I love your Lexplainations. All the Hard- and Softwaregore-Videos are the best Content on this Channel (and sometimes the only ones i can watch without Cringe-Quitting).
Lexi and hardwaregore. Hands down the best combo in existence Edit: can confirm that whoever put that 'flip' phone add is asking for over a thousand euros.
Memorable Lexi phrases: “Every human can emit light too! ONCE” “Computers should have a right to self defense” “*praising thinkpad*” “🎵spicy pillows spicy pillows. Run away! They burn your house down, yea🎶” “For legal reasons that was a joke. For moral reasons it was not” “Lexplination time!”
7:54 As someone who was alive while arcades were alive, let me tell you Lexi, I am so sorry that you will never have the experience of begging your parents like a victorian oprhan for but a single six pence, the sheer elation and receiving said quarter, and the primal joy of going into space with your comrades, committing total genocide on the Xeno scum, and saving them when Galaga The Deceitful's tracactor beam.
As a fellow, IT professional. Not only do I love it when emkay posts these kind of videos, but when Lexi also explains the item on screen, I don't even need to look at the screen to know what the item is because lexi describes it so well and it makes me so happy.
whoever keeps giving Lexi this kind of subreddits please never stop i absolutely love this hearing Lexi ranting about some of these things and explaining the other ones oddly makes me happy, theres just so much actual knowledge of these things it is genuinely really interesting Lexi keep slaying and lexplaining queen
I actually think that picture looks very aesthetic assuming it's a real picture and not a Photoshop The photographer was really good. Also if it was real I would try and salvage the PCBs and whatnot from inside there who knows what components you could save.
Never apologize for your Lexplinations they are a delight. I absolutely love Lexi trying to figure what things are(Make, Model, Year) from what little information the screenshots provide.
Those three destroyed arcade cabinets literally hurt my soul. I dumped a lot of quarters into cabinets when I was a kid and teenager in the 80's and 90's. I played those games.
i really love how Lexi explains all the tech-y things, i love gaming but it wasnt very accessible to me until i got together with my current bf so i dont know jack about computers and lexi's explanations are really helpful and interesting
That microSD card connector being ruined on that board at 17:11 makes me so glad that I learned what essentially boils down to "If it doesn't fit the way you think it should, you're probably doing it wrong. If it's meant to fit the way you're trying to make it, it would fit without a fuss." One of the many lessons I learned from my computer repair course back in college, and something I wish more people knew today. So many electronics are broken because people try to shove things in the wrong place or force it in backwards and they don't stop to think maybe they're not doing it right. You gotta be careful with computers and game consoles and stuff, it isn't unbreakable, no matter how sturdy it may be there's still something in there that a good knock will rattle out of place and ruin the functionality, and that's aside from whatever that poor microSD port had to suffer through
as someone who once ran around with a laptop bag as a main purse/backpack, the number of 'groceries' that ended up in there so I could have a free hand to deal with the bus or train is frankly astounding. While parm'd laptop is not the ideal, it was probably the result of a Parmesan emergency. Coulda been syrup. Or ketchup. Also, I believe that parm is typically shelf stable until opened. Be it the shakey jar of only technically parm or a whole ass wheel of the real deal.
Having done IT for , I promise you any of the above are an order of magnitude better than mayo or . The very worst I dealt with is anhydrous milk fat, it's like urine-flavored lube.
I got a confession I fall asleep with something on like Disney+, Netflix or TH-cam on my phone every night and my phone is usually by my head and I realize the risk I'm putting myself in.
It is true that you should clean your electronics after awhile the stuff in them can get into your system and cause health problems, stay safe everyone
14:36 just for clarification, the "USB killer" is technically a just a key where the pins ride in the side grooves. That said, it can certainly be used to kill a USB port !
Ehm, no, an USB killer comes from the time when usb droppoints were a thing (if you are not trolling, you most likely won't know what those were). It is a cheap overcharged SSD and once it is plugged in, it fries your mainboard and the cpu, because from usb to motherboard no transistor absorbs the shock. You can make any of your at hand USB into an USB killer
Regarding shooting hard drives- so long as you're not standing too close, the chances of being hit with a ricochet or shrapnel are basically zero. In real world scenarios, bullets lose most of their energy on contact with basically anything solid outside of some very specific situations. So you totally could take a pile of hard drives to a shooting range and ping 'em with all sorts of shit.
