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Max
Apr 12, 2022, 6:06:36 AM4/12/22
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HP and Acer laptops seem to be competing in the same market segment –
similarly priced and similar spec laptops.
Which of these two is better?
I was previously an Acer person, but my current laptop is an HP and I
have found the casing to be quite weak – it has cracked after a couple
of years. I am little rough with it, but my Acers held up much better.
similarly priced and similar spec laptops.
Which of these two is better?
I was previously an Acer person, but my current laptop is an HP and I
have found the casing to be quite weak – it has cracked after a couple
of years. I am little rough with it, but my Acers held up much better.
Marco Moock
Apr 12, 2022, 6:23:19 AM4/12/22
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Am Dienstag, 12. April 2022, um 20:06:32 Uhr schrieb Max:
> Which of these two is better?
I recommend HP.
> Which of these two is better?
Acer often have problems with UEFI and Linux OS.
Rod Speed
Apr 12, 2022, 2:59:12 PM4/12/22
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Max <m...@val.morgan> wrote
> HP and Acer laptops seem to be competing in the samemarket segment –
manual available for download with theirs. Not with Acer.
And the HPs are fine to have the charger charging the laptop all
the time, doesn/t kill the battery. It does with Acers. More convenient.
> I was previously an Acer person, but my current laptop is an HP and I
> have found the casing to be quite weak – it has cracked after a couple
> of years. I am little rough with it, but my Acers held up much better.
I have never damaged mine, but I'm not stupid enough to treat it rougly.
> HP and Acer laptops seem to be competing in the samemarket segment –
> similarly priced and similar spec laptops.
> Which of these two is better?
I have always gone for HP because there is a full maintenance
> Which of these two is better?
manual available for download with theirs. Not with Acer.
And the HPs are fine to have the charger charging the laptop all
the time, doesn/t kill the battery. It does with Acers. More convenient.
> I was previously an Acer person, but my current laptop is an HP and I
> have found the casing to be quite weak – it has cracked after a couple
> of years. I am little rough with it, but my Acers held up much better.
Petzl
Apr 12, 2022, 7:31:12 PM4/12/22
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cheap, now good
Given up on Laptops old age when I did have only rare occasions
removed it from desks.
For me "All in ones" the way to go. Much better value than a laptop.
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Rod Speed
Apr 12, 2022, 8:55:36 PM4/12/22
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Petzl <pet...@gmail.com> wrote
> My choice has been HP sometime ago they were crap trying to be too
> cheap, now good
> Given up on Laptops old age when I did have only rare occasions
> removed it from desks.
I still do move mine around, mostly when updating the beer brewing
database during brewing and bottling and reorganising the massive
great beer storage room. I often have 18 months of beer ready to drink.
> For me "All in ones" the way to go. Much better value than a laptop.
I prefer a desktop PC because you can have the best
of every component with those and much easier to
work on if needed and much better as a PVR as well.
> Rod Speed <rod.sp...@gmail.com> wrote
>> Max <m...@val.morgan> wrote
>>> HP and Acer laptops seem to be competing in the same
>>> market segment – similarly priced and similar spec laptops.
>>> Which of these two is better?
>> I have always gone for HP because there is a full maintenance
>> manual available for download with theirs. Not with Acer.
>> And the HPs are fine to have the charger charging the laptop all the
>> time, doesn/t kill the battery. It does with Acers. More convenient.
>>> I was previously an Acer person, but my current laptop is an HP and I
>>> have found the casing to be quite weak – it has cracked after a couple
>>> of years. I am little rough with it, but my Acers held up much better.
>> I have never damaged mine, but I'm not stupid enough to treat it
>> roughly.
>> Max <m...@val.morgan> wrote
>>> HP and Acer laptops seem to be competing in the same
>>> market segment – similarly priced and similar spec laptops.
>>> Which of these two is better?
>> I have always gone for HP because there is a full maintenance
>> manual available for download with theirs. Not with Acer.
>> And the HPs are fine to have the charger charging the laptop all the
>> time, doesn/t kill the battery. It does with Acers. More convenient.
>>> I was previously an Acer person, but my current laptop is an HP and I
>>> have found the casing to be quite weak – it has cracked after a couple
>>> of years. I am little rough with it, but my Acers held up much better.
