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Can ya give me your thoughts on the setup I'm considering? A knowledgeable friend has given his seal of approval on the audio setup and I know a fair amount about computers and I customised the laptop - but as many opinions as possible is always nice!



The laptop setup is in a spoiler below and again: splashing for future-proofness as I need this for my degree. Current laptop couldn't even run the most simplistic draft version of my first-year project so it just won't do for future computational work. I'll potentially need to run (Python or C++) simulations that include general relativity by 4th year so need some relatively powerful shit.

Cost will be around £1000 or $1400. Worth?



Thank you in advance for any responses!
Ditto 'lex. Everything I've heard about it makes it sound like Rand's wet dream. It's the ultimate laissez-faire capitalist economy in which the only space you're safe from murder and theft is that which is ruled by a small space-government. "Ayn Rand's Battle Speadsheet Simulator" is a choice quote I found after a quick google.
Gonna ditto the "fuck Wade's idea" from others. Not to put anyone down - that's just my view. It's not a group decision between everyone involved - it's your decision and yours alone. Doesn't need be discussed in any format other than you talking to the various options.



TL;DR: Factors to Consider (in order and bolded if especially key):
1. Dog - based on what you've said this contributes the most to no. 3 so I'm putting it at the top.
2. Viability. Job opportunities and cost of living in that place. If you aren't sure you can afford it or job opportunities are scarce - don't go. I know putting this above no. 3 is controversial-seeming to some happy-go-lucky folks but from experience... I live somewhere I can't afford. If you're destitute and stressed and can't find a job and can't feed yourself or your dog and blaaah blaaaah blaaaah you automatically violate no. 3 anyway - no matter how positive a person you are.
3. Happiness and wellbeing. How reliable and fun/chilled out are the people you're moving with? Are you positive you'll enjoy living with them? Do you have a good support network there? Don't be reliant on just one person (the flatmate you're moving with). Do you think you'll like the city (weather and atmosphere and things to do etc. etc.)?
4. Your friend at home (should you be unable to shed your worries about them).
fuck you've found my spirit animal :'D
It's like 3pm dude what's with the third degree

What usually keeps me up is crashing at my friends' flat. They have even more of a fucked up sleeping schedule than I do and as I crash on their couch like 2 nights a week... them being up 'til 5am = me being up 'til 5am.
Thanks, @KnightShade, I would have looked like an absolute madman trying to convert my GBP to TLP.

As for Banters, however, would the conversion rate become more favorable if said Banters take place inside of a Nando's?


Only if the Nando's in question has HRM's Cheeky™ Seal of Approval.
deep.
<Snipped quote by Halo>

Yep I agree. It's quite accurate that metal bands take themselves far too seriously. Have you listened to power metal, that shit can get as deep and edgy as the My Immortal fanfiction.


I did specify metalcore
Asking Alexandria, BMTH, and Chiodos, these are the three bands that spring to my mind for long and weird titles... and they're all metalcore

Almost anything by any metalcore band 'cause they all like to be deep dark and edgy
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