the slash key down by the 'z' key is the worst design decision ive ever had to deal with as it makes the left shift really difficult to press at times due to it being so small
That "flip phone" sale ad at the end, is in Slovenian. I love how the description says "it doesn't turn on just cause the battery is drained." And yes, they were attempting to sell it for 1.3k
13:07 Also, many gold coloured texture plastic have this issue of easily breaking, lots of copies of Majoras mask/gold copies of Ocarina of Time have this issue where the plastic can get easier to break possibly due to time and the things in the gold coloured plastic
this video reminds me of the time when the screen _fell off_ from my phone, and it was back when the pc version of whatsapp just connected to your phone and displayed the messages, so I did everything I could to make sure that phone _never_ shuts down ever again (because in order to start it you needed the password, which required the screen) as if it was some server running the entirety of youtube or somethng
The worst PCs are those we take out of the box the customer used to send it to us, and as soon as you touch it it's sticky. All over. Stop smoking next to your PCs.
Your advice about the dust problem is spot on. When I moved, I cleaned out my very old PC. It was built in 2016 and has survived three moves between two countries now. But it was super dusty when I moved. We put an air filter in my room and upgraded the central air filters, and not only has the amount of crud in the case gone down between checks, but my allergies are reduced. Take the hints your machines are giving you!
19:20 you don't actually have to worry about ricochet, since bullets are usually traveling so fast that the force required to stop them, let alone send them back towards you, is more than it takes to destroy the bullet.
I had a job building prototype circuit boards. I always loved how clean the surface mount stuff looked. I didn't use them often because most of the stuff was for HAM radio switches and antennas. Even the amplifiers were all through hole resistors. . For the tiny surface mount stuff I used solder paste, an heater infrared, and hot air gun. It was so cool because the surface tension of the solder would pull them straight. One project, a switch controller, had a small 3" x 5"ish board with hundreds of little resistors and capacitors. But after I was done putting the prototype together it looked so clean and straight, like a machine did it. . THAT 12:10 is an abomination. It's so dirty it's hard to tell, but those solder joints look sketchy AF. Those parts are literally pennies and you can get just about any size, shape, and value you can imagine.
As an Electronics Engineering student in high school, I know all too well about the statement at 2:48. It's true. Any electronic component can emit light, once. Any electronic component that's MEANT to emit light can do so more than once unless you pushed power through it too violently.
Nodding with a smart look on my face as Lexi explains the tech stuff as if I understand and not just giggle and comparisons she makes to make it easier to understand, yet I do not understand still
0:12 there is actually a good way of safely cleaning and restoring battery leaks. Get that special little toothbrush you get from dentists to clean the brackets of your braces, clean it very thoroughly and then go to town cleaning up all the leaked acid. I did this with my old Gameboy color and it fixed it just fine.
7:40 That almost made me cry.I played all 3 of them (not those actual cabinets obviously, but cabinets with those games) 22:39 Grundig is a German Technology manufacturer. They are mainly known in Europe for their TV's and kitchen appliances. They used to be big in HiFi equipment as well.
14:05 Ah, you see, that's why after your phone breaks, you buy a screen protector. The shards will stay in place and your fingers will be fine. Good as new, works for me!
the pure confusion to what the title was referring to to lexi's immediate horror at realizing its only a screen and motherboard of a laptop and nothing else had me nearly laugh out loud
That HDMI at 9:10 frankly, I've had it happen to me. It's a thing with utterly garbage tier HDMI cables, you remove 'em correctly as supposed, and it just crumbles into miserable pieces in your hands merely by using it correctly.
@@tyokomon I thought it's ubuntu (linux) but when I read your comment and took a closer look and I think yes the text on the top left does look like roblox
I had a laptop with a spicy pillow In it. In retrospect it was cooked for probably a good 6 months. Realized when I couldn't close it because the screen was hitting the keyboard. I'd been assuming the hinge was failing. I don't know if anyone else has had better luck with them, but in my experience, Surface laptops have sucked. Had to get it replaced under warranty for display panel failure, then the battery became a problem within a couple years of the replacement
That laptop-on-the-doorstep feels like dropping off a pipe bomb in a mailbox. A single puncture from any random debris while exposed like that could cause an explosion.
Thank you, editors, for putting my rant about batteries at the beginning, that definitely makes me look reasonable and balanced .
Definitely.
And Thank you for making another awesome episode!
