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I dunno, I think there's far worse looking games than the Pokemon games.
A lot of early Xbox 360 and PS3 games do not hold up at all. 

Once then upgrades. 

I love the modern safety features in cars.
They won't make drivers worse because cell phones took care of that.
They will prevent some accidents and save some lives.

Ah, the Seagate philosophy
 
 

Question wasn't aimed at me but I use a 60% so I'll pitch in.
 
Coming from a fullsize and then 75%, it was a challenge at first until I memorised where to go and about a week in, it was muscle memory.
It was particularly difficult at first with games like Fallout 4 which needed arrow keys for some functions.

Linux phone with User upgradable parts.

I might buy one and ticker around with it just for this fact.
 
 

Well, being an open-source project, it's entirely possible another hardware manufacturer could knock something together with higher specs and plop the OS on there, since that work has been done. I'm way more interested in the OS than the hardware.

Personally. 
 
I just want the capacity for the cheapest price.  Then one day simply go Optane for the OS and main apps and a large few TB for storage. 

I'm already used to using layer keys for other layers so adapting was easy for me.

Open a youtube page or any other javascript page and report back.

That's only becasue not all tools report what it uses as cache.
 
But yes it's a waste not to use empty ram to fill it with stuff you might need. If you do end up needing what was cached it loads 10x faster than from the drive, if you don't or if the ram is needed for something else it's freed in an instant so no biggie.
 
With 32GB RAM I'd certainly want my OS to do something usesful with it instead of letting it sit empty.

Thats a very silly argument. Ram is there to be used, not left free. Windows 10 in its stripped down form (you can make it yourself or find online) can easily drop bellow 300MB of system memory "usage" in idle, if thats the thing you're after.

Nothing too extravagant or expensive. Got it for less than 30$. Very sturdy but also a bit too heavy keyboard and it got through quite a of hits. Has outemu blue switches and work very well for both gaming and typing. Have it for over a year now and it doesn't have a single issue.

I'm kinda falling in love with my Anne Pro 2 despite the firmware issues because it means I never have to compromise on my typing experience with a shitty laptop keyboard whenever I travel with my laptop.
 
I should get a 60% carrying case.

They take keywords from your search and deliver ads based on those.  They don't store these keywords or send any other information to the ad supplier.  For instance:
 

 

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These Are Now My Property

That’s one common type of sandwich, yes. There are different kinds - one of which, is a hot dog. 

Of course, it's a type sandwich. It's meat in a bun.
Just because that meat is in a "casing", doesn't make it any special.
 
Heck, a hotdog is basically a mini sub. Is a sub a sandwich? What about a meatball sub? That's not your "typical" deli sandwich right?
Not to mention, I often basically put the same crap in my hotdogs as I would in my subs. Be it onions, tomatoes, lettuce, cheese, etc(all cut in small pieces obviously...). So it's a type of sandwich to me.

not enough to matter. which is why things like g-fuel basically scams

Computers should only boot when.
 
1. A cheeseburger is in proximity.
 
2. The owner yodels perfectly.
 
 

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These Are Now My Property

I'm two days late ;_;
 
 

Who wants the noise?  If you do, we cant be friends

It's not just ringing it that sets it off, it's a motion sensor too. In my experience, some thieves do actually ring or knock to see if there is an answer. If there is, they just play dumb and pretend to sell you something or pretend they have the wrong house. If no answer, then they do their thing. They may scout the house and yard out for any signs of security systems and dogs. They also may not always break a window or break down a door. They will try before they pry. Usually there's always a window or two somewhere on a house that will open because someone forgot to lock it when they closed it. I actually see these door bells as a great addition to any security system.