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No. 266362
>>266357N-no, I'm too self conscious… How much do you think I should pay for parts? Without the monitor, the total is about $460. I really just want something that will last a long time.
>>266354ty :)
No. 266395
>>266340I bought the iPad Pro primarily for drawing reasons (and it’s been great in that regard), but it’s been useful as fuck in classroom settings, especially for professors who upload Powerpoint slides prior to lectures so you can mark it up with the Apple pencil. My laptop’s pretty terrible (broken trackpad, heavy as fuck, dented) so the tablet’s been a perfect supplement, especially with a cheap 12 USD keyboard.
Admittedly, though, if you have an issue with retaining information when typing, using the Pencil isn’t the perfect solution either. I don’t find it to be a perfect analog to traditional note taking, with the way the default/free note taking apps handle pen pressure, shortcut options, or ways to combine text and handwritten notes. There’s apparently very good note taking apps, but they cost at least 5-10 USD (which I’m too cheap for).
Sure, there’s a bunch of redundancy when you’re using it in conjunction with a desktop/laptop, but there’s also a lot of ease in terms of portability and comfort (literally nothing is comfier than lying in bed and reading shit in portrait mode, or lying on my stomach and typing away on my portable keyboard).
No. 266678
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Just bought this and the matching mouse for way too much money, but goddamn I am a sucker for pink.
No. 279863
>>266677A mirrorless camera would be good for you I think. Since you're a beginner, you could try one of the Olympus PENs, they're pretty cheap and it'll get you used to detachable lenses, also they're overall really cute and have some neat accessories that come with them if you're into that sort of thing.
For a really good quality mirrorless (that I have myself, since I got tired of lugging heavy shit on day hikes around mountains with me), look into the Sony α series. I have the α6000 and am very happy with it. They're a bit more expensive but worth it imo.
If money is very tight you could also look into used cameras, but I'd stay away since people often try to sell barely usable scrap metal with a half-destroyed sensor and scratched up lenses, and you'll want your camera to be sturdy and survive slightly harsher weather conditions. Most of them don't usually have WiFi either.
Ultimately the camera won't matter as much as the lenses (which is why I recommended the Olympus PEN as the lenses are a lot cheaper than Sony), your eyes, practice and a bit of luck too. Don't listen to gearfags. Also, for low light conditions you'll want a good tripod if you're planning on taking landscape photos or long-exposure.
No. 279887
>ps4 displaying "overheat!" message as soon as it's turned on>internet tells me to clean the cooler>attempt to do it by removing the top cover and blowing air into it>no dice>google some more>will need to actually open it>too afraid to mess something up>must now take it somewhereI was saving up for a Nintendo switch and now I have to choose between paying someone to fix it and not getting a switch anytime soon, or trying to do it myself and risk fucking it up and needing a new ps4.
why o why
>>266678Damn anon, that's… kinda ugly
No. 279909
>>279889They're not, we just live in shit countries anon
Also crypto
t. eternal debt-chan with 400€ salary
No. 280083
>>280082I've done it.
It's worth it to be able to use AdAway.
No. 280098
>>280017I'd suggest you look at this build list on Reddit.
https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/wiki/buildsThe cheapest build starts at $318 with similar GPUs as current consoles.
I'm personally thinking about getting The Crusher that's currently going for $483.
No. 300559
Ah, just a thread that I need.
So, I need decent headphones with a microphone, preferably in the $100 range, but I don't mind paying a bit more, like up to $150.
What is important is that they're comfortable, over ear type, and that they have a good microphone as I will be communicating a lot online. It won't be for playing games, I just want to be heard crisp clear for work.
Of course, I'd like the sound to be good, but it doesn't have to on an audiophile level.
No. 300560
>>280098the Crusher is a fantastic build.
Too bad I'm in Europe and the prices are way higher for the same components.
No. 301743
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Is it possible to hack and switch the region on your 3dsll and still be able to play online with the physical copy of the game?