super mario world for virtual console save96*
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SylverReZ:
@_Ruri_, I like laptops in small formfactors, still got an Asus and Toshiba laptop that I use for testing stuff out. -
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_Ruri_:
@SylverReZ, I still gave the HP Netbook in my drawer lol, it was my first computer, I could never get rid of it+1 -
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_Ruri_:
Don't use laptops too much tbh, especially small laptops, iPads completely obliterated them in everything tbh+1
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SylverReZ:
The last laptop I ever used was a Lenovo (not a ThinkPad), storage got full quite quickly because it was limited to 32GB lol.+1
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SylverReZ:
I never use Win10 or Win11 because of the risks associated, I'm a lot more fond of the customization and ease of use when using Linux.
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_Ruri_:
I'm on Win11 IoT Enterprise LTSC, it gets security updates for 10 years and you can disable a lot of telemetry and other stuff with groups policies
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_Ruri_:
Don't use Linux because a lot of games I play aren't fully supported on Linux and making them run it's kind of a pain
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SylverReZ:
I can remember what PC's I've used over the years. (2011-2013) - Medion PC with Windows 7, (2014-2017) - HP Compaq DC7100 with Windows XP Pro SP3, (2017-2021) - Lenovo IdeaPad 120S-11IAP.
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SylverReZ:
@_Ruri_, Only play games on old consoles that I have or via emulation. Not too much of a new games fanboy.
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_Ruri_:
I used the netbook (HP Mini something) from like 2009 to 2010, a Sony Vaio from 2010 to like 2015 then got an Asus laptop with 4gb ram and 1tb memory which I kept until 2020 when I upgraded to the Lenovo which I used until October 2023 when I built my first PC.+1
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_Ruri_:
@SylverReZ, Hm yeah I understand, Linux can work if you don't play new games, I still do though so it's not super practical for me. I have a spare SSD though, I could experiment with stuff in the future+1
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