I wonder how does this stand to writers who have learnt English as a second language

The RTX 2070 came out in late 2018 though

No

Mage, because I’m always a caster

This is why I’m considering jumping the gun and buying at least the case for the new PC I wanted to get since last year
(My current one doesn’t have a proper side panel so anything would be an upgrade)

Add tthe newfangled ai bots into the voice menu and it’s a back and forth between your problem and “I don’t understand your problem, could you repeat that?”

It would be hilarious if in the end this would cause the bubble to burst

Reading the comments here, y’all don’t have insulated bags given by the delivery company over there in the US?!

My favourite rendition is still this one: https://youtube.com/watch?v=UvaKgwvNKhw

This logo reminds me of Nullsoft Winamp

This keyboard design hasn’t been on ThinkPads for at least 10 years (except for the 25th Anniversary ThinkPad), sadly.

The datasheets are public. WD and Toshiba has their own consumer hard drives. Check the Mean Time Between Failures, Read Errors per Bits Read, and Power On Hours per Year rows for them. The consumer ones usually have at most half of the values compared to the enterprise counterparts.

Stop buying consumer tier Barracudas. Their enterprise stuff is actually good.

Me after reading this headline: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7edeOEuXdMU

Reason kinda works

Have you tried Zulip?

Sure, except that end user market share for MacOS is larger than Linux probably

So when are we going to see these in trains?

Usually all ThinkPads work mostly the same regarding Linux support (bar the usual Nvidia driver shenanigans if you ever trip that), but I’d be concerned about the E-series themselves. If you want a cheaper than T-series ThinkPad you should get an L-series one. Not as expensive as the T-ones, but still retains some usable chassis durability, double replaceable memory slots, replaceable keyboard, etc.
I’ve started calling the E-series as E-waste.

You mean GNU\Windows\NT