Is this blender??

letsgo bins are now a free source of 18650 cells for my thinkpad battery??

sorta understandable though

not really

Depends entirely on what you’re using the device for and how (if at all) you utilize networked (NAS, cloud, etc) or external storage. For me personally 256gb would be way more than needed, since I have nothing that would take large amounts of storage on local device.

I guess that might be true but for me just installing all the random proprietary crap like matlab takes up a lot of my storage (even more if you need multiple versions), so for using laptops in education I really doubt that 250gb is comfortably enough. I'd honestly rather pay the extra $15 than constantly worry about running out of storage.

1x 16gb would allow cheaper upgrade to 32gb later if that’s something OP is concerned about.

I don't really like this argument because by the time they'd be upgrading ram the price of ram (of that speed/spec) would probably have depreciated a lot and it would be just cheaper to buy it in the future. It also kinda limits you to staying on that generation/speed of ram which is bad.

imo 250gb is not enough at all, at least spec a 500gb or 1tb. I don't even have games on my 256gb machine and it's out of storage because of proprietary software bullshit.

Buying storage directly from framework is expensive though, I recommend just buying it from a local hardware store. The cheapest out of the sn550/570/580/750/850, crucial p5, kc2500 should do.

Also, 1x16gb will halve your memory bandwidth, get a 2x8gb kit

i mean like 1 in 100 people have an iq below 65

hopium that starship is ready in time for boost to graveyard orbit

gotta use those iframes

not if you have total internal reflection

"Is that an enemy tank?"

"No, thats just a suspiciously enemy tank shaped animal"

I feel the same way but Brodie's usually fine

trams at street level are convenient though

also costs much less than grade separating everything

do we actually know how performant the Snapdragon chips are or is it just all speculation?

praying mantis

Mk1-2 Command Pod at home

Yeah you definitely can't easily kill it, only shorten its lifespan

what about redistributability?

we should make tony abbott eating an onion

i mean an os could definitely overvolt the gpu, that's how users do it