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elkenrod

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  1. There's a million different ways to go about this.  It all depends on what you are willing/able to do.

     

    Can you move your PC so that it's equidistant? If so, you can mitigate a long cable run for two shorter ones for display. 

     

    Wireless Keyboard and Mouse should be fine for your needs, right?

     

    15 meters really isn't that far.  You can run cables under carpet, over doorways, or through walls without cutting if you need to.

     

     

  2. Just now, noahdvs said:

    I don't really see the point of these OS installers. You're going to have to reformat your SD if you want to try another OS anyway, aren't you? Might as well just pick an OS and install it directly.

     

    You can install as many OS's as your SD card will hold.  No reformatting required.  It allows you the chance to try out different OS's at your leisure without the commitment.

  3. Necessity is the mother of invention.

     

    Storage solutions are seeing advancements now as much as they ever have.  This makes sense because average consumers have the need for TBs of fast access storage.

     

    CPU advancements seem marginal, until you look at what the average consumer needs.  What games or programs are being released that require vast improvements to consumer CPU power?  The user case that comes up the most often that I see is, "I want to game and stream on the same box".  You can do that currently without the need for cutting edge hardware.

     

    You've to find ridiculous LTT setups to find a real need for better CPUs (20 gamers 1 CPU).

     

    Video editing is is the one area I can see consumers really lacking for vast improvements, but that market is still smaller than the gaming market that tends to drive demands for more performance.

  4. I really want 8k to be pushed so that the prices for quality 4k displays become cheap.

     

    Display manufacturers are trying to get us to spend money on HDR and other features that aren't fully supported... Just give us those pixels and everything else will follow.  Except internet speeds. :(

     

    i I don't want to think about trying to stream 8k content with some of these ISPs.

  5. Night theme user here...

     

     I couldn't read the entire post, but here's a counter argument in favor of digital devices and media:

     

    The proliferation of digital media, such as YouTube, is seeing a larger group of young people publishing their own media.  Twitch and YouTube especially incentivize good public speaking and communication skills in order to build viewership.  Kids are learning broadcast skills at younger ages.

     

    Then we have public message boards, such as LTT, that are well moderated.  Those without the ability to communicate clearly are quickly ostracized.

     

    in short, I would say that effective digital communication demands a higher skill set than "old ass doomsayers" would suggest.

     

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