fennaixelphox

I'm Phox, and welcome to Jackass.

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What's up gamers, it's ya boi Phox. 23 yo furry, Pac-Man shitposter, Fennekin and Hisui Zorua appreciator, and occasional hobbyist. I exist, sometimes, also. I haven't decided yet.

I don't really post much of my own stuff, but I do occasionally share NSFW/kink stuff, so please be 18+.

Check out my ask blog! @ask-the-phox-gang

Current project: Exodus
Current icon by me!


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atomicthumbs
@atomicthumbs

as an e-waste professional, I heavily concur with the suggestion to buy a used/refurbished business laptop in good condition. they are generally made much better than the consumer laptops; they're more sturdy, and they're designed to be serviced. we refurbish these at work, along with the consumer ones, and the business laptops have a much lower incidence of coming back later with problems.

even the fancy/high-end consumer laptops (XPS, HP Spectre, etc) are generally more shoddy than their business counterparts.


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in reply to @MxSelfDestruct's post:

i can attest for the keyboard troubles actually. the V3-371 i currently use as my home server has had the W and D keys fall out due to minecraft gaming. incredibly flimsy keyboard build. also windows just Broke on it one day, and it went into the closet for several years until i learned about linux. now it has served me as a home server for 2.5 years without much trouble.

i have an acer chromebook (given by my school during quarantine, so I didn't buy it) with two usb-c inputs and I can only say that was a blindly made good choice because one of them stopped working after a year of use. the battery life is... something to be desired, and I have to keep it at the minimum brightness to use it for a good length of time. the absolute worst thing to give to people who tend to not care about their tech, if a carefully used one is having a hard time after 2 years.

in reply to @atomicthumbs's post:

God, yeah bought a laptop back on 2017, Insprion 15 (not the fancy glued together ones dell sucks with product lines having the same or similar names like any other company), and considered throwing it out since it was slow out the box, until I learned I could upgrade it and give a new least on life. Granted it not a good gaming nor drawing laptop with the upgrades, more RAM, SSD drive replacement, and linux(KDE Neon), it still servicable for websurfing and watching videos.

Perhaps I'll get new laptop for drawing for the next time I'm traveling, but def this time something referb or used when looking around amazon or ebay.

not a recycler day-job, but if you need a beefcake workstation for cheap, get the previous generation of business line of Thinkstation

you can get a beefy used P520 for stupid cheap that was chucked when some tech company's lenovo contract upgraded them

they make those things last too (so they dont have to do their warranty repairs for their business clients) and the cases are really nice to work with

also I bought the business model of LG monitor with a stand infinitely better than their consumer model monitor stands. if you dont care about gamer refresh rates or whatever, they're def worth looking at