Apr 29
So I just got a new computer and while setting it up it prompted me to name the computer. No spaces, hyphens, or underscores.
I feel like I should name it a reference. Like Markiplier or something.
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So I just got a new computer and while setting it up it prompted me to name the computer. No spaces, hyphens, or underscores.
I feel like I should name it a reference. Like Markiplier or something.
Computer found in a dumpster enclosure.
I Can't Believe My Laptop Has This Thing In It
This is from my Dell G15 5515 laptop. It's a 256b PCIe Gen 3 drive. For reference, Gen 4 NVMes were out by the time this laptop released in around 2021/2022. Not only did Dell skimp on the capacity, they skimped on the generation. I don't have any need for a laptop currently because I have a new gaming PC that I custom built, but if I were to get a gaming laptop, it'd be from MSI or ROG.
Something I got for my birthday was a Dell Optiplex 755 desktop. It has an Intel Core 2 Duo E66550 clocked at 2.33GHz and 2GB of RAM - relatively unimpressive specs on a relatively unimpressive computer. But, if you know me, that's what I like best.
I had recently reached 500 subscribers on my YouTube channel, so I wanted to do something special that was also an homage to a lot of the channels that inspired me, especially when starting out. That includes channels like Druaga1, Michael MJD, VWestlife, and so on.
I was debating on how to use this computer, and a friend had the idea for me to do a suitably cursed experiment - see if I could get six versions of Windows multibooting on the same hard disk (2000, XP, Vista, 7, 8.1, and 10).
With that in mind, I knew that's what I should do as the 500 subscriber special. The video will be linked below, as well as pictures of every installation.
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@skautism and i were just talking about dell laptops and i impulse made this instead of working on my religion class homework
took a neat-ish picture 🌵🖥️💚
PC Magazine June 24, 1997
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9/5/2010 by stu’s freegle pics
Dell Optiplex GX1 Desktop