If anyone out there knows anything about laptops and what I should be looking for/spending on a USED one, please let me know 
....Because I hate thinking that I am getting a deal when really I'm getting ripped the fuck off.
That pisses me off.
Today wasn't as stressful as yesterday was, but I'm still pretty fucking tired.
One of my professors saw me outside and told me that I looked like I needed a "good meditation"
??????
What I need is good sleep, good food, and some fun to tie it all in together.
....maybe one day I can accomplish such things.
I KNOW I will have a update of more substance in a day or two, but for now... this is all I got, kids!
*NA*
....Because I hate thinking that I am getting a deal when really I'm getting ripped the fuck off.
That pisses me off.
Today wasn't as stressful as yesterday was, but I'm still pretty fucking tired.
One of my professors saw me outside and told me that I looked like I needed a "good meditation"
??????
What I need is good sleep, good food, and some fun to tie it all in together.
....maybe one day I can accomplish such things.
I KNOW I will have a update of more substance in a day or two, but for now... this is all I got, kids!
*NA*
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mngddss:
sleep food and fun, im in! sounds perfect to me.
nalar:
It's gonna be hard to find ANY used notebook (Pentium 3 or newer) for less than $300 in good shape. It's not impossible, but not likely. The most important thing IMHO when buying a notebook, however, is the warranty. Unlike desktop PC's, a lot of the hardware in notebooks is proprietary, unique to each vendor, making repairs expensive. In the end, I just ended up coughing up $700 for a new Dell with a two year warranty. Dell isn't my first choice, but I already have a desktop computer that I built, so I just wanted something that could work and last me.