1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I mean, is it allowed to leave?

 

But can it run Doom

 

The department of corrections requires me to answer no

but yes

 

While I have no idea what any of that means, it does sound like a good use of tax payer money

 

cops in Anaheim -

 

I think someone went on a ordering rampage, this one had my name on it but the others for new faculty are pretty basic, one has a pull start I think

 

I'm jus tryin to figure out if my Surface is worth keeping

 

Older computers can always be useful

Not sure what happened to my old one, but if I had one it'd be dedicated to my CNC table

You could use it for media streaming in/out of the house? Donate it to someone that could make use of it some other way?

 

Nah I got it last year from work, just don't really use it for anything but school at this point (definitely keeping it till I'm done with that)

 

Sure why not, they're decent machines

 

100% agree with this. I'm kept my old laptop after getting my new one in November. My wife's iTunes got fucked up and she needs to upload all her old CDs and it the only laptop we have with a cd rom.

 

Man I forgot how good the AC is in these trucks. My AC compressor is super noisy, but it's 104f out and I can't run it on full AC without freezing myself out. On the other hand, the supercharger is not a fan of this heat

 

The Toyota Parts supply is majorly messed up due to Beryl hitting Houston. If I were them, I would be looking for a new location on higher ground.

 

Or build a levee

 

My boss had a thing for ultra beefy laptops. He got my a Dell specced like that when I started almost five years ago. 6+ pounds of laptop and another pound or more in the 230w power brick.

Thankfully by the time I was due for a new laptop I had convinced him that a 14" 3-pounder that can charge over 60w USB-C is plenty.

 

@Ozark_RegCab

Truck fixed?

 

I got it all together, but I need to jump it in the morning

 

Oh fuck yeah

 

Downtown Colorado Springs is littered with construction sites where these things are going up. They'll all open at about the same time--thousands of new units within a few square miles that weren't even zoned for residential 10 years ago.