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Perfect for Euro Truck Simulator!

for everyone's damn sanity c-c because ppl cant post links *cough* @aisle9 *cough* here http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823201063&cm_re=rosewill-_-23-201-063-_-Product
 
 
$29.99 after $50.00 rebate card

i must learn how to hack and kick everyones ass off the internet

And here I thought you were going hard with a G1840 (@ONOTech).
 
Oh, I was on the phone with support about it for a while. They need to verify my location through my credit card, and that always gets stuck. I'm just going to pay four times as much to get it. I know the artist, and am happy to support them.

"anything better" is purely subjective in this case. If you didn't even care much you could use Windows Media Player (on Windows 10, at least) to play FLAC and Apple Lossless files.
 
In this case, if Winamp works for you, then you can stick with it, but foobar2000 is really good.

Kodi is a possible option.
 
Of course depending on the specs you may be interested in SteamOS (Possibly for game streaming). If you know a little Linux you can even install Kodi as a "non-steam game" on top of it.

Unless the problem is solved and you're happy with the board you have;
Unicomp. Made from the same designs as the IBM Model M but can be bought new with a USB cable.
 

i5 6400 if you can.

What's the IT setup at the company? you may need to get Windows 10 Pro, (Home doesn't have Bitlocker and can't join a domain.) Or there may be some business license agreement (Volume Licensing) in place in which case you might not need to buy a key at all.
Same questions for office, Are you using 365? or have you already got a key etc.
 
Edit: Are the other machines on Windows 10? If not it may be better to stick to what ever version they are on until you are ready to move the entire company over.

Am I the only one thinking that the "server" could be moved into another room and have cables to where it is now? See Linus' Home PC video for details:
 
 

Am I the only one thinking that the "server" could be moved into another room and have cables to where it is now? See Linus' Home PC video for details:
 
 

The WASD code is a really solidly built keyboard. White backlighting, nice weight, and not too flashy. Most people get it for the clears (actually a bit harder to come by than greens sometimes), but there is a green version available that comes with pre-installed o-rings. The tenkeyless version is available on Massdrop right now (shipping outside the US is pretty expensive, though), and there's also a Full-sized version
 
It's what I'm currently using as my primary board, and I really like it. WASD also has the V2, which from my understanding is mostly the same as the Code, but without backlighting and with custom keycaps.

They accept USD not AUD. I'm pretty sure the currency is exchanged before it gets to them, especially if you use something like PayPal.

That's the relevant content from the 2014 transparency report. This has been removed from the 2015 report.
 
The full 2014 report: https://www.reddit.com/wiki/transparency/2014
 
Another discussion on the /r/Privacy subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/4cr8za/the_warrant_canary_is_missing_from_the_2015/

I'm sorry, you've actually been given a crappy answer.  'FLAC Files' is not the right answer.  FLAC is just a lossless audio codec bit it's quality depends on the input format, most FLAC files you find will be rips of CDs, they will be no better than CDs because they are CD rips.  Not that FLAC can't also handle high definition audio, but since it's JUST an encoding format, it isn't inherently high definition.  It'd be like saying the source for high resolution images is 'JPEG files'.  a JPEG could be 150x150 pixels and tiny or it could be 10000 x 10000 pixels and look amazing.  'JPEG' doesn't determine if it's high definition or not.
 
For a quality SOURCE of there are some online services including the store for the Pono but there's also SACDs or 'Super Audio CDs' which was the physical format for high definition audio home sales.

I got a refund for some DLC in Aus, so that's worked for a little while. it seems they're either still not completely happy or courts are really slow.
 
Something of note "Initially, in August 2014, the ACCC asked that Valve".

They accept USD not AUD. I'm pretty sure the currency is exchanged before it gets to them, especially if you use something like PayPal.

They accept USD not AUD. I'm pretty sure the currency is exchanged before it gets to them, especially if you use something like PayPal.

They accept USD not AUD. I'm pretty sure the currency is exchanged before it gets to them, especially if you use something like PayPal.

They accept USD not AUD. I'm pretty sure the currency is exchanged before it gets to them, especially if you use something like PayPal.

They accept USD not AUD. I'm pretty sure the currency is exchanged before it gets to them, especially if you use something like PayPal.

you can try this looks the same retropie can install on pc   http://www.lakka.tv/

I'm guessing the answer will involve the Modmic and some pair of headphones. But the modmic will probably eat at least half of your budget.
 
Perhaps getting one of the previously mentioned headsets would do fine for the time being and you could upgrade to an external mic (Such as the modmic) later on.

Generally you can turn off all LEDs on any keyboard so that's no problem.
 
Can't make any real recommendation for a board as i only have a Model M.

For the note taking part use OneNote, so that solves the "viewable on desktop" problem. The only recomendations i know of would be either a Microsoft Surface or a Samsung Tablet. most other stuff doesn't support a proper stylus. Unfortunately they are quite expensive.
 
If you're happy to type you could get something like the Asus t100 or look at getting a chromebook. And remember to look on the used market. no doubt there will be loads of "old" devices that have been replaced.