BeezKnuts

Don't be so hard on yourself guy. You're way better than Vista and 8.0

I'm just getting ahead of the curve. In 10 years everyone will be making videos about how windows 11 wasn't really that bad like how they did with Vista a few years ago and are about 8 right now. I just want to be able to relate to the videos.

What pills? Asking for me. I have a small pp. Not small enough to be cute. But still

Thank God. I love seeing that place die

Usually I don't tell people they smell like weed because I want them to think I'm judging them for smoking weed. I tell them because they smell like a skunk died wearing their clothes and I want them to do something about it.

Made by someone who wasn't around back then. Getting games to run was just as if not more tedious than it is now.

That isn't smart, it's just profound.

I guess I'm chaotic neutral. I've never had enough money to buy two of the same monitor. All of my stuff is stuff I got either for free from school or for extremely cheap.

Look into smarttubenext for Chromecast then. It takes like 30 seconds to install. It's similar to new pipe. I believe it can even link with new pipe to download videos for offline use.

It's the entire reason I bought a Chromecast over a Roku or fire TV.

I'm ok with this. Not excited to have Chris Pratt voice a Jak and Daxter character but it'll bring attention to the IP which might give us a new game.

If you really want to know here's the rundown

Galaxy Note 20 Ultra - 256gbs + 128gb micro SD

ThinkPad P43s - 512gbs + 128gb micro SD

PS4 - 500gbs

PS3 - 320gbs

Xbox Series S - 512gbs + 1tb external HDD

None of them except for the PS3 have enough space. Especially my laptop and the series s. I only have one game saved to my PS3 so it doesn't need any more space but everything else could benefit from doubling or even tripling the storage space. Files are getting pretty big these days. Especially games. Black Ops 3 came out a long time ago and it's over 100gbs.

Every thinkpad released in the last 5 years has had screens with 100% adobe rgb color accuracy. They're almost all at least brighter than 300 nits. Some brighter than 400. They're objectively incredible screens. 1366x768 hasn't been the standard in a long time. 1440p has been an option for a long time too. As far back as the t460 or the first gen x1 carbon like 10 years ago. The last ThinkPad I can see where 1366x768 was even an option was the t490 in 2017. After that they moved onto 16:10 screens and made 1920x1200 the minimum. Hell even 1800p OLED screens have been available in some models for 7 years. The t570 and p50 both have 4k screens and they've been available for about 7 years as well.