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basically what i do tbh

I first started researching how to build a PC in 2008 or 2009 because mine was on its last legs. I ended up just picking up a pre-built desktop in 2010 because it was a good deal, but I really enjoyed building. I took classes where we did some test builds with old, broken parts, then eventually built some new machines. It's absolutely helped me to fix computers -- I know how to troubleshoot and solve most problems. It saves you a lot of money there, because tech support is often very costly, and you can potentially keep your computer longer by incrementally upgrading things like RAM. I've never built a desktop for myself (I bought a laptop in 2012 because I needed something portable), but now that I'm getting into video editing I've been looking at putting together a budget machine.

On the subject of "who really needs to build a computer," for gamers, it's a no brainer. Alienware PCs are ridiculously overpriced -- you can build an equivalent system for at least 2/3 of the price. There are sites out there like Cyberpower and iBuyPower which will let you configure a machine and they'll build it for you, but there's of course going to be a labor mark up there. Building really isn't that tough -- if you can build LEGOs, you can build a PC. Even budget web-browsing machines can be occasionally built for less than what you'd pay in Best Buy for a comparable machine, especially if you're good at finding deals.

If you are looking to build a PC but aren't really sure how to spec out a machine, PC Part Picker is an absolute godsend (even if you're experienced, it's great to stay organized). They have a huge archive of other users' builds, and guide you through picking each part. It won't list incompatible parts and will give you things like benchmarks and where you can get the part for the lowest price. It's phenomenal.

We're working on all of these things as we speak. ;)

Kenzichi was kind enough to share this project with us at KHV (thanks to @Sennitz for pointing it out to me). I'm really excited to see the end product!

That's really why we'd like to do these things! KH news is painfully slow and probably will be for some time, so things like the Top 10 keep us interested in KH while we wait for KH3.

Is it bad that I don't consider that great news? imo John Green's dialogue can sound very unnatural. It's alright on paper but when you hear it outloud it doesn't really work. I think that would be a major difficulty in adapting his books. I suppose it depends on the actors though.

If anyone wants to check out a book to movie adaptation that shows a characater's internal development quite well, check out the 2005 Pride & Prejudice. Some other things from the book are sidelined but I really thought Joe Wright's style added another layer to the story.

happy bday grandma. thnx for the jesse pinkman eye candy

okay I just watched it again with audio

have these people ever played the games or

"don't hit the camera dude"

That would be interesting! Sort of like in CoM, where you could choose to upgrade HP, CP, or sleights upon leveling up. It'd be a neat mechanic to allow more customization, e.g. someone who is a heavy magic user doesn't need much attack power, so they'd focus their level ups on magic power.

It's likely just confusion with the date/time system because it was posted exactly at midnight. I wouldn't worry about it.

This seems like a weird buy to me, but from what you've said it seems they're mostly leaving the employees/business alone, which I tend to favor when companies are bought out (for obvious reasons). I do think an Amazon console could be quite successful, not really as a competitor for the PS4, XBONE, and Wii U, but for people looking to buy... a Roku, or something, and who would like to play some games. That said, $300 is overpriced for that, imo, especially considering the Ouya is $99.

1. they are in a mall parking lot, why did no one question what was happening
2. what are they fighting with??
3. i watched this on mute does the audio add any relation to kh
4. i think they 'acted' that slowmo
5. ALL THIS SAID, at least they have hobbies and are doing physical activities which is a hell of a lot better than most of us

i like the harry potter movies

That's offensive. I would never allow Alex into our romp.

It is... in theory. The country is still grappling with extreme racism and prejudice towards immigrants, despite being a country of immigrants. People seem to forget that 50 years ago, maybe 100 depending on how long your family has been in this country, they were immigrants who probably did not speak "the national language" (as if we have one). What makes America beautiful is its diversity and welcoming... or at least, that's what we were founded on. Today this country is more about prejudice and bigotry.