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Comfy thread
>>55470458
typing like that is absolutely not comfy
and laptops are uncomfy in general
Have you ever sat in bed holding up your phone to watch a video for longer than 10 minutes?
Ew, no.
>>55470851
keyboard is elevated too much
>>55470465
it can be with external kbd on your crotch
>>55470491
I watch videos for hours on my nexus 7 TABLET in bed. Typing with two hands now in portrait view laying down.
>>55470458
>>55470851
FEET 2bh
>>55470458
Those tits look pretty comfy desu
>>55470458
>>55472388
Looks nice but where the fuck are you going to leave that entire construction when you want to go sleep?
Also why the fuck is there a couch in the bedroom.
>>55470458
looks comfy ONLY if you can put your elbows on bed and reach asdfjkl; with slightly bent fingers, otherwise - thanks but no.
This is my "comfy", though my ass hurts after a while, and I think I might get myself CTS since I put my hands weight on my wrist when I use the mouse.
>>55472388
Long term hospitalization comfy
>>55472034
Have you ever wanted a gf who was taller than you and had C cups augmented to dd cups? Com.fy.
>>55471311
This with Nexus 9
>>55473061
>fake tits
Absolutely disgusting if I'm being honest.
>>55471065
>tiny screen
>not comfy
This is how I like to watch anime.
>>55473168
This is the only logical thing in this thread
>>55473206
I lay in bed and code with my laptop on my chest. My fingers aer on home row except its my middle fingers on j and f because my hands are on the left/right of the laptop instead of on the bottom.
>>55473258
When I have done this I find it hurts from craning my neck after a while?
>>55473275
idk I have my neck propped up pretty high it only hurts if I look down at the keyboard which has helped me to learn to touch type better.
>>55473168
>dat Optimus
>>55471006
all my keks
>>55473168
Porn must be great
>>55472552
Kek mine is there too
>>55474436
It's just so damn comfy.
>>55475379
Really is anon.
>>55475534
>x220
>bed
>laptop on chest
Maximum comfy invoked.
stay comfy
>>55472552
>>55475379
>>55475534
>>55476213
those poor laptops
>>55472724
maybe roll it towards the window???
>>55476265
Wash your feet anon.
>>55476306
that is washed senpai they are just fucked up.
>>55476265
Your toes. Rip
Remember the story from another comfy thread
>>55476340
at least they are steal strong now.
>>55476327
Why not just get a tablet?
Or do you enjoy getting cucked by M$?
>>55476385
I enjoy the functionality over a tablet. I can use Ethernet and an ssd.
>>55472724
>Apple computer
the couch is for your loved ones to visit you while dying of AIDs
>>55470458
Wouldn't that seriously fuck up the cooling? The heat pipes found in laptops are very dependent on gravity, which is why the thinkpads used in space have been "specially modified".
>>55475379
>>55475534
>>55476213
>>55476265
This plus pic related. I'm doing it with an old HP sleekbook that turns the fan off when it can. Gaming at 1366x768 with everything maxed out on a fanless laptop is quite nice.
>>55476516
My UMPC is made to work like that. Its from ware house inventory computers.
>>55472388
too bad they dont make those sweet sweet monitors anymore
RIP rest in moms pasghetti
>>55472388
This is someone who has heard of the concept of home decorating and maybe even read a magazine about it once but grossly misunderstood the fundamentals. At least you didn't fuck up the colours.
>>55476602
They steal souls and bitches now.
>>55476516
>he thinks heat pipes depend on gravity
jesus christ dude. are you afraid to put your laptop in your bag after you close it? learn how heat pipes work. theres a lining on the inside that holds the moisture, its not actually a pool of liquid in the pipe
>>55476636
no he said VERY dependent
>>55476649
he's VERY misinformed.
>>55476636
>learn how heat pipes work
Likewise.
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heat_pipe
>The liquid then returns to the hot interface through either capillary action, centrifugal force, or gravity, and the cycle repeats
Liquid evaporates, vapour rises because gravity, condenses on the cool end, liquid falls back down to hot end because gravity.
>are you afraid to put your laptop in your bag after you close it?
That's a nice straw man you got there.
>>55476736
As is wikipedia.
>>55476821
capillary action you fuck
>>55476821
water vapor rises because of pressure and heat differential, not because of gravity.
