RX78-2

lmao oh tru. Expect the notice to arrive but not too soon since they silently changed out the C/D sender to a slower version /s

Why RIP you?

So some random information I heard over the grapevine. Apparently people covering this news and sharing it on social media sites are getting cease and desist letters from ADATA themselves. This is some MSI-Gamersnexus level stuff.

Y'all are garbage. I'm out.

Want to watch another one of the best movies from 2016? Watch Mobile Suit Gundam THUNDERBOLT: December Sky. No prior knowledge of Gundam required. I wouldn't say it challenges Koe no Katachi or Your Name, but it certainly is visually up there. And the soundtrack is probably the best among the three. But in the end that's where I want to stop the comparisons because they are all three very different stories. Your Name: A dream like love story with dramatic twist(s) Koe no Katachi: A powerful story about bullying and its aftermath THUNDERBOLT: A gritty war story with giant robots

In doujins, anything is possible

I don't know if you guys are into live seasonal anime but here are my picks. Re:Creators: Imagine if the director of Fate/Zero and Black Lagoon teamed up to make a show about fictional characters being sent into modern Tokyo, maybe to destroy the world. Seikai no Kado: A godlike alienlike being descends into modern Tokyo and starts gifting humanity great powers. The story follows how the Japanese government responds. It is one helluva intelligent anime.

Intro to Gundam: What to watch first? 1. Mobile Suit Gundam 0079: The OG. The story is great, and it made Yoshiyuki Tomino the legend that he is right now. Animation/Sound can be a bit dated, but at least it is chock full of memes. 2. Mobile Suit Gundam Iron Blooded Orphans: The newest of the "alternate timelines". It tells a grand story through 50 episodes based on the same basic Gundam setup and skeleton. However, it is a totally unique story overall and stands on its own apart from all other Gundam series. Written with Mari Okada of Kiznaiver and Anohana fame. One of my favorite Gundams of all time, it follows the story of a rising leader/captain as opposed to the ace pilot. 3. Mobile Suit Gundam THUNDERBOLT: A side story from the original Gundam timeline, it can be watched without any other experience even though it references a lot from other shows (mainly the original Mobile Suit Gundam listed in 1.) Clips like these are my favorites to show that this is one of the most beautiful shows of all time. The Jazz OST is unique too. I recommend watching the compilation movie that connects all the episodes together called Mobile Suit Gundam THUNDERBOLT: DECEMBER SKY, 4. Turn A Gundam: A fan favorite alternate timeline show. It's a bit older, but the animation is beautiful. The Gundam has a mustache. Also dat Yoko Kanno OST is fire. 5. Mobile Suit Gundam UC (Unicorn): Not recommended but some people enjoy it as their first Gundam. It is IMO the most beautiful Gundam ever has been and every will be. The Hiroyuki Sawano OST is probably the best he's ever made. The mechs and fights are something completely out of the world.

Gundam Build Fighters Try is an abomination. Skip it. It throws away almost all of the charm that made Build Fighters special in the first place.

Reasons to watch Gundam #420.69 The memes Bright Slap Char will never betray you RAISE YOUR FLAAAAAG Red things go three times faster This is no Zaku boy no Zaku

Is it common practice to solder on the heatsink onto the CPU too?

What exact approach does AMD take with Ryzen and stuff. I've heard that higher end chips may use soldering and lower end chips may not, but I don't know any details.

As a Honda Mclaren F1 fan, don't you dare tell me about the power of dreams.

I stand corrected

5K tho