What is a decent laptop that is good for college as well as gaming?

Can I make a suggestion? I recommend getting a laptop with NO graphics card. "But that can't game!" Think again. If I had to recommend a gaming laptop I would recommend something along the lines…

Top stories for Long   What is a decent laptop that is good for college as well as gaming? Roman Achille, Technology enthusiast who dips into coding and servers. • Updated July 10, 2018 Can I make a suggestion? I recommend getting a laptop with NO graphics card. "But that can't game!" Think again. If I had to recommend a gaming laptop I would recommend som... Read more » 371 63   If all prime numbers are odd, why isn't 2 an odd number? Jan van Delden, MSc Math and still interested • Answered December 7 [math]\\[/math] Since [math]2[/math] is even and prime your premise that all prime numbers are odd is false. or to rephrase If all wine bottles have a cork, why does this bottle with a screw top contain w... Read more » 16   If you saw a USB stick lying on the parking lot floor at work, would you pick it up and stick it into your computer to see whom it belongs to? Sam Tuohey, former CIO (1995-2011) • Answered December 15 I was CIO for a credit union in the 2000s. In early 2005, an employee found a USB stick one morning in the parking lot. She brought it to me, and I thanked her. We had a wor... Read more » 1K 42   Should spiders in the house be killed? Patrick Edwin Moran, I've been observing animals for many decades. • Updated December 15, 2020 I presume you mean "spiders that you find in the house." If you live in the right part of Australia you might find an Australian funnel-web spider out of its normal sphere ... Read more » 128 16   What is the coolest data structure? What makes it so cool? Joshua Gross, Associate Professor of Computer Science, CSU Monterey Bay • Answered February 27 My favorite data structure will likely always be the linked list. Sure, its applications are relatively limited, but where it is useful, it is fundamentally important. But t... Read more » 155 16   Why can't humans drink water directly from a river like other animals in the forest or eat food directly from the ground like dogs and cats? After all, aren't we animals like them? Karl Jansson, Science Guy • Answered February 28 Humans can and do eat stuff like berries, fruits, and vegetables directly picked from the plant. Humans can also drink water from rivers and brooks. But they only do that wh... Read more » 4.8K 380   Has a non-Qatari ever become a citizen of Qatar? Osamah Al-Maadeed, Qatari • Answered October 14, 2017 Lol. It has happened. The Qatari nationality law shows how it can happen. It's not a right and the law is much clearer in the original Arabic. (From memory) Article 1: Qataris... Read more » 57 13   Why are integrals so much more complicated than derivatives in calculus? Jonathan Nacionales, Babysitter of Engineers (2011-present) • Answered February 21 If calculus were a game, differentiation would be "Connect the Dots," while integration would be a 4D chess match against yourself. Differentiation: The Memoryless Workhorse ... Read more » 532 38   If a dog is charging at you, and you run towards it, what would be the dog's reaction? Michael Wayne, lives in San Jose, CA (1980-present) • Answered May 21, 2024 When I was in my late teens, my friends and I went out for a bike ride in some hilly neighborhoods. Bere in mind that the setting is city! We would pedal up a street and ra... Read more » 97 4   How difficult is it to be a CEO? What do they do? J.J. Nelson, party app guy • Updated December 7, 2014 The coach doesn't throw the ball. The director doesn't angle the camera. The general doesn't fight the battle. And the CEO doesn't solve technical problems. The CEO ... Read more » 130 2   Is it forbidden in the Bible not to put tattoos on your skin? Mollgrave, Music Producer/DJ at Mollgrave Invention (1991-present) • Answered December 6 It actually says that you cannot cut yourself. You can find that in Leviticus: Leviticus 19:28 "Ye shall not make any cuttings in your flesh for the dead, nor print any marks... Read more » 31 2   A time traveler lost his smartphone while on a trip to 1930. It's found and examined by the greatest physicists and electronics experts in the world. Will they ever figure out what it is and how it works? Chris Thomas, BA History, University of Virginia (2002) • Answered March 7 Forever is a long time. But in 1930 they'd be pretty confused by it. Of the components in a modern cell phone the only ones that would be familiar to a 1930s scientist are t... Read more » 1.8K 174 Read more in your feed

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