(Part 4) Top products from r/shittybattlestations

As a new starter, I'd highly recommend the D&D Starter Set - Comes with a lot of what you need without over loading you with information.

I would then recommend if you want to create a character taking a look at dndbeyond who allow for creating up to 6 characters for free, gives you a tonne of helpful info and helps calculate stats. Especially helpful for leveling up.

And if you just want to chill, see how the game works and unfurls, take a look at Critical Role who have episodes from their campaigns.

It's a Xootr Mg (http://www.amazon.com/Xootr-Mg-with-Fender-Black/dp/B001LUQGYC) and cost about $270. I actually didn't like it very much... very roomy, but the performance wasn't anything special and it was very heavy and bulky.

I just returned it and instead bought a Razor A5 Lux (http://www.amazon.com/Razor-A5-Lux-Scooter/dp/B004C6BGII) for less than half the cost. I scooted it about 15 miles today all over Washington DC, and it's GREAT — much lighter and more portable than the Xootr.

The Xootrs are very classy. They're like the Rolls Royces of scooters. Razor A5s are like the Honda Civics.

Little do you know about monitors of old. 60 hz was a strain on most peoples eyes back in the day. You are applying what little information you have of LCD's to CRT's. My 19" I purchased in 2000 era had 120hz on lower resolutions and I could do 100hz on my max resolution. I bought a 21" around 2001 and I could achieve 85hz at 1600x1200

https://www.amazon.com/Sony-GDM-FW900-Widescreen-Trinitron-Monitor/dp/B00004YNSR

That was my favorite monitor from the CRT era, I loved the thing until the trinitron tube started to crap out and I had green lines and faded colors. I had a dell trinitron paired with it, but I got rid of it for a nice 24" samsung LCD. The thing seemed huge compared to it. I was pleasantly surprised how 60hz wasn't killing my eyesight.

Ooh, laptop-as-wifi-bridge! I've done that. It works okay, definitely better than nothing.

If you're expecting to make it permanent, you should probably invest in one of these freakishly useful buggers, which is way more compact than your laptop and also not your laptop. Alternatively, you can get a PCIE wifi card for your desktop, though that's a less flexible solution.

I love it! I got one of these. Such a wonderful instrument.

LEDs:

monoprice

aliexpress

Tv/Arm/Mount:

amazon [Long Mount]

Speaker ideas:

amazon [In-Wall]

amazon [Hanging/Pendant]

Wall Mount Entertainment Center:

wayfair [Mount LEDs inside/Behind]

Ikea [Shelving]

Rug Dude:

wayfair

No. Those are actual engineering books that are on-topic with heat exchange that is done via air-cooled heat sinks and liquid cooling with radiators. My joke was aimed to a fellow engineer who would appreciate the humor.

Here, the exact two books i was referring to that I have in my own library.

www.amazon.com/Thermodynamics-Engineering-Approach-Edition-Michael/dp/B004M8EFV6

www.amazon.com/Fundamentals-Fluid-Mechanics-Edition-JustAsk/dp/0470067225

You can also use an usb device like this that allows you to switch which pc is connected to the keyboard and mouse.

Theyre discontinued now so I doubt you would find a new one. They were replaced by the g400 and that got discontinued as well. The next closest would be the g402 hyperion fury or the g403.

http://www.amazon.com/3-5-Inch-TFT-Monitor-Automobile/dp/B0045IIZKU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1344995756&sr=8-1&keywords=3.5+lcd

But you will need a 9V~12V adapter. It runs well on a 9V in this case. I just hooked it up to a breadboard.

Already ordered one off of amazon
 http://amzn.com/B005ILWY9G

I'l take one of these if i may.

Have you considered getting something like this?

I have one of these for my laptop and it works wonders!

http://www.amazon.com/ORICO-1109SS-Tool-Stainless-Steel/dp/B005IVFDVM/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1411580857&sr=8-2&keywords=5.25+to+3.5+bay+adapter+hot+swap

Upvote for powerline, but those are waaaaaaaay more expensive than they need to be. You can get a good set for under $50.

I personally use these, though they're slightly more expensive.

I have this FAVI mini keyboard for my HTPC. Much more convenient than a full size keyboard.

> Dell 1505FP
Yes it is!

that keyboard goes for >100$, your 8.40 is a steal. sell it for profit and buy a regular keyboard, plus a dozen more of these to sell again