I'm pretty sure plenty of companies including Lenovo still make chunky workstations, no?
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The sound of styrofoam rubbing together. Something about that specific frequency revolts me.
Tons. I don't like super political stuff but I do like reading local news sites to know what's going on around my city and neighborhood. Also a bunch of food related sites, tech stuff...
Feedly. No ads unless the news article itself is an ad lol
No man you glance at it like you would glance at a rear view mirror.
Same here, I tried getting into this game and I love the concept but actually playing it gives me too much anxiety!
I don't think of it as "how much does this person make". Each channel is a business, and the YouTuber is a business owner. The things they buy for videos are business expenses. Only part of the channel's income goes towards the YouTuber personally (like a salary). Some channels have actual employees they have to pay such as editors, event organizers, managers, which in turn work to make the channel bigger and earn more money.
If you think of them as businesses (companies), the fact that they're buying expensive equipment for their business makes much more sense.
For homies surviving on instant ramen AND don't want to die early, consider adding frozen veggies to this list. Otherwise, good tip!
It actually would be nice if we could replace that entire trackpad plate with something more useful, for people who use a mouse 100% of the time. Imagine like a programmable macropad or something.
Hell yes.
Is it only Goodwill specifically or any thrift store? Are Goodwills generally better than others?
Gotta agree with this. I have a big workstation machine at home for work, and a thin & light laptop that does the bare minimum that I use for travel. It's 2 lbs but still has a dedicated graphics card and good enough to do light CAD work. Everything has a practical purpose, it just depends on your specific needs.