pandachute

The hero this thread needed!

Think you're right on that, there is definitely some strategy and planning they will have to implement and its not easy to change processes like that so I can see why they might not be ready but I use the WAN show to play video games and shut off my brain so to me... I just want to hear WAN or NAW.

Call me a simple man, but I don't think most people who are asking this question are doing it to cause any drama. Last week's communication said there would be no WAN that week and they told us they were taking a one week hiatus. So there isn't any official communication about whether we can expect a show today or not. I can see reasons to do the show and reasons to avoid using WAN as the launchpad to start posting content again but its not really about the execution that is important in my mind. Doesn't seem crazy to just get a short one line that says WAN show is or isn't on, I dont think they need to write a whole PR statement or anything more than that. Just my two cents.

at least the one plus pouch looks different. the LTT pouch is almost exactly the same minus some pockets. Down the dimensions its only .5in different. They really are dangerously close to being accused of a clone. Plus the materials on peak are better so why even get tech pouch.

I loves me a good modular concept. But pouches in pouches with attachments end up with a large and heavy bag once kitted out. Peak is a great example. You put the camera container in the large bag and you automatically have 1in thick sides and 20% less space than before.

Yah I agree it should fit like a small 13in laptop like an iPad or a MacBook Air. With room for a gaming device. It's not a big messenger just something to tote around daily essentials.

+1 on a messenger bag. Their current designs look too much like peak.

this is spot on. the pouch looks exactly like the peak version.

I've struggled with this issue as a developer and an avid photographer for a long time. I've tried various different set ups and many panels. I have both a. MacBook Pro for work and a pretty decent rig that I use as a Hackintosh for bulk video encoding and gaming. Including the following: 27in 4k LG monitor + 1080p monitor in vertical for code (best for coding) (iffy for gaming since I have a 1080 non TI) 27in 4k LG monitor + MacBook/iPad Pro with Duet display (cleanest setup) 34in LG Ultrawide (1440 with a usb-c connector) - Most convenient for Mac but terrible for gaming given that a good number games still letter box the sides on an ultrawide - I quickly returned this monitor. 32in 1440p 144hz AOC Monitor as the main monitor and the 4k LG as the secondary set to the left - I love this for photo and video editing since I get a 1 to 1 representation of a 4k video while editing on the other screen. It also gives me the premiere high refresh rate gaming experience. Con - this is as expensive of a set up as it gets and theres practically ZERO room on the desk left even though the monitors are mounted to the desk. What I am doing now - The 1440 high refresh AOC has its own work station with the Hackintosh/gaming rig. The 4k monitor is my work station with a nice clean set up. All I need to do is dock into a CalDigit hub. Hope that helps.

That is one ugly 1060. But a 1060 (especially 6gb) is significantly better and much more future proofed thanks to the extra memory than a 1050 ti.