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[Jack]

Bf says no regular posters should ever be banned

 

[Mr. Wednesday]

And if you call her on it, she'll fire up the full-bore narcissism. Always a delight.

 

[Jack]

I regularly ban the bots though

 

[The Cuntess]

If regular means I have to be here day and night, count me out then. I have way too much to do

 

[The Cuntess]

It’s raining so I got time

 

[Mr. Wednesday]

That's why I'd never be a mod even if offered the post -- which I never will be. But when 'you can't solve the problem' is a hard and fast rule, there's just no point being put into a position where you're expected -- but not allowed -- to solve problems.

 

[Jack]

Regular mean

 

[Jack]

Regular means part of the crew

 

[Jack]

That includes you @The Countess

 

[Mr. Wednesday]

Plus, it means I'd have to take the tard squad off ignore, which, bleh, NO THANK YOU lol

 

[Mr. Wednesday]

Settled on the new desktop I'm getting May-June:

 

[Mr. Wednesday]

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[Alticus]

Looks cool

 

[Jack]

That looks interesting

 

[Mr. Wednesday]

Gonna pop for the full monty -- 96Gb RAM + 2Tb SSD.

 

[The Cuntess]

That’s good! I’m looking to get a new desktop too

 

[Jack]

Nice. 96 g ...fuck

 

[Mr. Wednesday]

*Pretty sure* it'll run Fallout: New Vegas at 60FPS. Pretty sure. Maybe.

 

[The Cuntess]

I want an iMac but i have to get windows, sadly

 

[Mr. Wednesday]

You know you can run Windows on macOS via Parallels or CrossOver, right?

 

[Jack]

I can run entropy at 60.

 

[Mr. Wednesday]

Rosetta reportedly doesn't impart much of a resource overhead or latency burden.

 

[Jack]

I fucked up my laptop. Had to factory reset

 

[Mr. Wednesday]

I'll never buy a laptop again, ever.

 

[Mr. Wednesday]

Now, a 3-in-1 tablet? Sure. But never again with a computer whose guts are underneath the keyboard.

 

[Alticus]

Why no laptops?

 

[Alticus]

Just curious

 

[The Cuntess]

Yeah laptops suck

 

[Mr. Wednesday]

With a laptop, the logic board (as Apple calls it; motherboard in Windows terms) is underneath the keyboard -- which is typically not sealed up except in military-grade or "ruggedized" laptops. Which means that any spill runs the chance of frying not the keyboard but the *whole computer.*

 

[Alticus]

Ah...I see. Thanks