To be fair, it was good prep for some of the eek still to come
And thank YOU Lexi for making my day with this video! ☺️
Honestly, you're just doing what every freaking backend engineer does: Go for the easiest solution of ignoring it and hoping that it works lol
I love your Lexplainations. All the Hard- and Softwaregore-Videos are the best Content on this Channel (and sometimes the only ones i can watch without Cringe-Quitting).
I agree, and techsupportgore
for real these are the only ones i get reccomended anymore and im fine with it
Lexi and hardwaregore. Hands down the best combo in existence
Edit: can confirm that whoever put that 'flip' phone add is asking for over a thousand euros.
I was thinking the same thing. Working in tech.... makes my day! And reminds me my misery could be so much worse.
AGREED!!!
This is America, we only use Pesos here. If you cannot respect our Canadian currency you are not welcome here in Australia.
@@wta1518 I had to stop after pesos and start over. Thank you for the laugh.
@@Mikustan39 you're welcome.
3:11 He did the forbidden task. He calculated Baldi's impossible question.
No way. It's-its impossible! How?
HAHA! THERE'S NO MURDERING ME NOW!
Memorable Lexi phrases:
“Every human can emit light too! ONCE”
“Computers should have a right to self defense”
“*praising thinkpad*”
“🎵spicy pillows spicy pillows. Run away! They burn your house down, yea🎶”
“For legal reasons that was a joke. For moral reasons it was not”
“Lexplination time!”
7:54
As someone who was alive while arcades were alive, let me tell you Lexi, I am so sorry that you will never have the experience of begging your parents like a victorian oprhan for but a single six pence, the sheer elation and receiving said quarter, and the primal joy of going into space with your comrades, committing total genocide on the Xeno scum, and saving them when Galaga The Deceitful's tracactor beam.
BURN IN HOLY FIRE!
Given your wording, you'd make an excellent Black Templars player
Xenocide is fun
@@nickkohlmann a what
I'm gen Z, even I've done that.
The war between Lexi and Computer Gore rages on...
mmm battery sugar
@@tylern6420 yummy
@@Thelivingcartoon mmmm
@@tylern6420 please don't eat the pc parts.
@@irineiovcnaosabenemeu4358 mmmm PSU
This entire sub can be summed up with one of my favorites sayings, "Any machine's a smoke machine if you operate it wrong enough."
As a fellow, IT professional. Not only do I love it when emkay posts these kind of videos, but when Lexi also explains the item on screen, I don't even need to look at the screen to know what the item is because lexi describes it so well and it makes me so happy.
“Every human can emit light too. Once.”
Every human naturally emits infra-red light.
Science!
whoever keeps giving Lexi this kind of subreddits please never stop i absolutely love this
hearing Lexi ranting about some of these things and explaining the other ones oddly makes me happy, theres just so much actual knowledge of these things it is genuinely really interesting
Lexi keep slaying and lexplaining queen
those destroyed arcade cabinets might have actually made me cry, having grown up in the 80s and 90s when arcades were still around
I actually think that picture looks very aesthetic assuming it's a real picture and not a Photoshop The photographer was really good.
Also if it was real I would try and salvage the PCBs and whatnot from inside there who knows what components you could save.
I was always a pinball kid, but those poor cabinets, those feel more like mid 90s cabinets to boot
I've found similar games in small convenience stores in and around my hometown and if I'd had a quarter on me I would have played it
There is still an awsome retro pinball and 90s style arcade by my house in Hillsboro. Its $20 entry fee and all the machines are on freeplay
@@connradkeith1242 cool, I may have to come down to Hillsboro then
Yes lick the forbidden sugar. It will give you a energising jolt ⚡️
"electrosugar, gives you an electric jolt of energy" (why does it will give you an energising jolt sound like an ad slogan)
And if your cat licks it she will become pikachu
Un ironically I’ve actually licked that stuff. So it doesn’t taste good it taste chemical
if you lick it you will turn in to electrode
@@lunameriweather7693 r/itemshop
Never apologize for your Lexplinations they are a delight.
I absolutely love Lexi trying to figure what things are(Make, Model, Year) from what little information the screenshots provide.
I do the same thing…
3:51. Lexi. That’s not windows. That is Roblox.
💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Yep
I swear Lexi made this sub, it's just too perfect for anyone else.
She always makes me laugh. Legend.
Lexi is practically the only EmKay narrator that works for this sub.
It would absolutely not be as funny without the Lexplanations™
Those three destroyed arcade cabinets literally hurt my soul. I dumped a lot of quarters into cabinets when I was a kid and teenager in the 80's and 90's. I played those games.
