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Honestly this is awsome turning unused space into an multimedia den of sorts only concern is linus running out of house to modify

Amazon: http://geni.us/wVfC
 
An empty room in Linus' house provided an incredibly unique opportunity... Creating the World's Most Comfortable Gaming Setup!
 
 

Oh, you know, just literally everything

Well, he said that he will give the corner space in-front of the door to his kids to study and play, which he did.
 

You can re-install Windows 10 any time and any number of times on your PC unless you have done any major change to your system.
It will not ask for any key.
According to me the major change will involve just the motherboard.
I have done this. 
just install the same version you were upgraded to (Home /Pro).

You can re-install Windows 10 any time and any number of times on your PC unless you have done any major change to your system.
It will not ask for any key.
According to me the major change will involve just the motherboard.
I have done this. 
just install the same version you were upgraded to (Home /Pro).

It is a good monitor my friend owes one.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr-esq/us-looks-prosecute-owner-kickass-912953
 
The Owner and site operator of KickassTorrents, Artem Vaulin, has been arrested today, if anyone was curious.

Netherlands based research group demonstrates the possibility of single atom data storage.
C&EN Newsletter Article by Stu Borman
Gizmodo Article by George Dvorsky
 
The concept of data storage on the nano scale is nothing new, and was discussed in the late fifties by Richard Feyman, however technology has only recently progressed to experimentally perform and validate this concept. PDF of Richard Feyman Lecture discussing Atom Encoded Storage
 
So What? The method devised allows for a massive decrease in the size required to store data. Over the past century various forms and improvements have been made to data storage, History of Data Storage -Techquickie, and this nano technology could have much larger implications towards the future of commercial data storage.
Current data storage is primarily limited to Solid State and Hard Disk Drives, each require a minimum physical size to each point of data, effectively establishing a limit to how small the data storage can progress. The method devised utilizes individual atoms of chlorine deposited onto a copper surface.
Using the needle of a scanning tunnelling microscope the atoms can be shuffled around, and by doing so filled or empty positions can be established due to the presence or lack there of chlorine. This in turn can be interpreted as a 1 or 0, which can be strung together to form bits, and larger forms of data such as letters.
 
Within the spoiler below is a youtube video describing the storage method posted by Sander Otte of Delft University
 
The researchers have already achieved actual data storage by recording Richard Feyman's lecture using this method in a roughly 100nm sized plate featuring several 64-bit blocks representing several characters. However the technology as it stands now is not "production ready". The device requires an operating temperature of 77Kelvin (-196Celsius), as opposed to previous potential devices which required a temperature 10Kelvin (-263Celsius), to ensure the device remains stable.

Shit I'm in Canada 
 
 
shut up and take my iPhone for this