Prolescum
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Which computing devices do you use?
Of course, I use a PC or laptop for general day-to-day stuff, and those who know me well know I use GNU/Linux (ElementaryOS to be precise) as my main operating system. My laptop is an HP Pavilion g6 with an AMD E2-3000 APU and 8GiB of up yours RAM. Pretty nice machine, couple of years old now. I keep a copy of Windows 7 on it for testing (like LoR site issues), but almost never use it.
My PC is hardly ever used these days except when I need to use an older browser (fuck you, IE 6!). It runs Windows XP, Debian 5, and openSUSE 11.4, although it's had many partitions over its life time.
I use a Samsung Galaxy S3 running Cyanogenmod 11 for my not-at-home browsing (at work, on the train or what-have-you), and, obviously, as a phone/Game Boy substitute.
I have two lilliputers, an Asus Eeepc and an Acer Aspire One, both running Ubuntu variants (can't recall which, they're still boxed from my move a while back).
Finally, last week I purchased a Lenovo Yoga 8 tablet running Android 4.4.2. to pretty much replace my laptots as my portable thought collector. Love it in all the right ways. Massive battery life, this one.
Of course, I use a PC or laptop for general day-to-day stuff, and those who know me well know I use GNU/Linux (ElementaryOS to be precise) as my main operating system. My laptop is an HP Pavilion g6 with an AMD E2-3000 APU and 8GiB of up yours RAM. Pretty nice machine, couple of years old now. I keep a copy of Windows 7 on it for testing (like LoR site issues), but almost never use it.
My PC is hardly ever used these days except when I need to use an older browser (fuck you, IE 6!). It runs Windows XP, Debian 5, and openSUSE 11.4, although it's had many partitions over its life time.
I use a Samsung Galaxy S3 running Cyanogenmod 11 for my not-at-home browsing (at work, on the train or what-have-you), and, obviously, as a phone/Game Boy substitute.
I have two lilliputers, an Asus Eeepc and an Acer Aspire One, both running Ubuntu variants (can't recall which, they're still boxed from my move a while back).
Finally, last week I purchased a Lenovo Yoga 8 tablet running Android 4.4.2. to pretty much replace my laptots as my portable thought collector. Love it in all the right ways. Massive battery life, this one.