"Remember any human can emit light ONCE"
Thank you for the fun fact!
17:55 appreciate the callout on Caddicarus' streaming setup, a.k.a. The Maximum Fire Hazard Cam. That thing is gnarly.
i really love how Lexi explains all the tech-y things, i love gaming but it wasnt very accessible to me until i got together with my current bf so i dont know jack about computers and lexi's explanations are really helpful and interesting
remember kids:
If the screen or keyboard is swelling, run.
That microSD card connector being ruined on that board at 17:11 makes me so glad that I learned what essentially boils down to "If it doesn't fit the way you think it should, you're probably doing it wrong. If it's meant to fit the way you're trying to make it, it would fit without a fuss." One of the many lessons I learned from my computer repair course back in college, and something I wish more people knew today. So many electronics are broken because people try to shove things in the wrong place or force it in backwards and they don't stop to think maybe they're not doing it right. You gotta be careful with computers and game consoles and stuff, it isn't unbreakable, no matter how sturdy it may be there's still something in there that a good knock will rattle out of place and ruin the functionality, and that's aside from whatever that poor microSD port had to suffer through
as someone who once ran around with a laptop bag as a main purse/backpack, the number of 'groceries' that ended up in there so I could have a free hand to deal with the bus or train is frankly astounding. While parm'd laptop is not the ideal, it was probably the result of a Parmesan emergency. Coulda been syrup. Or ketchup.
Also, I believe that parm is typically shelf stable until opened. Be it the shakey jar of only technically parm or a whole ass wheel of the real deal.
Having done IT for , I promise you any of the above are an order of magnitude better than mayo or .
The very worst I dealt with is anhydrous milk fat, it's like urine-flavored lube.
I got a confession I fall asleep with something on like Disney+, Netflix or TH-cam on my phone every night and my phone is usually by my head and I realize the risk I'm putting myself in.
Lexi: "Oh that's 1 TB that must be recent!"
the 1tb wd caviar blue hdd sitting in my 2008 hp pavilion: am i a joke to you?
I love it when lexi narrates videos shes so funny
It is true that you should clean your electronics after awhile the stuff in them can get into your system and cause health problems, stay safe everyone
*looks at my laptop.*
*Looks at my long haired cat*
i uh should make a call yea cuz im not tech literate
I clean my stuff regularly. Outside dusting every month and a deep clean of consoles every few years.
14:36 just for clarification, the "USB killer" is technically a just a key where the pins ride in the side grooves. That said, it can certainly be used to kill a USB port !
Ehm, no, an USB killer comes from the time when usb droppoints were a thing (if you are not trolling, you most likely won't know what those were). It is a cheap overcharged SSD and once it is plugged in, it fries your mainboard and the cpu, because from usb to motherboard no transistor absorbs the shock. You can make any of your at hand USB into an USB killer
@@fatalityin1 Key + USB port = USB port killed. Nuff said ;)
@@bambo7294 Most decent USB controllers should have overcurrent protection.
Regarding shooting hard drives- so long as you're not standing too close, the chances of being hit with a ricochet or shrapnel are basically zero. In real world scenarios, bullets lose most of their energy on contact with basically anything solid outside of some very specific situations.
So you totally could take a pile of hard drives to a shooting range and ping 'em with all sorts of shit.
the slash key down by the 'z' key is the worst design decision ive ever had to deal with as it makes the left shift really difficult to press at times due to it being so small
Parmesan cheese in laptop bag? Brings a whole new meaning to Mac and Cheese.
r/angryyoutubelike
Ba dum tiss 🥁😁
I like how Lexi puts in EFFORT TO GET MAD at the little hardware but just gives up completely at the 12th century computer setup
Id love to have a day of Lexi Safety training!
As Im studying ComputerScience I keep on growing in awe how much she knows!
"Somehow it got yanked, or stepped on, or yanked somehow."
Really went full circle with that one. XD
That "flip phone" sale ad at the end, is in Slovenian. I love how the description says "it doesn't turn on just cause the battery is drained."
