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Mirrorless is the here and now old man! 

I'm in almost the exact same case as you. 
I'm coming a OnePlus 6 and I loved that phone. still lasted me almost two days depending on what i was doing. But the phone was old and the software bugs were starting to pile up.

This is just the battery life of this particular phone. It sucks that we gotta live with it but it hasnt been that bad now that i've gotten used to it. 

One thing i do in particular is set the battery saver mode on by default and plug in before i go to bed every day, so itll charge to 85%. But half an hour before i wake up, i have a bixby routine turn off the battery saver mode so that it can charge to 100%. then 1 minute before my alarm goes off, i have it turn battery saver mode back on. This way i have 100% battery that gets me a bit more duration during the day and if i get the chance at my desk at work ill plug in for a little bit (only going to 85%). This gives me a bit more battery without hurting the battery too much for staying at 100% for too long. 

I plugged in last night and its 11:42 pm right now and i'm at 42%.

One thing to also mention is that after a month the battery life does get a bit better since it recongnizes which apps you actually use and puts the rest into deep sleep so they dont turn on.
 

I live in a city of about 300k. Perfect size IMO. Not overcrowded but also not a town where everybody knows everybody.

I think I've been watching LTT for the better part of ten years now. My morning routine now is wake up, have coffee, check for new Linus. Life takes you in all sorts of directions, so you can't always end up working where a lot of your passion is. Don't get me wrong, love my job but, I still have to visit YouTube to get my tech fix. Linus is one of those people I bundle in with others I admire, like Joel Zimmerman (Deadmau5). People who are transparent and pragmatic. That really helps to connect because while I'm okay when I interact with people, I don't understand what motivates them. Anyway, when I was in my early twenties I still remember starting to watch LTT. I was studying at university and had no money, My only option was to stay home and hunt for content. I quickly found a familiar, entertaining and genuinely interesting outlet. Watching the channel eventually led to me building my first computer. I've always loved video games but was quickly getting bored of them. Once I built my first computer, the logical conclusion for me was trying to transfer my hobby of playing guitar into the digital realm. I started experimenting with music recording software and after a couple of years, realised that the machine my modest budget was able to put together, couldn't meet the needs of my musical production needs. That takes me to my late twenties, when I began really exploring electronic music and finally had the money to upgrade my rig a little (thanks to Linus). I really got into mixing, mastering and production. I actually got a few gigs producing music for local artists and mastering albums... not much though. Since then, I've changed fields, working in something completely unrelated. But to this day, I still make remixes of 2000's pop songs and even create some of my own originals. It brings me a sense of solitude, creativity and escape. Escape from a busy world of productivity and change, two things I keep up with, but find relief in their absence. Where am I going with this? I'm not sure. What I do know is, I think its utterly surreal that a YouTube channel changed the trajectory of my entire life and defined my hobbies and tastes. Thanks Linus.

That's what laptops do, they heat up.
Maybe the thermal compound's dried up.

No way the chassis is hotter than 50-60 C tho

Just in time for Half Life 3.

14nm++++x1012 when?

14nm++++x1012 when?

14nm++++x1012 when?

14nm++++x1012 when?

14nm++++x1012 when?

They'll probably pull a page out of C's book and call it 14nm#

14nm++++x1012 when?

14nm++++x1012 when?

14nm++++x1012 when?

14nm++++x1012 when?

14nm++++x1012 when?

We've heard so many promises from startups coming forth with such allegedly revolutionary products that I am expecting us to be able to build lightsabers in next few years.
Seriously, if it sounds too good to be true it probably is.

14nm++++x1012 when?

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idk, never had any problems with the control schemes of the vr games I've played

This is not an appropriate topic of conversation . . .

I am gonna give this a try. They have Metro Exodus, Into the Breach, Void Bastards, Forza Horizon and some other titles I had been meaning to check out.
 
At $1 its a no brainer
At $5 a month its a no brainer
at $10 a month, that is still a pretty fair price. At $120 annually, (the price of 2 full price games), you get access to a LOT of games. Pretty cool.

They're straws made of cardboard/harder paper as opposed to the plastic ones that they currently use. There are some benefits and some negatives. I recommend you do your own research on it so I don't influence your opinion with mine.
 
Metal straws are superior to anything.

I think he says combination of SoC and the solid state drive

Tegra X2?