>> I have never damaged mine, but I'm not stupid enough to treat it
> My choice has been HP sometime ago they were crap trying to be too
> cheap, now good
> Given up on Laptops old age when I did have only rare occasions
> removed it from desks.
database during brewing and bottling and reorganising the massive
great beer storage room. I often have 18 months of beer ready to drink.
> For me "All in ones" the way to go. Much better value than a laptop.
of every component with those and much easier to
work on if needed and much better as a PVR as well.
keithr0
Apr 15, 2022, 7:56:36 AM4/15/22
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You can turn the display around and use it like a big tablet with a
stylus which is great for photo editing. It also has 2 M2 NMVe/PCI
slots, much better than SATA.
Max
Apr 15, 2022, 11:40:38 PM4/15/22
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On 13/04/2022 10:55 am, Rod Speed wrote:
> Petzl <pet...@gmail.com> wrote
>> Rod Speed <rod.sp...@gmail.com> wrote
>>> Max <m...@val.morgan> wrote
>
>>>> HP and Acer laptops seem to be competing in the same
>>>> market segment – similarly priced and similar spec laptops.
>
>>>> Which of these two is better?
>
>>> I have always gone for HP because there is a full maintenance
>>> manual available for download with theirs. Not with Acer.
>
>>> And the HPs are fine to have the charger charging the laptop all
>>> thetime, doesn/t kill the battery. It does with Acers. More convenient.
> Petzl <pet...@gmail.com> wrote
>> Rod Speed <rod.sp...@gmail.com> wrote
>>> Max <m...@val.morgan> wrote
>
>>>> HP and Acer laptops seem to be competing in the same
>>>> market segment – similarly priced and similar spec laptops.
>
>>>> Which of these two is better?
>
>>> I have always gone for HP because there is a full maintenance
>>> manual available for download with theirs. Not with Acer.
>
>>> And the HPs are fine to have the charger charging the laptop all
>
>>>> I was previously an Acer person, but my current laptop is an HP and I
>>>> have found the casing to be quite weak – it has cracked after a couple
>>>> of years. I am little rough with it, but my Acers held up much better.
>
>>> I have never damaged mine, but I'm not stupid enough to treat it
>>> roughly.
>
>> My choice has been HP sometime ago they were crap trying to be too
>> cheap, now good
>
>> Given up on Laptops old age when I did have only rare occasions
>> removed it from desks.
>
> I still do move mine around, mostly when updating the beer brewing
> database during brewing and bottling and reorganising the massive
> great beer storage room. I often have 18 months of beer ready to drink.
>
Doesn't beer go off after that amount of time?
>>>> I was previously an Acer person, but my current laptop is an HP and I
>>>> have found the casing to be quite weak – it has cracked after a couple
>>>> of years. I am little rough with it, but my Acers held up much better.
>
>>> I have never damaged mine, but I'm not stupid enough to treat it
>>> roughly.
>
>> My choice has been HP sometime ago they were crap trying to be too
>> cheap, now good
>
>> Given up on Laptops old age when I did have only rare occasions
>> removed it from desks.
>
> I still do move mine around, mostly when updating the beer brewing
> database during brewing and bottling and reorganising the massive
> great beer storage room. I often have 18 months of beer ready to drink.
>
Max
Apr 15, 2022, 11:41:54 PM4/15/22
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works fine.
So it doesn't matter if I treat it roughly - I get away with it.
Petzl
Apr 16, 2022, 1:27:40 AM4/16/22
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On Sat, 16 Apr 2022 13:40:33 +1000, Max <m...@val.morgan> wrote:
>>
>>> Given up on Laptops old age when I did have only rare occasions
>>> removed it from desks.
>>
>> I still do move mine around, mostly when updating the beer brewing
>> database during brewing and bottling and reorganising the massive
>> great beer storage room. I often have 18 months of beer ready to drink.
>>
>
>Doesn't beer go off after that amount of time?
>
Three years if stored properly as in kept cool.
>>
>>> Given up on Laptops old age when I did have only rare occasions
>>> removed it from desks.
>>
>> I still do move mine around, mostly when updating the beer brewing
>> database during brewing and bottling and reorganising the massive
>> great beer storage room. I often have 18 months of beer ready to drink.
>>
>
>Doesn't beer go off after that amount of time?
>
Best to use within 8 months.
<https://www.cooksillustrated.com/how_tos/6057-drinking-expired-beer>
--
Petzl
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Is it because the Democrats have something to hide?