And yes, they were attempting to sell it for 1.3k
3:45 that laptop is half way through reassignment surgery to become a monitor
You mean an all in 1? Also if you use a laptop without the screen but still fully intact you call it a half top
That is not a Laptop. it is just a Top
10:18- the look on the cat's face is pure "vengeance is mine, human"
13:07 Also, many gold coloured texture plastic have this issue of easily breaking, lots of copies of Majoras mask/gold copies of Ocarina of Time have this issue where the plastic can get easier to break possibly due to time and the things in the gold coloured plastic
It’s like the older brown legos
3:58 if you're probably wondering why everything's like that it's actually not the home screen of the computer it's just the game called ROBLOX
9:09 as a HDMI cable user, for 2-3 years, they broke the damn metal part, exposing the wire. (I know from experience, damn kids.)
this video reminds me of the time when the screen _fell off_ from my phone, and it was back when the pc version of whatsapp just connected to your phone and displayed the messages, so I did everything I could to make sure that phone _never_ shuts down ever again (because in order to start it you needed the password, which required the screen) as if it was some server running the entirety of youtube or somethng
I love when Lexi does this sub. They do such a great job explaining stuff.
This sub reddit is just Lexi being horrified at something ,or mildly interested as to how the thing got like that
3:57 bro doesnt know thats just the roblox app in fullscreen 😂
The worst PCs are those we take out of the box the customer used to send it to us, and as soon as you touch it it's sticky. All over. Stop smoking next to your PCs.
15:05 if you're into DIY electronics, someone found that harddrive platters make pretty good gauss-gun / railgun projectiles
The "Valve" tag on the Keychain with the CPU is the security tag that closes the STEAMDECK case for shipping.
I love the Lexiplanations so much, even if I never understand them, it's so cool to listen to.
Your advice about the dust problem is spot on. When I moved, I cleaned out my very old PC. It was built in 2016 and has survived three moves between two countries now. But it was super dusty when I moved. We put an air filter in my room and upgraded the central air filters, and not only has the amount of crud in the case gone down between checks, but my allergies are reduced. Take the hints your machines are giving you!
3:00
Mom: let your sister play.
Me: ok
Sis: Give me the remote!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Me: *hands her this... abomination.*
2:03 HOLD UP. Another Lexi? Who is also trans? In a video narrated BY Lexi? D a h e c c
Its lexiception
Oh wow,i actually didn’t notice the blurry trans flag in e background
@@mygenderisyes5771 _oh god_
How to fix your device
1. Post it on r/Hardwaregore
2. Wait for Lexie to see it in an r/Hardwaregore video
"It looks brand new too."
It's good to remember that Lexi is, in fact, legally blind. I am curious which chunk she believes is like new though.
Hi
19:20 you don't actually have to worry about ricochet, since bullets are usually traveling so fast that the force required to stop them, let alone send them back towards you, is more than it takes to destroy the bullet.
I had a job building prototype circuit boards. I always loved how clean the surface mount stuff looked. I didn't use them often because most of the stuff was for HAM radio switches and antennas. Even the amplifiers were all through hole resistors.
.
For the tiny surface mount stuff I used solder paste, an heater infrared, and hot air gun. It was so cool because the surface tension of the solder would pull them straight. One project, a switch controller, had a small 3" x 5"ish board with hundreds of little resistors and capacitors. But after I was done putting the prototype together it looked so clean and straight, like a machine did it.
.
THAT 12:10 is an abomination. It's so dirty it's hard to tell, but those solder joints look sketchy AF. Those parts are literally pennies and you can get just about any size, shape, and value you can imagine.
Light emitting resistors? So.... incandecent light bulbs?
"Borg vomit" hit me in a way I didn't expect lol
I laughed too 😂😂😂
Lexucation isn't something I was expecting, but I'm glad I experienced it.
10:56 aw dang, the ds batteries are finally giving up
6:57 wAIT HOW DO YOU EVEN ACHIEVE THAT
4:45 Ethernet cable from EA
"For more pins Pay up"
9:40 They didn't download steam. They just brought it to the bathroom during a shower one too many times and steam just condensed.
You guys wondered where powdered sugar came from? Well, now you know (old batteries)
epic
As an Electronics Engineering student in high school, I know all too well about the statement at 2:48. It's true. Any electronic component can emit light, once. Any electronic component that's MEANT to emit light can do so more than once unless you pushed power through it too violently.
Lexi's little song about the spicy pillows was funny and just- adorable lmao-
Hardware gore is just Lexi explaining how people messed up terribly with their technology and I LIVE for it.
Looking forward to more Lexplinations from her in the future
Nodding with a smart look on my face as Lexi explains the tech stuff as if I understand and not just giggle and comparisons she makes to make it easier to understand, yet I do not understand still
@2:09 so much for the colour code on that puppy...at least they didn't let the smoke out... yet ahaha so cool or "hot"
I'm a liiiiiiiiiittle disappointed Lexi didn't either realize or make a joke about the fact that 4:36 is just a cake, not an actual piece of hardware.
