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NystriX
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Thankyouverymuchu

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PS2 Fat(JP) : PS2 S Silver(EU) : PS3 Super Slim : Nintendo Switch
Wii(x2) : SNES CE : Xbox One : Xbox 360 S(EU) : PS Vita 2000
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Just FWIW, but you can even see the "lock" symbol on it :D

 

Please quote my post, or put @paddy-stone if you want me to respond to you.

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2 minutes ago, Cvet76 said:

Kensington lock. It prevents the machine from being stolen. You can usually see it in Tech conferences and such shows as CES and similar. It looks like this

 

Exactly. Ever seen laptops locked in a store? You can do this in a coffee shop or wherever to keep your laptop from being stolen or at least stolen discreetly.

I fix computers for a government that is garbage. I'm also a certified security professional according to Comptia

Using my paycheck on computer parts and alcohol and since this is a tech form I'll help with computer stuff I guess

 

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