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I have 64GB in my Thinkpad P71. I got it ~2 years ago. Why so much ram? I make money with this beast. How's your Starbucks?


I bet I make at least twice the money with half the RAM. ;)

Weird thing to belittle someone over there man.


you basically did the same thing with your comment


I'm just speaking his language to deflate his ego a little bit by showing him that his point that RAM = money has no basis in reality.


I was making fun of the fact that he thought 32 was pro. I slam into the 64gb limit on my laptop daily.


I think that's egotistical gatekeeping. There's no basis for 64GB being "pro" and 32GB not (or even 16GB or 8GB, for that matter). You can make millions of dollars on an MacBook Air with 8GB of RAM. Your use case does not dictate what is a reasonable amount for other professionals.


What do you do with 64 GB on your personal machine to use it up completely? Just curious..


Latency! Lack thereof, actually. I bought an Ipad just to be able to use them. My second Apple product. The first was a Macintosh SE. That says something.


I doubt this.

"After over a year in maintenance mode, the official Unreal Engine Wiki is now permanently offline."

It seems to have been a problem for some time.


1.) When did you graduate? 2.) How has employment been? Not snark; genuinely curious.


Furthermore, if you're watching from within Firefox you can lock the screen without the video stopping.


How did I not know that? Thanks for the tip


Both of these features are available in YouTube on chrome if you pay for YouTube. I know paying for web services isn't something people like, but there it is.


Welcome back to Firefox all!

Get NoScript while you're at it: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/noscript/


You can disable the ads in the steam client by going into Setting > Interface > Uncheck "Notify me about additions or changes to my games, new releases, and upcoming releases."

https://i.imgur.com/Gh9V45t.png


We're talking about IBM here. It's "System Z."



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