Nobody else noticed this?
0:12 there is actually a good way of safely cleaning and restoring battery leaks. Get that special little toothbrush you get from dentists to clean the brackets of your braces, clean it very thoroughly and then go to town cleaning up all the leaked acid. I did this with my old Gameboy color and it fixed it just fine.
Love how these sort of double as educational content. I'm learning so much about electronics
7:40 That almost made me cry.I played all 3 of them (not those actual cabinets obviously, but cabinets with those games)
22:39 Grundig is a German Technology manufacturer. They are mainly known in Europe for their TV's and kitchen appliances. They used to be big in HiFi equipment as well.
Im the person who made the Grundig post. Yeah its a pretty popular brand in Germany but I dont think its that popular anymore.
14:05 Ah, you see, that's why after your phone breaks, you buy a screen protector. The shards will stay in place and your fingers will be fine. Good as new, works for me!
i love how he tought roblox was the taskbar 😂
After doing subreddits like this, Lexi deserves to do a video or two for r/OddlySatisfying
For the Oculus situation, it is fixable, but you're gonna need a set of headphones with a 3.5mm jack, but God help your ears otherwise
if Lexi didn't look it up yet, Grundig is an European TV and appliance manufacturer, they were common in Europe, same with Blaupunkt
As someone who loves electronics and stuff of the sorts, [learning how they work and how they're made] THIS SUBREDDIT IS ABSOLUTE HELL
the pure confusion to what the title was referring to to lexi's immediate horror at realizing its only a screen and motherboard of a laptop and nothing else had me nearly laugh out loud
Ah yes Lexi explaining Lexi 2:23
Pretty sure the sound mixer at 4:30 is cake, it says happy birthday on the side
I don't understand tech but Lexi makes it fun
I love at the image at 1:24 you got so flabbergasted that you mocked something nobody even said
That laptop pillow battery at 17:05, that is most defiantly a threat, and is a bomb
Someone who enjoys these subreddits but knows absolutely nothing about the things going on in then, I do enjoy a good lexplanation
I love the new term "Lexplinations". Perfect fit for the Lexi rants. 💙
*lexplanations
0:15 schrodinger's batteries
That HDMI at 9:10 frankly, I've had it happen to me. It's a thing with utterly garbage tier HDMI cables, you remove 'em correctly as supposed, and it just crumbles into miserable pieces in your hands merely by using it correctly.
11:16 I bet the phone wasn't the only thing baked if he managed to do that 😂
I love forbidden sugar! **lick**
*snort*
Welcome to heaven, how did you die?
04:05 if the taskbar isnt locked, you can just click and hold in any empty space and drag it to either side or even the top of your screen
It’s roblox, not windows lol
@@tyokomon I thought it's ubuntu (linux) but when I read your comment and took a closer look and I think yes the text on the top left does look like roblox
@@tyokomon Ah, well I've never touched roblox... Thought it might have been Windows 8 with a replacement startbutton
@@kokoilie i also did immediatly think that it was a linux build of some kind.
@@tyokomon dont worry. You can do it with Windows 7
3:25 Dear OP,
HAVE YOU LOST YOUR GODDAMN MIND, ‘CAUSE I’LL HELP YOU LOOK FOR IT!
Sincerely,
Samantha
Love the "gold plated brushes" idea. My cat, on the other hand, would not. 🤭😺🤣🤣🤣
I like how Lexi freaks out at the small things, but when there's a keyboard in your screen, ok, cool
The day someone else other than Lexi narrattes r/hardwaregore or r/softwaregore, the world will end
She just has that magic talk
Sorry I'm not go with English
In the early EmKay days Damien used to do softwaregore
can we just agree that lexi is probably the nerdiest of the bunch and that's amazing?
I had a laptop with a spicy pillow In it. In retrospect it was cooked for probably a good 6 months. Realized when I couldn't close it because the screen was hitting the keyboard. I'd been assuming the hinge was failing. I don't know if anyone else has had better luck with them, but in my experience, Surface laptops have sucked. Had to get it replaced under warranty for display panel failure, then the battery became a problem within a couple years of the replacement
That laptop-on-the-doorstep feels like dropping off a pipe bomb in a mailbox. A single puncture from any random debris while exposed like that could cause an explosion.
In the calculator speaking eldritch, I said out loud "What, you can't speak enchantment table?"