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* **Total budget (in local currency) and country of purchase. Please do not use USD unless purchasing in the US:** $1500, live in the US * **Are you open to refurbs/used?** No * **How would you prioritize form factor (ultrabook, 2-in-1, etc.), build quality, performance, and battery life?** Battery life is very important. Performance is a close second. * **How important is weight and thinness to you?** I'd need something easily portable, so nothing too big or heavy * **Do you have a preferred screen size? If indifferent, put N/A.** Nothing smaller than 14in * **Are you doing any CAD/video editing/photo editing/gaming? List which programs/games you desire to run.** Clip Studio Paint * *...

Hi! new player here, like 70hrs. I'm just starting to smelt some aluminum. Having a lot of fun. I rode my bike up to the sentinel yesterday for a quest and encountered a group of folks for the first time, cleared it with them (yay now I have pumps) and that was a surprising amount of fun. They said they were climbing the rock so I did that with them, and then later in the evening got the bene gesserit quest that asks you to do that (so I have to go back and do it again lol). I know people say the endgame is questionable but I think this part of the game is top shelf. (Also can I just say the structures people have built in the shield wall area on my server are really impressive compare...

Hi just got a rockboard Tres 3.1 on order and I’m looking for suggestions for a hard pelican style case to transport it in. Looking for suggestions plus would love to see what you have. I specifically need something in hard shell design like pelican. It will take quite a bit of abuse and be wheeled around the city a lot. I also need extra space to store a couple of guitar and xlr cables. A couple of mics and my guitar toolkit. And my wireless system.

In my earlier post, I've linked an [article](https://www.reddit.com/user/katha-sagar/comments/1rri2ej/building_blocks_of_society_looking_from_the/) I published, which went completely unnoticed. I do lot work with people in need and cover ~4-5 districts in AP, and more often than not I help lot of women with the help of many organizations. I make innumerable number of notes, enough to write few short books. Here is an excerpt of it which I believe could give you a differrent perspective. If any of you wants to get involved in service, especially in AP, (Vijayawada to Nellore region), I can direct you to various organizations that are short of hands. It will be paid work but ofcourse exp...

Wasn't sure what flair to use since this isn't really a review, just wanted to share this because I thought it was fun. The Dr Weird Special is a collection of reprinted stories from 1970 and 1971 drawn by Jim Starlin and some stories written by George R.R. Martin before either became famous and well known for their later stories, with Dr Weird being a fanzine supernatural superhero created by Howard Keltner who does the inking and lettering for the stories. I liked Starlin's art and the page where an evil demon god throws everything he can at Weird only to grow more terrified when Weird gets back up is awesome, while Martin's writing of Dr Weird is pretty good and I lik...

Hi everyone. I just want to ask for some advice because I’ve been feeling really conflicted about my next step. I’m a newly licensed nurse from the Philippines and I passed the boards a few months ago. I’ve been actively applying to hospitals here in Cebu, but most of them are currently pooling applicants, not hiring, or already full. It’s been almost 5 months since I passed, and I’m still unemployed. Recently, I got an opportunity to work as a hemodialysis nurse in a dialysis center. The contract is 14 months. Part of me wants to take it so I can gain experience, earn money, and not feel like my time is being wasted. I’m also planning to review for NCLEX while working so that ...

I thought I went into hiking the PCT solo looking for some grand, sweeping revelation about "the meaning of life" or to become "a new person." Turns out, what I actually found was a lot more grounded, a lot grittier, and frankly, a lot more useful for actual living. It wasn't one big Eureka moment; it was a million tiny, sometimes uncomfortable, often blister-inducing, lessons. And yeah, we're definitely talking about blistered feet. Here's what I actually learned about myself out there, away from all the noise: * **My brain *really* likes to overcomplicate things.** Out there, my daily decision-making shrunk to: Walk. Eat. Drink water. Find a camp spot...

Hey there! I appreciate you taking the time to read this! I’m a laidback and chill guy who has been yearning that deep soulful connection. I’m looking for a genuine relationship with someone who is patient, understanding, kind, and passionate. I’m Latino, so I speak Spanish and English, and love to learn about other cultures. I am 6ft 1, 211 lbs, with two shoulder tattoos and short dark hair. Happy to exchange pics to see how we look like. I’m straight but I completely support lgbtq+, immigrants, liberal politics, animal rights, climate advocacy, and treating your fellow human beings as actual people. I like independent, hardworking women, who are proud of their accomplishments,...

We all play RTS a bit differently and we like different games. These are some of the playstyle archetypes that me and my friends have gravitated towards throughout the years and some of my favorite games for each playstyle. **The Turtle -** Players that just want to sit back and build up their defenses. Layers and layers of walls, towers and ranged units defending their sprawling fortress. If they have to conquer the enemy they will build up a force to venture out only once they are sure the fortress is well defended. Favorite game: Diplomacy is Not an Option - The physics based combat makes for some incredibly visceral battles against massive hordes storming your fortifications. I really ...

Tl;dr- I often try and think about our relationship, but feel like I've mentally ran out of breath while doing so. My boyfriend, 21M and I, 20F, met on hinge and have been together for almost 9 months now. We both are alike in a lot of ways, and because of that very reason, I can see through him, quite transparently. After our first date, we both knew right away that we wanted to be exclusive. We grew attached pretty quickly, and became each other's support since both of our mental health is pretty ******. But there have been things from the beginning that didn’t sit right with me. Early on he used to jokingly call me “b*tch” and “cvnt.” I ***** it and had to basically ...

