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Linus seeing all the things he can drop:

 

Linus seeing all the things he can drop:

 

"Macbooks don't get dusty," said someone unironically before I blew an air duster inside their  Macbook and  recreated the entire 1930s Dust Bowl.

"Macbooks don't get dusty," said someone unironically before I blew an air duster inside their  Macbook and  recreated the entire 1930s Dust Bowl.

Linus seeing all the things he can drop:

 

Linus seeing all the things he can drop:

 

Finally got the laptop of my dreams, a Dell XPS m2010. From 2007... It is in surprisingly good condition.

A 2004 Intel Celeron M Inside, from a Compaq laptop.

Pictures?

I think that one goes to my Creative SB X-Fi, that one is something like 15 years old and still rocking in my current PC. (Which makes it the 4th PC that it's in now I think) I thought I could go without it with my newest PC, but when I connected my headphones to the on-board sound I could clearly hear white noise in the background. Plugged in the X-Fi and it was gone so I guess I'll stick with it.

An old 4GB Quantum Bigfoot 5.25" IDE HDD. 

My um...*keeps it sfw*...
 
Probably the Sega CDX we have in the family.   I've had that thing since I was 4, in 1994, and while the CD portion is suffering the fate they all do the thing still powers on and plays genesis games.  XD

We use a fat PS2 as a DVD player when watching DVDs.
I use my WH16NS40 to watch Blu-Rays, but the only Blu-Rays in the house is the full collection of Harry Potter movies, so no one really cares.

well I think it's the Microsoft LifeCam VX-2000 which I still use as a microphone in Teams meetings.

My old TV i still love it and the only bad thing is the slow response of the Menue

Yeah a lot. I played OSU once. Now i play apex and multiplayer story games with my friends 🙂

A PS3 still does my Blu-Ray player duty. 
 
Edit: Although it rarely gets used since I built my plex server. 

lol I thought you said mouse, do you even click 😛
 
All the stuff made in Soviet Union that my dad bought still works, things were made to last...

my mouse mat. it has been with me around 10 years. it looks kinda rough right now.

Pentium 4 that is x64, with an HP Mobo, its original trash PSU, its RAM, and cooler.

I have a 500gb HDD 5200rpm thats been dropped more time than I will ever admin yet still works like a charm (I have a linux distro on it) 
Not that I want it to die I'm just suprised it hasent...

My old Chromebook from when I was in school. I had it for ~4 years and it was terrible. But I must give credit where credit is deserved, it was VERY well built. Still works like day one.

I've kinda got that too, except I just added a subwoofer to my stereo setup.
Very nice for Crypt of the Necrodancer music.

My Asus V400C laptop.
It had a Core i3-2365M, ran in its iGPU, had 4GB of DDR3-1333 (I think), had a 500GB 5400 RPM HDD with Linux Mint 17.3, and survived a dead WiFi card, cracked screen protector, numerous drops, three chargers, broken Ethernet jack, dented and broken shell, and a lot of Minecraft with the thing getting so hot I put a hot dog on the hot spot and it started to cook it.
The thing just kept on going and probably would be still until I opened it up and broke it irreparably by accidentally cracking the chipset(?) die.
Screwdriver slipped.

A set of Harman Kardon 2.1 computer speakers that have been with me through ~8 CPU upgrades. First was a Pentium 4.
 
They are sort of on their way out. Still sound pretty good, though.