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blake307:
Doing well. Going to be graduating from College a few months from now.

RoninatorMarx:
On one hand, I guess I'm doing alright. I'm still well and running. Managing to help the local community somewhat. On the other hand, life problems, feeling secluded, and rare sleepless nights because of.

I don't mean to sound heartless, but I just don't want to rant/whine/whatever. I'm just holding on right now and it seems to get more difficult as time passes.

chikorita157:
Calm as I finally finished my bachelors degree and graduate in a week in a half, which my sister will be graduating as well... Afterwards, I plan on getting a Masters in IT Administration and Security while my sister continues her Masters in BME.

Also, ordered new computers as graduation presents. My sister is getting a Dell Precision N4700 with a 2.7 GHz Intel i7 Quad Core, 16 GB of memory, 1080p IPS screen, 1 TB HD and nVidia Quadro K2000 and Windows 7 because she uses Engineering applications that require a fast computer. I'm getting a 2012 non-Retina Macbook Pro with a 2.6GHz i7 Quad Core, 750GB 7200 RPM HD, High-res Anti-Glare screen, nVidia Geforce GT 650m with 1GB GDDR5 with a 16 GB aftermarket upgrade. Either way, it will make running virtual machines and video editing a lot quicker. Can't wait. :p

altuixde:

--- Quote from: chikorita157 on May 09, 2013, 08:01:55 pm ----snip-
I'm getting a 2012 non-Retina Macbook Pro with a 2.6GHz i7 Quad Core, 750GB 7200 RPM HD, High-res Anti-Glare screen, nVidia Geforce GT 650m with 1GB GDDR5 with a 16 GB aftermarket upgrade. Either way, it will make running virtual machines and video editing a lot quicker. Can't wait. :p

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Why didn't you wait until WWDC (in June)? New MacBooks could be introduced then, and the price of the models they replace might come down a bit. Also, if they do reduce the price of the 2012 MacBooks at WWDC, you'd be eligible for a credit of the difference if you buy one at the end of May (less than two weeks before the price reduction).

chikorita157:

--- Quote from: altuixde on May 09, 2013, 11:00:45 pm ---Why didn't you wait until WWDC (in June)? New MacBooks could be introduced then, and the price of the models they replace might come down a bit. Also, if they do reduce the price of the 2012 MacBooks at WWDC, you'd be eligible for a credit of the difference if you buy one at the end of May (less than two weeks before the price reduction).

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I'm afraid that they will discontinue the 15 inch classic Macbook Pros and keep only the 13 inch, which means I will be stuck with the Retinas that you can't upgrade and they are too expensive when you add a 16 GB DDR3 ram and a 512GB SSD since it's non-servicable. Of course, that means I can't do a build to order once those models go away. But I don't really care about having an older GPU and CPU as a Quad Core i7 is already faster than my dual core i5 2.4GHz Base model and that I don't really play games on my computers. I do Photoshop, video editing, programing and run multiple Virtual Machines.

Also, I ordered it with a JIS keyboard as I find out that you can't actually type some words such as パーティー using romanji typing and I'm still learning the language. While there is a few differences, I think I can get used to it since it's similar to a qwerty keyboard.

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