Long story, short, a couple months ago I was diagnosed with agoraphobia. It’s a phobia of being in large groups of people, in my case, being in big groups of people I don’t know like concerts, buses/trains, etc. I am 20 F, and I live in New York City. (See where this is going lol) I work at a pretty big store that gets a lot of people. I have been working there for the past seven months, and it’s made my anxiety almost unbearable to the point that it is hard to go to work and stay there. to be honest, New York City’s job market is absolutely terrible, and I feel like it would be a waste if I was to just up and leave or ask for some type of leave from my job since of course I need mon...

https://reddit.com/link/1rrp93n/video/wzrtgm2kwlog1/player A lot of people don’t struggle with planning. They struggle with turning plans into action. Zack was built around that gap. When you open it, you’re not staring at a static list. You’re having a conversation about what matters; career, health, family, deadlines; and then it helps you act on it. For example: You see in the calendar that the anniversary is coming soon. Instead of it just sitting there, you can instantly turn it into a task, set a deadline, mark it important, chat with Zack about what is important for that day. Zack will propose subtask like ordering flowers, buying a gift and maybe a cake! And what i...

I love talking about anything nostalgic and growing up in the 80s/90s/early 2000s. I wasn't the most social kid but I had a great childhood for sure. Did you grow up in those days of hanging at a friend's house and staying outside until your parents scream your name from the house and you have to run back inside for dinner?? Or did you go to Blockbuster Video on a Friday night and spend at least a good hour trying to decide on what to rent? And go to Toys R Us zooming down each aisle figuring out what toys or games to buy! When arcades actually had fun games! And who can forget the good ol' Saturday Morning Cartoons! Or waking up early on school days watching your favorite ...

>"Where it got away from us is that there was a lot of excitement about Overwatch League, like too much," Kaplan said. "It got overmarketed to the people buying the teams. They went on this roadshow where they had a deck—and you can put anything in a deck, and sell anything—and they were pretty much selling the Brooklyn Bridge, that Overwatch League was going to be more popular than the NFL." >"And so all your plans [for Overwatch content] at that point kinda go out the window," Kaplan said. "You're not working on new world events, you're not focused on Overwatch 2, you're just treading water." >Kaplan also des...

I have 2 kids and I’m married. I’m 41 years old. I'm looking for someone that is similar to me and that is maybe around the same age or close to get to know. Being a parent is definitely a plus. Its much easier to relate to another parent these days. Mainly looking for just one friend which has made it harder to find someone but I don’t want to have a bunch of conversations going on at once. Gets confusing and I want to put focus on one friendship. Hopefully you do too! If you game, that is another bonus because that is a huge part of my life. It's my escape after a long day of work and hanging with the kids. So if that's something you can relate to, stop by! I’m an ...

He's 35, I'm younger by 8 years. Super polite (asked my parents first, big respect in my culture), well-educated, hardworking, close to his family. Lives abroad though, which maybe I don't want at all. And he was previously engaged in a serious "date to marry" relationship that didn't work out. I said no right away because: The age difference feels big to me (even though people say 8 years isn't much in 30s). Hearing about the ex-engagement made me feel insecure/judgy ("what if he has baggage?"). I am not sure about my interest in relocating abroad. But honestly, the second he showed interest I got shaky and panicked, it's a patt...

I have 2 kids and I’m married. I’m 41 years old. I'm looking for someone that is similar to me and that is maybe around the same age or close to get to know. Being a parent is definitely a plus. Its much easier to relate to another parent these days. Mainly looking for just one friend which has made it harder to find someone but I don’t want to have a bunch of conversations going on at once. Gets confusing and I want to put focus on one friendship. Hopefully you do too! If you game, that is another bonus because that is a huge part of my life. It's my escape after a long day of work and hanging with the kids. So if that's something you can relate to, stop by! I’m an ...

Why don't Samsung just stuff a last-generation Exynos processor into their laptops, and make a very viable MacBook neo competitor? Aside from Apple, and maybe Google, Samsung is the only company with similar supply-chain control to make a cost-optimised laptop. While they’re likely not on the same scale as Apple, Samsung still has powerful self-developed CPUs in the form of the Exynos lineup and experience making laptops. They also have an advantage over even Apple in that they produce their own displays, processors and memory in-house, allowing them to obtain internal discounts. The only thing Samsung wouldn’t fully control, unlike Apple with MacOS, is Windows on ARM. But even he...

I'm a married father of 2 energy vampires and 41 years old. I'm looking for a gamer that is similar to me and that is maybe around the same age or close to get to know. Being a parent is definitely a plus so we could talk about if we are raising our kids the right way or what we are doing wrong in some instances...which seems like everything when it comes to them! Gaming is a huge part of my life. It's my escape after a long day of work and hanging with the kids. And I absolutely love talking about anything nostalgic and growing up in the 80s/90s/early 2000s. I wasn't the most social kid but I had a great childhood for sure. Remembering those days of hanging across the ...

I have 2 kids and I’m married. I’m 41 years old. I'm looking for someone that is similar to me and that is maybe around the same age or close to get to know. Being a parent is definitely a plus. Its much easier to relate to another parent these days. Mainly looking for just one friend which has made it harder to find someone but I don’t want to have a bunch of conversations going on at once. Gets confusing and I want to put focus on one friendship. Hopefully you do too! If you game, that is another bonus because that is a huge part of my life. It's my escape after a long day of work and hanging with the kids. So if that's something you can relate to, stop by! I’m an ...