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linus realy did some damage haha. i like how linus just stared the guy down for a few seconds after he took out the monitor

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linus realy did some damage haha. i like how linus just stared the guy down for a few seconds after he took out the monitor

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Nine heart attacks later... "You get a new monitor!"

 

I find it amusing that he left the helmet and jacket on, just in case the kid started swinging at him.

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It would suck if the monitor that took off hit someone's computer and crashed a hard drive or hit that guy's laptop...

Old shit no one cares about but me.

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It would suck if the monitor that took off hit someone's computer and crashed a hard drive or hit that guy's laptop...

I'm wondering why the screen flickered off...

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I'm wondering why the screen flickered off...

I think on his laptop the VGA doesn't have the screws like most laptops, so when the monitor flew off the desk it probably just unplugged itself

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I think on his laptop the VGA doesn't have the screws like most laptops, so when the monitor flew off the desk it probably just unplugged itself

It wouldn't have been fun if it was screwed in rofl.

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It wouldn't have been fun if it was screwed in rofl.

Well if his laptop was damaged I think they would give him a new one too, :P Or so I hope.

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I was thinking about the computers behind where Linus was swinging. It looks like the monitor hit a computer behind it! :O 

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if it was me i would beat the shit out of linus LOL

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Why would the laptop screen go out if all they did was break the monitor it was connected to...?

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Why would the laptop screen go out if all they did was break the monitor it was connected to...?

Linus probably broke his laptop too.

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*in squeaky voice* I still use vga. 

Life is pain. Anyone who says any different is either selling something or the government.

 

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Why would the laptop screen go out if all they did was break the monitor it was connected to...?

Linus probably broke his laptop too.

It was Windows detecting that a monitor was disconnected. The flickering was caused by either Windows automatically going back from displaying on the monitor to the laptop, or from a change in the display mode. (Extended -> Laptop Only OR Duplicate -> Laptop Only) In both cases all the display flicker while changes are being applied.

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It was Windows detecting that a monitor was disconnected. The flickering was caused by either Windows automatically going back from displaying on the monitor to the laptop, or from a change in the display mode. (Extended -> Laptop Only OR Duplicate -> Laptop Only) In both cases all the display flicker while changes are being applied.

Not buying it. Neither the  original wallpaper showed up again on the laptop nor did the  game that was showing on the external monitor.IT just went blank.

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Good thing that guy didn't screw the VGA cable into his monitor. That could have ended badly.

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Not buying it. Neither the secondary wallpaper showed up again on the laptop nor did the original game that was showing on the external monitor.IT just went blank.

No, it didn't just go blank, you can see the mouse pointer is still there. If you have two monitors plugged in, unplug one now and the same exact thing will happen to you.

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not sure whats the problem with VGA

it supports 1080p at 60hz

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