SiriousArts

Either that or probably a bit cheaper but similarly good:
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/yP2QQ7
A 6600k combo. (I'm assuming you don't have DDR4 yet)

You dun walked into the wrong 'hood, muthaf#cka!
Never mind, all is forgiven!

You can try this one from Gordon Ramsay
 

That moment when the tech forum knows a good culinary star is the moment that is priceless...
 
I'm not crying, I'm just sweating through my tear duct.

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/instant-pancake-mix-recipe-1938544
 
If it's Alton Brown, it's gotta be good.

Coolermaster Master Case Pro 3

Ok, I was asking because I know that there are a lot of cheap and good looking USB based OD drives out there. i think there may even be some that are USB powered. 

the NCASE M1 meets all of your criteria, as it has a slim optical drive slot

Ncase M1 has a slim line optical drive at the front panel there, looks way better than typical 5.25" optical drives.

Could the LTT crew please listen to the community and stop with the retarded thumbnails and insane clickbait (although that vary's with videos some are worse than others).
 
We get it that it get's you guys more money but simply faking a title is wrong.
I liked it when the thumbnails represented the product or the topic more like they did a year ago.
 
This video has a intriguing title and a good Thumbnail.                                    This more recent one sucks, Photo shopped asf and is ugly, not helpful at all.
Gives a good view of the product and is nice.                                                  I mean WHAT DO HOTDOGS HAVE TO DO WITH AN ALL-IN-ONE?!?
                                                        
 
Or this thumbnail is really good!                                                VS             Then you have thumbnails like this one which have nothing to do with the
Topnotch camera work by brandon and the title just works.                              video itself.. Please.
                                         
 
Thumbnails that are not photo shopped are way better and the ones that are shouldn't be used it as it gives the video a way less professional look and is just plain annoying and anti-consumer.

inb4 "our views went up when we changed the thumbnails so they're staying"

Thanks for the suggestions, but I got word press running on my server, so I am all set.

WE ALREADY HAVE ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

save a bit more and wait for ryzen 

I suggest checking out this channel called Z reviews. Bu, at this pricepoint, it's all about personal taste. Although, I do recommend the STAX L300 if you can actually get them.

You can actually run a minecraft server on a pi, though it will not support a lot of players at once. 2-3 players with only a few plugins should work.

no but i do think you are right

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Mad catz mice... they're adjustable
 
But you can use this site also : http://www.rocketjumpninja.com/find-a-mouse/

welcome
u should also look at g900 its a awesome productivity mouse
and a good gaming mouse

Well, I do have hands a little bigger than yours and oddly, I enjoy using the MX Master, which I do when I'm on the go.
My suggestion would be to go with the Logitech G502. This is the mouse I use on my computer and it's maybe a tiny bit bigger than the MX Master. But since the Master doesn't suit you, I don't know if that helps.

http://www.rocketjumpninja.com/top-40/
u will find some suggestion here based on ur hand size

1. There are marginal sound difference although i only hear claims, haven't heard in real life. 80 to have the most bass.
2. M80 have leather earpads, never tried them but i'm quite sure you will be satisfied with the stock 80 ohms.
3 & 4. Nope, my iphone 5 can drive them easily to uncomfortable levels unless or until you have a super old mobo like mine, then you need an amp. Although they are 80 ohms, they are more sensitive and consume less power than my 62 ohms AKG. You should be fine with your motherboard.

True but 3 isn't a lot and you can use rubber grommets on the screws holding the HDDs in. The price increase from Blues to Reds is a heck of a lot, particularly when buying multiple disks, without any significant benefits in a small home setup.
 
If they were going to be mounted in a server HDD caddy and put in a server chassis with 8+ then yea really would advise WD Reds.

That's also the way I would go. When I recently built my NAS I combined an i3-6100 (51W TDP) with a Dark Rock 3 (190W TDP). It is pretty much completely silent when the drives are not spinning (which they are normally not during night time).