All i can see is the little space between her breasts. Btw wtf is she typing?
>>55476934
Ok, here's a nice experiment for you; get your laptop, put it on a desk and then run furmark or intel burn in test or both. Keep an eye on the temperature and note what it settles on. Now, flip it so that it's standing on the screen as if the screen were the base instead. Now take a look at those temperatures again. Either your temperatures will have climbed or your clock rate will have sunk.
Yes, capillary action is *partially* responsible for the movement of the liquid but not wholly responsible. No amount of insults will change that.
>>55476946
Hot gasses do not rise in zero gravity. I was grossly oversimplifying.
>>55477008
yes, please try this experiment
>>55477043
Gotta love gaymen in your bed.
>>55475379
t450s?
>>55477016
That cat is killing me an8n
>>55477052
I already have and I saw the expected temperature rise, which is why I'm suggesting that you try it. Go ahead, or forever be known as a poor troll.
>>55477150
please post proof, or forever be known as a dumbass
>>55477167
What, exactly, will you accept as proof? This is why I'm suggesting you do it, as anything I can do will be met with "lol fake"
>>55477198
>>55477043
Will test with my laptop shown here when I get home, probably tomorrow morning. I'll make a bread about it. Temps under load have never broken 65C before.
Do you think my little room is comfy anons? (Posting picture from bed)
>>55472736
This
>>55470458
>>55477251
Thank you for trying to settle it but I doubt the other anon will accept anything as proof. Oh, and please keep an eye on clock rates as well, your laptop might throttle instead of letting the temperature climb.
Maximum comfy
>>55477415
What a hero.
>>55476306
>>55476340
>giving free (You)s to tripfags
how new are you?
>>55477485
Tripfriends in general aren't bad, it's only a bad thing if anons start obsessing over the fact that they have a trip. I'll make an exception to that though; that be awesome guy is just a troll and I have no idea why idiots keep falling for it.
>>55477367
Gotcha
>>55470458
I've got a monitor arm at home that I dangle an old 24" TV off of. It fully articulates and lets me lay underneath the screen. Put on my Sonys and open up K-on and I'm gone.
>>55470458
Nothankyou. I keep it on my lap.
>>55477016
You should get a new screen, that thing is huge lol
>>55473392
You must tell me what this is.
>>55477415
>he will get laid before me
so goes life
>>55479543
It's helps to pose your dead bodies.
>>55476265
kys
>>55479748
I have no reason too. You can though,
>>55477541
Trips are fagget cacer in circle jerks.
Someone recommend me a good inexpensive high back chair with headrest
>>55470851
The Japanese never fail to one up everyone
>>55472388
that screen is heinously dirty
>>55480257
Pretty sure those are just reflections.
>>55470465
As long as your upper arms can lie at rest, it's pretty comfy.
>>55472724
the couch is for you to sit on while jamal fucks your wife
>>55477008
>Hot gasses do not rise in zero gravity
No, but they still diffuse, which is all a heat pipe needs.
>browsing on chrome with location off
>location:LA
>hundreds of miles away
>some time later
>location:Oakland
>a couple of hours away now
Comfy feeling lost guys. The robots are getting closer. How do I stop the botnet?
>>55473168
thats comfy to the max
>>55477016
arent you afraid that giant crt monitor might fall on your nutsuck when your asleep?
>>55477052
I tried it on my Chinkpad L412. The methodology is as follows.
I run a program that logs the CPU temperatures ten times per second. I let it run for ten seconds with the system at idle, then start a program that simply while(1)-spins four threads to load the CPU. I let it run for one minute, then stop it, and let the CPU cool down for one minute. Then I stop logging.
The results are graphed. Pic related is with the Chinkpad in normal position, on a table. More pictures to follow.
>>55481268
This is with the laptop rotated 90° to the left, so that the side of the laptop faces gravity.
>>55481278
This is with the laptop rotated 90° to the back, so that the back of the laptop faces down.
>>55481297
Last test. This is with the laptop upside down, so that the keyboard faces down.
>>55481268
>>55481278
>>55481297
>>55481305
So with the results in hand, it does seem that there may be a slight gravitational sensitivity to having the back of the laptop face down.
I actually reran this test a few times to see if it was a fluke, but it seems pretty repeatable. Whether it is significant is a wholly different matter.
