regen speed plus the fact that the radar ping twice as frequently made it my absolute favorite ship.

Oh, and the USB port is most likely from using g Android Auto on a near daily basis.

The battery, I’m pretty sure, is from rapid charging. The screen was from falling out of my car onto the pavement. Two of the backs and the camera were from having it in my pocket and leaning on/being hit by things. The 3rd back is because one broke while replacing the camera. The back shell was curved glass, and was very easy to break.

Nice. I think I killed mine with excessive quick charging. I don’t do that anymore.

I absolutely fall into this category. I kept my Galaxy S10 going for as long as I possibly could. New screen. New battery. Three new back shells. New camera module. Hell, I would probably still be using it if the USB-C port didn’t break. That was where I drew the line. Like when my 16 year old Pontiac G6 needed a second catalytic converter.

980 Ti. And dual Xeon 5355s.

Bet he doesn’t know how to use the three seashells, either!

The nice thing about Mint is that there’s no hardware requirements for thigh-highs. You can just wear regular socks.

I love headphones. I have quite a few very good pairs. And headphone amps. And portable headphone amps. Ive been in the hobby for about 10 years now, maybe a bit more. My hearing is still excellent (according to hearing tests I’ve had). Aside from my tinnitus, which ive had since I was a kid. Just be mindful of the volume levels.

I can see somebody inquiring about the amount someone has, and if they would be willing to share any. Boom. On a list.

Considering that is basically the only time it could fail, I would say the chances were pretty high.

Never mind. I read some of their replies. You are correct.

No, they aren’t talking about for an interview. They are talking about going in someplace in a suit and asking for a job. My mother insisted I did this when I got out of college. It only took a few receptionists looking at me like I’m crazy to be reaffirmed that this was a dumb idea. Even places that did have openings told me to apply online.

I bet I could use it. I can play the VirtualBoy in a moving car. If there’s any kind of way to tie it into MechWarrior, I want to build one.

I don’t know the difference. I pretty much live in business casual, but on the weekends I will wear a graphic tee instead of a white undershirt. Maybe I leave my button down shirt open. It’s what I would choose to wear in any instance I leave the house. I’m comfortable in my clothes.

Yes, I love doing that.

Not sure if this counts, because I’m not sure if there is a wrong way to play Fallout. I am going through New Vegas again, but for the first time in years. Completely disregarding the main storyline. Just wandering the Mojave, helping people as I go. Like David Carradine in Kung Fu. Mostly trying to do things peacefully, and gain as much karma as I can. Completely opposite of how I normally play Falmouth game. I need all that karma to offset how many people I’ve eaten, which is tremendous. Don’t die around my character if you want an open casket. I gave myself lockpick and science skills via the command line, because this playthrough is about my interest in where the storyline take me, not about grinding to be able to open a lock.