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Imhotep@lemmy.world to Comic Strips@lemmy.world · 1 year ago

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Imhotep@lemmy.world to Comic Strips@lemmy.world · 1 year ago
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  • Gruntyfish@lemmy.world
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    My ten year old laptop has 4 gigs of RAM and can barely boot windows. It can run Linux pretty well but it still only has 4 gigs of RAM

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      My 12 years old netbook has 1 gig of RAM.

      Still has its use for simple media.

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        Netbook Gang. Bring back netbooks, best computers that ever were.

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          Agreed!

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            Only netbook kids will get this.

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              Best times in portable computing

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      So you’ve got half a 2023 Macbook Pro?

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      I’m rocking an ancient i7 Elitebook from 2011 or so that I maxed out to 32 GB of RAM. I bought it from a business surplus place on eBay for like $100 7-8 years ago. The screen resolution sucks and it has no biometric features but I slapped an SSD in there, removed the battery, and now it’s my Linux staging desktop.

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        You count lack of biometrics as a drawback?

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