Pie-jacker875

"Giant robots are Japanese culture."
 
HAHA! This is gonna be awesome!
 
BTW, I am all for team Japan!

then all the prices will skyrocket

Windows, half of them...

The damn cpu cooler

It's like taxing non-smokers because of the missed cigarette revenue

Overpriced, crappy quality, bad tech support, etc..

some games on the Atari 2600 at a friends house..back in the 80s

I always write sex instead on sec,
 
always when playing arma - afk 2 sex
come back and mates are asking me about how was the missus

There will allways be a bottleneck at a certain point.
 
But upgrading from a i5-4440 to a 4690k is basicly a waste of money.

It's almost as if they just typed "Downloads" into Google, then copied URLS from the first five or so pages.
 
 
I can't see how their methods could be any dumber than that, but I fear they may well be...

http://vocaroo.com/i/s0GEWfaibVO6
 
Apparently.

A real alternative to YouTube just escalated from "needed" to "crisis".

I can't not write in cursive. I can barely read my own writing. Nobody else can read my writing. Fuck 4/5th grade.

I can't not write in cursive. I can barely read my own writing. Nobody else can read my writing. Fuck 4/5th grade.

So they can buy tanks, but can't buy a few hard drives?

If this prevents the very dumb people we have now a days from reproducing then I'm all for it.

That's been done ages ago.

That's been done ages ago.

That's been done ages ago.

That's been done ages ago.

It's a console recieving an award for not being a console, gg Microsoft.

By "one hand" I was referring to the fact he didn't use his other hand to brace the motherboard when he removed it. He didn't pull the cable out of a full computer with one hand like you assumed, which would have been acceptable. He pulled the cable out of a motherboard that was propped up on a flimsy stand. Motherboards are not heavy and if he had been pulling on any other other type of cable it would have dragged the board with it. The weight of just a motherboard does not provide enough friction to counteract pulling on a usb cable. Now, I'm not worried about myself or my own kids, I'm more concerned about the type of people I went to school with, you know the ones who actions are beyond my control. The ones who would slam on keyboards, put things in the CD drives, repeatedly rip out their neighbor's KB+M as a joke, and deliberately break any other feature of the computers they could find. The only reason that after 10 years the usb ports even worked there was because they were designed to be durable, and its near impossible to physically* break one of those ports. I'm thinking about the poor saps who depend on being able to use those ports for usb drives so they can complete their projects and I'm thinking about the IT department being unable to do anything about outbreak of broken usb ports despite the constant complaints from students and teachers. All it takes is one asshat to ruin a good thing for thousands of people, so why make his job easier? These kids will never have a respect for technology especially when its something they don't personally own, so I feel like these ports should be built with their actual use in mind.

USB type C looks way to fragile...

It's so fking tiny, looks crappy.