>>55481268
In case anyone wants to repeat the experiment, here's all the code I used.
The first is a Python3 program, "tempgraph", that logs the temperature. It's hard-coded to find Intel coretemp devices; change if necessary:
http://pastebin.com/VBKG2mDb
The following is a small C program for creating 4 spinning threads to load the CPU:
http://pastebin.com/JGYzUQKg
Redirect the output of tempgraph to a file, and plot it using gnuplot:set terminal png size 1024,768
set output "/tmp/temps1.png"
plot [0:130] [20:100] "/tmp/temps1" using 1:2 title "Core 1" with lines, "" using 1:3 title "Core 2" with lines
Automate the testing with this command-line:tempgraph -d 0.1 >/tmp/temps1 & sleep 10; loadcpu & sleep 60; killall -v loadcpu; sleep 60; killall -INT -v tempgraph
>>55481297
Actually, since it seemed that the temperature hadn't stabilized when the loaded minute had passed, I redid the test with three minutes load and return-to-idle, with pic related as result.
It actually really does seem that something is wrecking cooling in this position.
>>55481890
Just for consistency, I also redid the other positions with the new durations. Here's the new result for >>55481268.
>>55481905
This is the update for >>55481278.
>>55481919
And this is the updated result for >>55481305.
>>55481890
I'm not really sure if this can be explained with the orientation of the heatpipes relative to gravity, though. If that were the issue, I should think that >>55481919 (where the side of the laptop faces down) should be more affected, since that's the primary direction that the heatpipes run.
>>55473168
Looks fucking rad desu
>>55473168
Name of holder, plx.
>>55482039
https://www.amazon.co.uk/TaoTronics-Universal-Easy-lock-Aluminum-Windows/dp/B012AM9HVI/
>he doesn't have his phone laying on his stomach
>he puts a hot laptop on his stomach
>>55481890
In fact, it also seems that it's not just the axis of gravity that matters. Pic related is the same axis, but with the front of the laptop facing downwards, and it's perfectly normal.
>>55482130
Thanks Anon! Is there any information on the maximum weight it can hold? Would it handle a laptop?
>>55470851
why the fuck not use a laptop? fucking gooks.
>>55477043
so much faggy shit in one picture; jesus anon, you tried hard.
>fallfallfallfallfallfallfallfallfallfall
>>55476414
nice portables, pocket-size laptops are my crack.
>>55482377
you mean a cellphone, you dipshit?
>>55482184
For the record, here's the heatpipe configuration.
>>55482425
No, that would be a portable, pocket-size tablet.
>>55476213
nice doge
>>55482377
thanks man I love em.
>>55482425
Those are portable computers.
I am going to steal my duahters headphones now. Haaaaaahaha
>>55482201
Having it in hand, the arm can probably hold a lot of weight as it has dials that can be tightened to lock it in position. However, with something heavy that would be a pain as you'd have to adjust the dials each time to move the arm (with my surface I can keep it 'half tightened' and have all pivots easily adjustable while still holding its shape when I let go, but I don't think it would be possible with something much heavier- the Surface is 0.8kg for the record).
The rubber holders may prove to be a limitation as measuring them they can only hold a cuboid less than 16mm thick. The rubber tabs that support a device 'upside down' like in my picture are also not particularly strong. I doubt they'd support anything really heavy.
So I guess it depends on whether you have a big laptop or an ultralight?
Hope this helps!
>>55470851
I broke my legs/10
>>55483595
My legs are OK
Is there some bracket available with a mouse surface to use with an armchair? I like gaymin with my TV but can't use it for non-controller games. The only things I can find with a google search are brackets for desks, or armchair brackets with a laptop mount as well.
>>55473075
Not if they prop up an already great set of tits. That's the game changer.
>>55482916
I have a normally large Chinkpad, so it sounds like it would less than optimal, unfortunately.
Perhaps that arm is the first good argument for me to actually get a tablet. I could perhaps even install ordinary Debian on it and use a BT keyboard.
>>55481962
>orientation of the heatpipes relative to gravity, though
It's the only variable we're changing here, so what else could it be?
>>55481398
Thank you anon, for actually taking the time to do something like this. While it isn't the definitive proof that I claimed it was, it certainly does reinforce what I was saying at least.