Amazing to think that Lyndon Johnson perfected the
'sit-wait-see how many we need to win-then dump our
stuffed ballots at the last moment' electoral technique
in post-war Texas, and nothing has changed in US elections
in the 7 decades since.
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1948_United_States_Senate_election_in_Texas#Legal_battle>
The Left is fine with Vaccine Cards
but NOT voter IDs. Paying attention yet?
Rod Speed
Apr 16, 2022, 2:58:35 PM4/16/22
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Max <m...@val.morgan> wrote
Yes; but not in 18 months when bottled in glass.
Rod Speed
Apr 16, 2022, 3:02:15 PM4/16/22
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Max <m...@val.morgan> wrote
But if you weren't stupid enough to treat it roughly
you wouldn't have to have that abortion.
> So it doesn't matter if I treat it roughly - I get away with it.
That time you did, that isn't guaranteed, stupid.
you wouldn't have to have that abortion.
> So it doesn't matter if I treat it roughly - I get away with it.
Rod Speed
Apr 16, 2022, 3:11:42 PM4/16/22
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Petzl <pet...@gmail.com> wrote
> Best to use within 8 months.
> <https://www.cooksillustrated.com/how_tos/6057-drinking-expired-beer>
Home brew isnt pasteurized or filtered to eliminate bacteria.
And he is wrong about the taste too.
> Max <m...@val.morgan> wrote
>>>> Given up on Laptops old age when I did have only rare occasions
>>>> removed it from desks.
>>> I still do move mine around, mostly when updating the beer brewing
>>> database during brewing and bottling and reorganising the massive
>>> great beer storage room. I often have 18 months of beer ready to drink.
>> Doesn't beer go off after that amount of time?
> Three years if stored properly as in kept cool.
You don't have to keep it cool.
>>>> Given up on Laptops old age when I did have only rare occasions
>>>> removed it from desks.
>>> I still do move mine around, mostly when updating the beer brewing
>>> database during brewing and bottling and reorganising the massive
>>> great beer storage room. I often have 18 months of beer ready to drink.
>> Doesn't beer go off after that amount of time?
> Three years if stored properly as in kept cool.
> Best to use within 8 months.
> <https://www.cooksillustrated.com/how_tos/6057-drinking-expired-beer>
And he is wrong about the taste too.
Petzl
Apr 16, 2022, 7:38:32 PM4/16/22
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Rod Speed
Apr 16, 2022, 8:12:48 PM4/16/22
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Petzl <pet...@gmail.com> wrote
> Rod Speed <rod.sp...@gmail.com> wrote
>> Petzl <pet...@gmail.com> wrote
>>> Max <m...@val.morgan> wrote
>>>>>> Given up on Laptops old age when I did have only rare occasions
>>>>>> removed it from desks.
>>>>> I still do move mine around, mostly when updating the beer brewing
>>>>> database during brewing and bottling and reorganising the massive
>>>>> great beer storage room. I often have 18 months of beer ready to
>>>>> drink.
>>>> Doesn't beer go off after that amount of time?
>>> Three years if stored properly as in kept cool.
>> You don't have to keep it cool.
>>> Best to use within 8 months.
>>> <https://www.cooksillustrated.com/how_tos/6057-drinking-expired-beer>
>> Home brew isnt pasteurized or filtered to eliminate bacteria.
>> And he is wrong about the taste too.
> You should know, you have been making it for eons.
Yep, more than 300 batches now and I only drink one longneck a day.
>> Petzl <pet...@gmail.com> wrote
>>> Max <m...@val.morgan> wrote
>>>>>> Given up on Laptops old age when I did have only rare occasions
>>>>>> removed it from desks.
>>>>> I still do move mine around, mostly when updating the beer brewing
>>>>> database during brewing and bottling and reorganising the massive
>>>>> great beer storage room. I often have 18 months of beer ready to
>>>>> drink.
>>>> Doesn't beer go off after that amount of time?
>>> Three years if stored properly as in kept cool.
>> You don't have to keep it cool.
>>> Best to use within 8 months.
>>> <https://www.cooksillustrated.com/how_tos/6057-drinking-expired-beer>
>> Home brew isnt pasteurized or filtered to eliminate bacteria.
>> And he is wrong about the taste too.
> You should know, you have been making it for eons.
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