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the one time a year I need to recall something important is not worth to me them taking screenshots of everything. I can see some dude sitting at a desk thinking this is great and will help people though, sucks to be those guys.

21 for handguns is federal law, as is 18 for long guns. Some states I believe have upped even long guns to 21. I don't think the age is the problem, there always seems to be someone who knew the person bought a gun, knew they were not right, might have said something might not, and no one properly investigated. Now I'm not a fan of red flag laws as most are currently implemented as they remove due process completely a lot. I think the US needs to enforce the rules they have better and be very consistent. Our gun laws haven't changed much (they became a bit more restrictive) but guns have always been a part of the US. IMO other factors are driving gun violence and the vast majority (aside from suicide which is like half of gun deaths in the US) is a result of another already illegal activity. I don't think violent games drive people to do violent things either. I'm clearly not a psychiatrist with no background in it but I just don't buy that a perfectly normal kid turns into a murderer by playing GTA or COD. If anything COD would make you want to join Special Operations military groups I would think. I forgot who said it earlier but I agree that there is something else there going on. Its possible they play those games to get their fix to whatever is really wrong and at some point it doesn't do enough anymore. Just my thoughts.....But if they win these law suits things are going to change. Daniel Defense has never once marketed their firearms for killing innocent civilians. In fact I have never seen marketing where killing has ever been the focus. Its usually defense or be like the SEALs (which are good guys).

Yeah I always bought razers extended warranties to make life easier. I don't really bring them on work travel anymore and don't travel enough to warrant super slim like the razer so I was thinking about branching out to save a bit.

Those look really good. I need to play this again

@ENTERPRISE What did you end up picking up if anything? I'm looking at a similar choice right now, with my kids still being younger I'm a few years from really desktop gaming again. I'm usually downstairs on the couch or table hanging out. I was looking at the new version of the asus rog scar with mini led. I'll probaby try and hold off for newer gen gpus as I feel buying a 4 series right now isn't the smartest choice. I have been looking at the legion, scar, and blade. All 16".

I have never used an ultrawide, but I did buy a 48" lg oled and love it. I went that route becuase I knew it would beused for my ps5 and regular tv as well. It was also on sale and a complete impulse purchase lol

You would think it would make them cheaper lol, but not when Nvidia is in charge.

I would be tempted to try android again except everyone I talk to has apple and I don't want green bubbles lol. To me its really a habbit thing, it works, I don't really do anyting but text and browse the web. Its also why I stopped getting phones every upgrade. I want until I pay it off and then get a new one.

I'm at that point where my windows drive has way too much stuff in it. Tons of empty folders or files that were just left over from an uninstall. How do you guys generally clean up aside from just nuking the install and starting fresh.

Well Gran Turismo was always PlayStation only wasn't it? While I think they should let this go through, I think this is the first time a hardware company has bought a publisher with this much clout and IP. As long as Microsoft continues all their releases on PC I'm good hah.

What is out there that would be awesome to side load? Only thing that comes to mind for me would be taking my personal vintage game collection on the road.

that malfunction clear was awesome.

What do you all recommend doing on these to work better as a monitor or protect from burn in. Only thing I really did so far was auto hide the task bar and actually remember to turn it off since it doesn't shut down like a normal monitor

Went to return a router, left with:

Is 24gb sticks a new thing?