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To be honest, not sure if they are so much an active sponsor any more but their website is a bit misleading with their subscription prices, listing them as "Buy" with no time period, and not making it clear that the price is a subscription. 

Glasswire
To be honest, not sure if they are so much an active sponsor any more but their website is a bit misleading with their subscription prices, listing them as "Buy" with no time period, and not making it clear that the price is a subscription. 

Okay so I just restarted and got the internet, I closed all the tabs and then opened one to give it the best shot and it worked reasonably okay, however when I opened the tabs I normally keep open (Maybe around 25 for various school, tracking, entertainment tabs) and it came back to being quite slow. The laptop I'm on has 32gb of ram so it should be able to handle these tabs fine, but maybe it is a hardware issue.

Well first and foremost is Superhot if you haven't played it already, Raw Data is super good, Pavov is a CS go type game and Onward is another multiplayer shooter. Budget cuts is good. Arizona sunshine is a semi horror game but the shooting is really tight in it. And a non shooter / action recommendation is Thumper, a really good rhythm game that can be played normally, but in VR is just more immersive. 

Good video, but it makes me feel even more conflicted. I'm still iffy about inside out tracking, I feel that when base stations work properly they will just innately be better than inside out, however the main reason I wanted to upgrade from the vive is I had constant issues with tracking, and with the flow sensors that seems like it could close the gap. Its also mentioned that there is likely to be an addon which could be interesting, becaue it doesnt seem like there were any major actual screen improvements or anything based on speculation. 

So, my final solution ended up being just using my Stream Deck. I should have realized there was a plugin to do it for me. I just remade the logo to be applicable for me, and look a bit prettier.

Great advice man!  it had some samsung, nanya, and hynix ram...

Yeah, an adapter was just released for auto focus with nikon lenses, costs like 400 I think though. 

Yeah, I dont mind manual focus as long as I can get a good shot. I just want the sharpest lens I can get for under 150

Yeah, well now comes the hard part of searching craigslist and ebay for hours 

People who... *Shiver* think macs are always better than pcs

People who... *Shiver* think macs are always better than pcs

People who... *Shiver* think macs are always better than pcs

People who... *Shiver* think macs are always better than pcs

People who... *Shiver* think macs are always better than pcs

People who... *Shiver* think macs are always better than pcs

I haven't really noticed anything, and I have been through 3 different android tablets, so just give one a try if you are able. If you really want a huge screen you should look at the view, like I said it is a whole 18 inches, and there is a whole section of the home screen to control your tv with. I personally believe the benefits out weigh the cons when using an android tablet. 

If the laptop has an optical drive, you could pull that out and replace it with another laptop hard drive. Have AntiX Linux or a NAS software on a USB drive plugged into one of the ports and then you should be good to go.

Should have put this, Its a boarding school!