tonyjackson

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   by tonyjackson 12y ago

   My case is to use the right tool for the job. If you're gaming on a laptop, you're getting a subpar experience anyway. Unless you're also lugging around an additional keyboard, mouse, and headphones. Which makes the whole
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   by tonyjackson 12y ago

   real work = putting a load on the CPU, as in making the CPU do work. Your text editor does not count. In almost every instance of someone using a laptop for heavy CPU work, there is certainly a better, more practical reason to use a deskto
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   by tonyjackson 12y ago

   Congrats? You have everything you want, and no license to complain when your Macbook overheats and dies I guess. And you also seem to recognize that it will die. As long as you use the right tool for the right job, sure...
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   by tonyjackson 12y ago

   I'll never understand those that insist on doing real work, or gaming, with a laptop. When dealing with a GPU, and especially one made by nvidia, you're battling with the laws of physics. Super hot things make other, nearby thin
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   by tonyjackson 12y ago

   These are all very legitimate gripes, and even dangers. One wrapper I used (think Python/Perl/Ruby), the author did not properly understand how the 0-padding was supposed to be implemented. I was scratching my head for a few hour