impudentmortal
@impudentmortal@lemmy.world
- Comment on Can you please help me pick a gaming desktop for my son that can run Monster Hunter Wilds? 1 week ago:
Yeah I replied to another comment saying I’m surprised how cheap lower capacity SSDs have become. It was only like $100 more than a comparable HDD.
- Comment on Can you please help me pick a gaming desktop for my son that can run Monster Hunter Wilds? 1 week ago:
It’s been a long time since I’ve upgraded the storage on my PC so I am surprised at how much cheaper SSDs have gotten. The fact that a 4TB WD Black SSD is only $100 more than the HDD one is pretty crazy to me. With that in mind, if OP is willing to spend more money, than the SSD is definitely the way to go.
One thing to note, however, is that Option 1 only has expansions for 3.5" storage (i.e. HDDs). So if OP does decide to go with Option 1, they’ll have to take the 1TB SSD it comes with and replace it with whatever they buy, rather than adding additional storage. Option 2, however, only has m.2 expandable storage so using only SSDs for that computer would be a lot easier.
- Comment on Can you please help me pick a gaming desktop for my son that can run Monster Hunter Wilds? 1 week ago:
I guess 2 TB is also relatively small. However, considering that OP only mentioned one specific game their child wanted to play, I think it’s not an unreasonable amount of storage.
If their kid also wants to do things like download/edit movies, graphic arts, or other storage heavy activities then of course they could go for a larger storage. It all depends on their needs and budget.
- Comment on Can you please help me pick a gaming desktop for my son that can run Monster Hunter Wilds? 1 week ago:
Option 1 will work for a while. The only thing you will need for the near-ish future is larger storage. Games nowadays take up so much space and 1 TB won’t last long. Would recommend buying a 2-3TB HDD while you’re at Microcenter. They may even be able to install it for you
- Comment on The Video-Game Industry Has a Problem: There Are Too Many Games 1 week ago:
Dear video game developers,
There are too many video games nowadays. Please eliminate three.
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
From what I understand based on Colbert’s monologue, their motivations for suspending Kimmel is completely monetary based. ABC affiliate company Nexstar made a $6.2 billion deal to acquire TEGNA Inc and Disney which owns ABC made a deal to get some NFL assets in exchange for a 10% stake in ESPN (valued at around $3 billion).
Both of these acquisitions will need FCC approval to go through. Take a guess at what they’re willing to do to get that approval.
- Comment on Buy HDD on sale now or wait for Black Friday? 1 month ago:
I checked them and GoHarddrive but they usually only have enterprise hard drives and like I said in my post, those would be too loud to sit right next to me.
- Comment on Buy HDD on sale now or wait for Black Friday? 2 months ago:
Thanks to everyone who replied. Majority of the responses were to buy now if in US (which I am). So I bit the bullet and just bought them.
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- Comment on Poor guy 😭 2 months ago:
Oh right, my bad. Good correction
- Comment on Poor guy 😭 2 months ago:
Context: CEO’s wife and another man were caught in their affair at a Coldplay concert during the kisscam portion of the concert
- Comment on Using Clouds for too long might have made you incompetent 2 months ago:
I’m not in any way, shape, or form an engineer so I don’t really understand the exact details of your post.
However, you post reminded me of a really good episode of a podcast called Hidden Brain. In it the host, discusses the topic of knowledge with a cognitive scientist.
At one point, they talk about how sophisticated technology has gotten that people don’t know how to solve problems if that technology brakes, especially since technology is getting so good that it makes fewer mistakes. They use an airplane as an example in which an experienced pilot forgot how to get out of a nosedive and crashed the plane. On a smaller scale, the host mentioned that he has a hard time navigating if his phone’s GPS doesn’t work.
Its a really interesting listen if you have the chance.
- Comment on Heh, poop. 4 months ago:
I must be sleep deprived because this stupid meme made me laugh
- Comment on Got some more folks?? 4 months ago:
What’s the difference between a grandfather clock and a grandmother clock?
The ding dongs
- Comment on Kaiba Station 5 5 months ago:
Screw the rules, I have money
- Comment on What are some good examples of "Where the fuck do you go" kind of games? 5 months ago:
The worse is when a solution seems obvious but doesn’t work. Then you lose your mind clicking everything until you get the actual solution.
- Comment on Do it 5 months ago:
I’m Just a Kid…in my ass. I don’t like what this is implying
- Comment on Appers 5 months ago:
Yeah I saw the comment that had the deleted lyrics. Your silly made up one is much better
- Comment on Appers 5 months ago:
Thanks for preserving what will surely go down as one of the rap lyrics of all time
- Comment on [deleted] 6 months ago:
I didn’t want to go into all factors that lead to this observation because that would take too long and require more research on my part. Fear of retaliation (and desire for power) is more an explanation of at least why members of his own party won’t criticize him.
- Comment on [deleted] 6 months ago:
This doesn’t answer your question but is more of an interesting observation that fits your question. It seems bar for political leaders’ mistakes has gotten so low over the pass few decades.
In the early 90s then VP Dan Quayle misspelled potato (though apparently not 100% his fault) and he was labeled an idiot by the entire country. Bush had a lot of funny Bushisms but most are either weird, poorly worded, malapropisms, or a mix of all three.
Then you have Trump. And while there are definitely people who think he’s an idiot, it doesn’t seem as widespread of a belief as it was for Quayle or Bush. I think part of it is because Trump is far more sensitive to criticism than any president we’ve seen so he’ll go after people who say anything negative about him. But I’m sure there are other reasons as well (ex: politicized news channels, social media, technology etc)