u/khiyar_migholi

In the app when I click on the top three dots there's not an update option anymore just account.

It's actually fun! you don't have to be a whale to succeed, you get unlimited retirees so it's not stressful. The only thing is the daily limit which I understand

1. Consider a Desktop First

If you don't need to carry your computer around, go for a desktop instead of a laptop. You get way better performance for the money, and they are much easier to upgrade down the road. Picking out parts or building one yourself can seem a bit intimidating at first, but the performance boost is totally worth it.

2. Don't Just Look at the Spec Sheet

You can't always rely on just the basic specs. For example, two laptops might both say they have an RTX 3050 graphics card, but they won't necessarily perform the same. For one, the RTX 3050 actually comes in 4GB and 6GB versions. Also, a thin-and-light laptop simply can't give you the same graphics performance as a chunky gaming laptop, even with the same chip. Thicker laptops have much better cooling, which lets them push more power to the GPU. Slim laptops have to limit their power so they don't overheat.

3. OLED Isn't Perfect for Everything

OLED screens are amazing, but they aren't universally the best. If you're going to be reading or typing a lot of text, an OLED monitor can actually look a bit less sharp and harder to read than a standard IPS panel.

4. Pixel Density Matters More Than Just Resolution

Keep in mind that display quality is tied to screen size, so you really want to pay attention to pixel density. This is why a 1080p TV usually looks terrible up close—stretching 1920x1080 pixels across a 55-inch screen makes the individual pixels huge. Because of this, a 13-inch laptop with a 1080p screen will actually look sharper and clearer than a 16-inch laptop with that exact same resolution.

5. Try Before You Buy

Whenever possible, test the laptop out in person before buying it. Head to a store so you can get a physical feel for the device. Type on the keyboard, see how the screen looks with your own eyes, and check out how the touchpad feels.

5.5. The Touchpad Details

Speaking of touchpads, there are three main things to consider: material, size, and the click mechanism. Glass is generally the best material, and bigger is usually better (which is standard on most modern laptops).

The click mechanism is the biggest difference-maker. Older laptops used to have two physical buttons below the pad, but to make touchpads bigger, manufacturers made the whole pad clickable. Most use a "diving board" or island-style mechanism. With these, clicking near the bottom is easy, but it gets harder to press the higher up you go—to the point where the very top is basically unclickable. A lot of people find that pretty annoying (I personally just use tapping ).

Then there are haptic touchpads. Full disclaimer: I haven't used one myself, but from what I hear, it's like the home button on an iPhone 8. There is no physical moving part; instead, a little motor creates a vibration that tricks your finger into feeling a click. You'll usually find this on higher-end Windows laptops and MacBooks.

Hey guys. I was thinking could it be that the rock life forms that came after phos prayed away humanity, exist because phos prayed for them subconsciously? Cause after phos destroyed kongō they told them to pray for happiness with all their heart, and the rock life forms made phos happy as they said themselves. Just a theory tho.

Hello guys. I am an Iranian and up until very recently we didn't have any access to the international internet. This black out lasted almost 3 whole months. During these 3 months we didn't have any and I mean any access to anything outside of the country, no news, no social media, not even messengers. I'm very pleased to answer your question regarding my experience.