And you guys are forgetting the most obvious part: most musicians are just sellouts who go wherever the biggest paycheck is.
Take a singer like Taylor Swift, for example. She didn't perform at a Republican fundraiser because she suddenly found Jesus in a GOP leader; she did it because they dropped a massive stack of cash on the table right in front of her.
Amanda Evans2 said:It’s that classic case of delayed gratification syndrome they see over in Japan... Back here at home, people are perfectly content just sitting around, getting their kicks from clicking "like" on social media or just obsessively scrolling through feeds instead of actually doing anything meaningful...
And man, those videos they posted in the PM? Total mess. Hands are shaking everywhere, filming vertically—the video quality and audio in the dark and loud environments are just a complete disaster.
All those clips they shot last night will be sitting in their phone's trash bin within a week. All that matters to them is having enough footage to slap onto Facebook, Instagram, or whatever social media platform is trending right now.
It’s honestly pathetic how many phones are shoved in the air these days. We really need to ban them at concerts. Seriously, almost everyone from start to finish today had their phone up, recording everything just so they could flex on social media.
wiredotter14 said:Honestly, there's no point in messing around trying to build a Home Theater PC from scratch like that. Motherboards are super scarce and way too expensive. For an APU-only setup, it’s just not worth the headache.
Exactly! It comes with its own power brick, and the case itself is smaller than any standard tower where the PSU sits inside. From what I know, it supports all Ryzen chips up to 65W.
It’s about $180 including shipping to the US, and they have PayPal Express Checkout.
Add the Intel Pentium $133 plus about $100 for 2x4GB RAM plus a 2.5" HDD for around $167
That puts you at roughly $0.83 for a complete, ultra-compact solution.
$67If you step up to the Intel Core i3, it’ll cost more, but personally, I’d grab this.
P.S.
The Ryzen Stealth cooler that comes with those chips fits perfectly inside.
The same site also has the 3000G for about $133, which is a bit faster than the Intel Pentium. You just need to check if it needs a BIOS update since it came out after this unit was released.
I really dig this. I see they're even available in some local shops around Washington, D.C., so I'll go check them out. Thanks for the tip! 😁
I watched a few reviews on YouTube, and man, seeing that the power supply is basically the same size as a standard PC one is hilarious. Genius. 😁
Alright, I could really use some help planning out a build like this.
I’m looking at picking up this monitor, and I want to pair it with a small form factor PC for web browsing, listening to music, watching movies from a disc, and streaming Netflix or YouTube in 4K. I need to know what parts I should grab. Ideally, I don't want to break the bank, it needs to handle everything I listed, and most importantly, it should be quiet.
Is about $300 enough for a build like this? I don't think I need a dedicated graphics card, so I'm assuming an APU-only setup will do the trick? Will an Intel Core i3 handle 4K video without any stuttering? I'm feeling a little lost because this isn't your standard mid-tower or large case build, so I'm struggling with component selection—especially since I'll probably need to watch out for physical dimensions and power draw—not to mention power supplies and all that other stuff. Help me out! 🙂
I honestly love how you caught onto the joke just by looking at your own explanation.
Take a quick look at the absolute nonsense people post online under celebrity obituary news, and you'll see exactly where my sarcasm was coming from. Thanks, sensei.
Honestly, you could say that about this entire season. Every single race is a total disaster. It’s obvious they’re all following the exact same playbook on how to broadcast these races, and it’s just pure chaos.
Man, people really drive climate change, don't they? Every single time the conversation shifts to record-breaking temperatures, massive snowfalls, or extreme heatwaves and cold snaps, everyone starts pointing back to the 1800s. Back then, there were seven times fewer people on the planet and who knows how much less industrial activity compared to now. If we're looking at those numbers, who was actually influencing the climate back then?
Ferrari is definitely on the upswing. It’s honestly a shame they weren't this good from the jump, because with Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes losing their edge, he’s going to cruise to the championship title with a massive points lead. There are only about five races left after this weekend, so it's basically a wrap.