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A noob question here: The thing has a USB Type C port, can we plug in a eGPU?

Just drive by and say hi if you see someone outside. If you guys live that close you can probably spend 5 minutes everyday to get the `see every LMG employee` achievement no later than a month. 
I hope that one day I can see them irl. 

I was surfing on the internet when suddenly I found the (imo)best fathers day gift for Linus.
Now he can sleep with socks and sandals without making a mess in bed.

A PC is an electronic device, not an electromechanic one, IMHO. The more we can get rid of mechanical parts the better:
Less noise, less maintainance, less points of failure.

Regret not going, but then again, i'm not willing to travel nearly 2000 miles to see him while i'm in school.

This my meetup photo.

It's around 7$ (20TRY) here. It's expensive if you compare it with people's earnings.

Turkish or English.

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/noctua-case-fan-nff12industrialppc2000pwm

Use offercode 'Linus' to get 10% off of your first purchase!

Your free trial has ended. Please visit somewhere to purchase full license.

When is the next lesson? I think I need some more lessons teacher sir

In an English class, we told our friend to refresh the page by pressing f5 while surfing at youtube. Instead of pressing the button f5, she pressed f and 5 simultaniously. It was hilarious. 

In an English class, we told our friend to refresh the page by pressing f5 while surfing at youtube. Instead of pressing the button f5, she pressed f and 5 simultaniously. It was hilarious. 

In an English class, we told our friend to refresh the page by pressing f5 while surfing at youtube. Instead of pressing the button f5, she pressed f and 5 simultaniously. It was hilarious. 

In an English class, we told our friend to refresh the page by pressing f5 while surfing at youtube. Instead of pressing the button f5, she pressed f and 5 simultaniously. It was hilarious. 

In an English class, we told our friend to refresh the page by pressing f5 while surfing at youtube. Instead of pressing the button f5, she pressed f and 5 simultaniously. It was hilarious. 

In an English class, we told our friend to refresh the page by pressing f5 while surfing at youtube. Instead of pressing the button f5, she pressed f and 5 simultaniously. It was hilarious. 

In an English class, we told our friend to refresh the page by pressing f5 while surfing at youtube. Instead of pressing the button f5, she pressed f and 5 simultaniously. It was hilarious. 

In an English class, we told our friend to refresh the page by pressing f5 while surfing at youtube. Instead of pressing the button f5, she pressed f and 5 simultaniously. It was hilarious. 

In an English class, we told our friend to refresh the page by pressing f5 while surfing at youtube. Instead of pressing the button f5, she pressed f and 5 simultaniously. It was hilarious. 

Oh I could go on and on about this since I was a tech for a while and now am a sysadmin.
1. We saw an increase in phishing spam sent to our users wanting them to "confirm their accounts" to "keep them open". We send out an official announcement saying that we've noticed an increase in spam asking for users passwords and to not give out passwords in an email if asked. We end up getting about 20 users reply to the announcement with their username and password... fail...
2. Probably the funniest moment I've ever had in tech support was when someone walked into the place I was working holding an ethernet cable by both ends. He claimed that his machine had gotten infected with a virus and that he reinstalled Windows and it came back so he was convinced that the virus was "stuck in his ethernet cable" and was holding the ends up because he didn't want it to "fall out".

The best one I've experienced is when people call any form of internet "wifi"

Some guy called my office, trying to sell me computers. I just said "oh you mean those little box's with the tv on top? Yeah, our accountant has some". He promptly gave up and hung up the phone lol