Why is /g/ so obsessed against cpu/ssd stickers on laptops?
I get the hate for stickers on the lid, but what's wrong with the one under the keyboard?
the laptop looks cleaner without them
>>51277762
imo stickers of any kind are just a form of peacocking. any true pro doesn't need to show off their subjective preferences to everyone in the room. being a "sleeper" has benefits
mv op /dev/ebin
It's sort of an IT dick measuring contest. I personally try to stick as many of them as possible to counter any MSI Gaming Series in my proximity
Because it's a c.uckstamp that you voluntarily keep on the hardware you own.
>>51277762
I never add stickers, but i also hate removing the ones it comes with.
>>51277915
pretty much, i never add stickers, and anyone with stickers is just attention whoring, and usually hasn't the faintest notion as to what's really going on. it's like they just want to make friends and be told they're hip, instead of making software
>>51277762
I always keep the Intel sticker and remove every other sticker unless there's a THX or Bose, Harman Kardon etc..
>>51277800
>not putting core 2 dou stickers on a core i5 thinkpad
>>51277991
>not putting core i7q stickers on a single core celeron laptop
>>51277762
>ultimate edition
Using anything from that kike.
>>51277878
mv op /dev/null
>>51277762
Not removing the stickers.
Guuuuuuuys whyyyy
>>51277762
Because, at least on laptops, they're gonna start to peel off from general use anyway. On a tower they look fine most of the time.
>>51278014
>Not putting Pentium stickers on a P50 with a Xeon
I removed the Windows stickers from my laptops and stuck them to my consoles. Now my Xbox runs Vista.
>>51277762
because no one gives a shit anyway, its a laptop. Faggot.
