I think I’ve finally made up my mind on a laptop! At first, I was trying to stick to a $3,000 budget, then maybe $3,500, but I’m starting to feel like this is actually the best bang for my buck right now:
Dell Latitude 3510
I guess the only thing is, if there’s some crazy reason why I shouldn't go with this specific Dell series, please let me know. But if you guys have any other advice, I’m all ears! Honestly, I don't think I need anything more powerful than this configuration. And I'm intentionally picking one that comes with Windows 10
The very first time it happened, I was absolutely terrified! But honestly, after a while, I learned how to actually manage the paralysis so I could just focus all my energy on waking myself up. It usually seems to kick in when I’m dealing with a ton of stress—it's even happened several nights in a row before! Then, it can just vanish again, and I might go a whole year without experiencing it at all.
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I honestly can't decide if the whole system is going to fall apart right at the start or maybe toward the beginning of the second half, just how we all love it. My prediction? It’s going to be freezing, like -5 degrees
I’ve been Googling like crazy and digging through old threads, but honestly, nothing is helping, so I figured I'd just ask here to see if anyone has any ideas. I'm using an HP Pavilion and my macOS is basically garbage right now, so I'm wondering if maybe this is just some weird software bug.
So, I opened my laptop yesterday—it hadn't even been shut down—and suddenly both the keyboard and the mouse just stopped working entirely. The only thing that actually responds on the keyboard are the brightness keys. I tried every single Fn key combination I could think of, but nothing works.
I checked Device Manager under mouse options, but the tab where you can actually enable or disable the mouse isn't even showing up. I tried updating the drivers and restarting the computer, but it's the exact same story every time.
Finally, I think I found the most important clue. When I look in Device Manager, it says the keyboard is working perfectly fine (even though absolutely nothing works except those three brightness buttons!), but for the mouse, it says "this device cannot start - code 10 error."
The laptop has always worked great until now; it's just that macOS is constantly buggy. I’d be totally happy to switch back to Windows 7, especially if it turns out this is just a software glitch. Does anyone have any idea what else I could try?
p.s. An external mouse and keyboard work just fine. The USB ports are definitely working too.
I don't really get the obsession with this movie. For a topic like this, it feels way too long and drawn out, plus it's just a million times seen story before 🤷 sure, it's pretty to look at, I guess. But beyond that, I don't see what makes it so special.
Really great stuff. There isn't a single dull moment in the whole thing, and I guess I just find myself liking Tom Hanks more with every single movie he does. Definitely worth a watch!
darkowl72 said:For basic everyday stuff, all you really care about is having four cores, which both of these have... anything beyond that is just extra noise... 🤷
The first one (Dell) is a pretty solid deal since it comes with Windows pre-installed, just make sure you realize it’s a 14" screen instead of 15.6".
Thanks so much! Yeah, I didn't really look closely at the monitor size, but I think this should be plenty for my basic needs.
So, regarding the processor—is it actually going to be an issue if I go with an Intel Pentium? Just a heads-up, I’m definitely not an expert here, so please forgive me if I’m asking something totally basic! I'm working with a pretty tight budget, so I'm really trying to make every cent count. Maybe something like this http://www.bestbuy.com/site/laptop-deals/ or perhaps an Asus https://www.amazon.com/asus-laptop/
Honestly, I just need it for basic office stuff and browsing the web. If it can handle some light Photoshop work without totally crashing, that would be a huge bonus!
I just sat through a movie that lasted over two hours, and honestly? I can't even recall a single standout scene. It’s all just... there. I guess it might be okay if you're just looking to kill a boring Sunday at home, but definitely not worth a trip to the theater. As for those final scenes, I won't even get into it—just a total letdown. Such a shame because the potential was clearly there.
Sean Bailey75 said:Well, thanks for saving me the ticket money! I was actually debating whether to hit the theater or just wait until it hits streaming services anyway...
I definitely wouldn't recommend the cinema. I only went for a few other reasons, and honestly, I was hoping at least the concessions would be decent enough to make the trip worth it, but man, was I wrong. Even the food at a local Cheesecake Factory is way better than this.
It just wasn't worth the watch. I mean, I wasn't expecting much to begin with, but somehow I still walked away feeling disappointed. The ending felt so unnecessarily cheesy, too.
So, two days ago I took a bit of a tumble on the sidewalk and scraped up my palms. They weren't super deep or anything, and I made sure to clean them out right away with some rubbing alcohol and iodine, but looking at them now, I don't think they're totally clean. It actually looks like they might be starting to get a little bit of pus in them. I guess there’s a chance these kinds of things just clear up on their own since they aren't deep wounds, right? Or should I probably head to the doctor? I honestly feel so lazy about going in for such a minor scrape, but I know it could turn into a bigger deal if I'm not careful.
I really loved this movie! I’m honestly obsessed with these kinds of themes, and even though the messy relationships were a bit intense, I thought they worked perfectly. And man, it wasn't even about Meryl—it was more about how Julia Roberts just absolutely crushed it 🙏
Well, I guess there’s always a glimmer of hope that the Danes might have an off day and just won't show up. Honestly, today's game was pretty solid, and if everything falls our way, maybe we could finally push past them and make it to the finals!
Honestly, if the Poles hadn't completely dismantled Sweden like that, things might have been different. It wasn't even that the Swedes played terribly; it was just that the Polish keeper was basically a brick wall, saving absolutely everything. I mean, seriously, if that goalie were a man, he’d probably be named Duke! But hey, maybe we’ll get some better opportunities if we can just get our heads in the game and stay focused. What I think will be really interesting when we face Poland is that the score—no matter what it looks like—might not actually matter until the final two minutes. Especially if the US is leading, because the Poles have this crazy knack for pulling off miracles in impossible situations, and let's be real, our guys just love to blow a lead right at the finish line.
Ryan Vaughn7 said:It’s just always bad luck, I guess. Everything seems to bounce off them, and it's just totally incomprehensible. Like, if things aren't going your way, they just won't go your way—it's always Omeyer.
I honestly can't wrap my head around how we can play so incredibly poorly that we manage to blow every single opportunity we get.
But seriously, how is it even possible that every single call goes against us? I mean, okay, I don't exactly remember us playing this poorly before, but why does it always have to be a perfect storm of bad play and terrible luck every single time? Ugh, total déjà vu.