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Oof. Well I think you're going to have to sacrifice light weight to some extent because wireless mice tend to be heavier in general due to the batteries, and the light wireless gaming mice that do exist like the Logitech Pro X Superlight and Roccat Kone Pro Air cost way over your budget. 
 
Have you looked at the G603? It has bluetooth and it's on sale direct from Logitech right now for $50.
 
Other than that I think you've identified most of the choices that meet your criteria in your price range. I would just pick whichever one you like the shape of best (even though you said you don't much care) or has the software which looks least annoying. 

Linus just tweeted that unfortunately we lost Tyler. Tyler was an amazing person, according to what most people said. And from what I saw on camera I agree. I'm really sorry for his loss. If there is anything the tech community can do to help his family, Im sure we'll be able to. May he rest in peace.🤍🤍
 
EDIT ;
 
The tweet ;
 
They might do a charity stream ;
 

So I'm going to Singapore in July, and I'm planning to pickup a pair of AirPods while I'm at it. And since I want to engrave my AirPods, I have to pick it up at an Apple Store there (no AS at my place lol). But this is my first time doing so, and for people who have did that: Can you guys tell me if I can use my local ID to pickup my stuff there, and if it's not available, am I eligible for a refund, since I have to place my order BEFORE the trip. Thanks!

Oh yeah lol, missed out on that. Ah then it's all fine and great.

My advice would be a ballin' gaming PC at home, and a thin and light laptop at school.

My advice would be a ballin' gaming PC at home, and a thin and light laptop at school.

See if any thing is blocking the gold contacts on the CPU, or else it's really a dead chip.

Awww hell yeah! Im gonna slap a 1060 6gb in it then!

Deserves the attention, you say...
 
We haven't really done keyboard reviews for a long time.. Will put it up for consideration in the next writers' meeting.
 
Linus

Most ITX motherboards nowadays should already have Wi-Fi built-in, so that shouldn't be a problem. I'd recommend a Core i5-8400 pair with the Asus ROG Strix B360-I, that makes a very solid combo imo.

Maybe the connectors are a bit off now and it only receives power. I can see a gold pin has been shaved off quite a bit.

P/s: Yo Linus you got a friend here lol

19 years and we went from single-core 800Mhz chip to a 28 core 56 threads 4.3Ghz chip (Xeon W-3175X). Not too shabby.

wait, I know a professional for this
@LinusTech

19 years and we went from single-core 800Mhz chip to a 28 core 56 threads 4.3Ghz chip (Xeon W-3175X). Not too shabby.

Maybe the connectors are a bit off now and it only receives power. I can see a gold pin has been shaved off quite a bit.

P/s: Yo Linus you got a friend here lol

I'd just recommend moving up to a apu system, because that cpu will bottleneck anything more than a 750ti imo and a 750ti doesn't have much longevity.

Almost all OLED TVs are at the risk of burn-in. Don't worry, they have superior image quality and pretty nice speakers for a TV. I have got a C8P and it's serving me very nice.

An AIO liquid cooler would have a lifespan around 5-6 years.
 
For the air cooler, the most risky component would be the fans, but most coolers nowadays can replace fans (not stock fans tho gg) so that shouldn't be a problem. It will last for a really long time.

Buy a $400 studio monitor and a chromecast audio perhaps? Check out JBL LSR305

it exists, and it is honestly a terrible solution on many levels.
 
all solutions i'm aware of are just a pile of parts, every time you want to "dock or undock" you'll need a screwdriver, its not hotswap, and so on.

This is a significantly unimportant post.
 

Oh it works perfectly! Thank you so much man! Really appreciate your help today.

Np. It's a matter of reading the command. You're executing createinstallmedia which is in the installer app, you point it to the drive you want to use and to the installer app itself. 
 
the \ symbol indicates a space will follow it and is required for file names that have spaces in them. Otherwise it won't be able to find the right files.
 
/Applications/Install\ macOS\ 10.14\ Beta.app would be the path and name to use.

The installer probably isn't called Install macOS Mojave but rather macOS Developer Beta.
 
It'd probably be
 
sudo /Applications/Install\ macOS\ Mojave.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia --volume /Volumes/MyVolume --applicationpath /Applications/Install\ macOS\ Mojave.app
 

You can reduce it to an 8700 non-K variant, downgrade it to GTX 1070, and as you no longer have a K-SKUs, you can also downgrade your motherboard to a B360 board, such as the Gigabyte B360 Gaming 3