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Preferably one that writes? I hate mechanical pencils though. What a random ass question. Once I do get it though, the Asus UX305.

~$950

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Title says it all really. Here's my steam page: http://steamcommunity.com/id/med-mex/

Nah. Radio waves don't have enough energy to even come close to cause ionisation. Maybe standing next to a cell tower for a while though...

Never mind I fixed it. There's a bug with their page.

I'm trying to submit a ticket to Steam support but every time I click send I get a message saying I need to enter my steam username into a textbox but there is no text box to enter it. Does anybody know how to fix this?

The third photo looks the best in my opinion. It also keeps the wires facing away from view.

Is the account you're using an administrator account?

Okay...

Yeah. I have cloud storage, my phone, a USB drive, a school network etc. I have 100GB of Google Drive space. I probably should have mentioned that.

I was wondering if SD cards would be suitable for long term storage. The reason I have for this is that I don't really need more than 128GB of storage for personal files and they take up way less space than HDDs, make no noise, are very durable and are fairly cheap (I know GB/Currency isn't as good as HDDs). Would I be able to get a 2 port SD hub and set up a RAID 1 Array? That would be fine for me and it could give me a backup solution if one fails for whatever reason. Also I know Linus made a video addressing it but I want to hear other opinions on it.

You're absolutely right.

Temporarily yeah. Economy will stabilise though. Uncertainty lowers value. UK was one of the most valuable currencies in the world due to it's stable economy.

Really what you should have done is bought GBP/USD on FOREX and sold them today. In fact don't listen to that, I don't really know what I'm talking about.

Good points on that. However, in any state of economic uncertainty be it from Brexit or the EU suddenly tanking for whatever reason, currencies will devalue. Also, the older generation most likely remember a time before the EU; a time they may have preferred. Yes, the £350m was promised but it was promised by a person who isn't even an MP. I also think that Scotland being 10% of the UK population was represented fairly well, however as we have our own parliament and our own laws in certain places it does show the system was flawed. It is not nearly as flawed as the EU system with MEPs no one votes for. To be honest I wanted to leave but my country didn't and that shows that the EU referendum didn't work as it should have. Honestly I just want our industry back. The EEA is not a bad option either, I bet most people don't even know what the EEA is.

To be honest I like the Moto G Gen 2. It's one of the nicest looking and useful but I was never into smart watches. My GA will never be obsolete.

Titan V. It will be the fifth titan. It will feature a V shaped dual cooler, it will look like a V8 engine and will be awesome.

Are you dual booting macOS with Windows?

Everyone's favourite. Half Life 2.

In regards to benchmarks it's probably because of the fact that many youtubers have PCs dedicated to benchmarking. Also, average frame rates do not show sudden frame drops or stuttering as well as a line graph so that may also be why.

The best BT speakers I've heard of come from JBL and UE. Personally I have a Sony SRS X2 which has great sound but the battery life is terrible.

In the UK VAT is included in the pricing of everything but I'm not sure if Massdrop's pricing includes it and also customs fees vary depending on the weight and size of the product.

I think the bare minimum you can get is the GTX 750. Not the Ti. Or the Radeon HD 7850.

Does anyone know if I buy anything from massdrop will I have to pay an import charge on top of delivery if I get it shipped to the UK?