Can I come to sell my perfect apples?
- Thread starter lunachii
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AnimalCrossingPerson
Please respect GDPR
Apples aren't my native fruit and I have the Bell Boom ordinance but you'd be better off waiting until I (or someone else with Bell Boom) has it on premium since then they sell for double. 
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Also, I like your signature as the frame rate is just low enough to not trigger my laptop fans to spin. But here I am still sharing this 30fps (or whatever it is) .gif so they'll spin slowly anyway.
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Also, I like your signature as the frame rate is just low enough to not trigger my laptop fans to spin. But here I am still sharing this 30fps (or whatever it is) .gif so they'll spin slowly anyway.
The thing is, if your fans have to spin to keep the thing cool, then that's fine, but if they're just ever so slowly whirring away in the background then it can be a bit of a pain as it sounds kind of strange and causes greater interference on the headphone jack.
Also, if a program is running full throttle then so will the fans and the laptop stays only a little bit warm, unless it's in a bed with the covers on or something silly like that. If nothing much is happening then the fans don't spin and the computer doesn't really warm up. HOWEVER, if something is happening but it's not a lot then the fans will spin slowly but not quickly enough to keep the laptop cool so it warms up. Doesn't really matter as it doesn't warm up enough to be of any issue but it's noticeable if you stick your hand under it.
That's the great thing about laptops - you can just raise them up and stick your hand underneath to feel how warm they are. With desktops, it can be tricky to lift them up to stick your hand under them as they're usually quite heavy. Often there's plenty of heat spouting out the back though so it's all good.
Also, if a program is running full throttle then so will the fans and the laptop stays only a little bit warm, unless it's in a bed with the covers on or something silly like that. If nothing much is happening then the fans don't spin and the computer doesn't really warm up. HOWEVER, if something is happening but it's not a lot then the fans will spin slowly but not quickly enough to keep the laptop cool so it warms up. Doesn't really matter as it doesn't warm up enough to be of any issue but it's noticeable if you stick your hand under it.
That's the great thing about laptops - you can just raise them up and stick your hand underneath to feel how warm they are. With desktops, it can be tricky to lift them up to stick your hand under them as they're usually quite heavy. Often there's plenty of heat spouting out the back though so it's all good.
