>>11945571
i bought a computer from a similar low incomeme program and it was the absolute most useless toaster conceiveable to i ended up returning it

it couldn't even run the steam launcher without throwing a pagefile error

i'm of the opinion that windoze is dying anyway

you guys said i was full of shit but you can check the tech news yourself - ChromeOS and Android are merging

https://www.tomsguide.com/computing/chromebooks/googles-combining-chrome-os-and-android-and-its-the-smartest-move-its-made-in-years

once that happens, i think there's gonna be a lot more games and apps for chrome and M$ can burn in hell for writing scummy insecure closed source software

i did some looking into benchmarks on what the russian anon suggested and it's not really an upgrade - it's just a sidegrade, possibly even downgrade

i'm happy with my situation i have plenty of jrpgs i bought from the app store and retroarch for tetris and other retro games, i stalled out on buying the jrpgs because i started playing doom instead. i just need a usb hub, a monitor, and a better keyboard, and i'm a happy budget gamer

before i bought beth doom then delta touch, the queue of games i was playing was SMT -> Lunar -> FF5 -> FFT -> FF7 Classic. the only thing i cant get access to i wish i could are gamemaker studio and a decent IDE, but once chrome and android merge, you can throw chrome into linux mode and i can get those things from there

i've been meaning to install a windows emulator and see if i can get retro steam games running (apparently there are reddit fags who do this) and maybe even try a wad editor

Doctor said i have stage 4 terminal cystic acne, bros
It's mostly on my dick and balls
Looks like a Nurgle themed bad dragon toy down there

>>76351949
My doctor says you don't want any more than 3mg and she doesn't understand why they'd even sell higher dosages. I told her mine were 5mg and the suggested dose was 2 gummies. She said I shouldn't have more than one, but really only need half.
I think it's just so they can sell more. It's like when they show toothpaste on a brush and it's a swirled log running the length. And IRL everyone just uses like a pea sized smear.