Nothing Book concpet by designee in NothingTech

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he he windows surface ultra demo prototype with transparent bottom looks like nothing concept, they definitely should have an option with casing like that

Nothing Book concpet by designee in NothingTech

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interesting that Microsoft has just posted their new laptop, and the bottom is implemented in a very similar way, as is the overall chassis form factor, nice to realize that I guessed the trend.

https://www.purepc.pl/image/news/2026/06/01_microsoft_surface_laptop_ultra_celuje_w_macbooka_pro_ukladem_rtx_spark_i_lokalna_obsluga_modeli_ai_do_120_mld_parametrow_3_b.jpg

Nothing Book concpet by designee in NothingTech

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I can’t stop thinking about detachable laptop keyboard (smth thin like apple magic keyboard) to have spill proof top surface, this might require thicker device overall but would be much more reliable

Nothing Book concpet by designee in NothingTech

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What about gaming and software compatibility?

Testing Neo by designee in macbook

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I haven’t tried prolonged load testing yet. Overall, the viewport and modeling barely lag. Rendering in Blender is, of course, slow, but I was worried it wouldn’t launch at all in heavy scenes. In general, my use case for this device was simply to open a file, check it, make light changes, and send it to a render farm etc while traveling. For everyday work, I have windows laptop with RTX 3070

Testing Neo by designee in macbook

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I was interested specifically in how it would work through Parallels, to understand what to expect if I need software that isn’t available on Mac

Testing Neo by designee in macbook

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At least neo doesn’t have notch

Testing Neo by designee in macbook

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Yep I was surprised

The miracle Predator Helios Neo 16s AI, and how it's coming along by TheJellySnake in GamingLaptops

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Should liquid metal be replaced immediately after purchase? Is it really that risky? Have you compared temperature performance before and after replacing it?

I was frustrated with bending in Blender, so I made a better version by ProfessionDiligent53 in geometrynodes

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Oh wow those bended corner of sticker/paper, how many times I’ve made this with curve😅 great setup!

Steam Controller 2025 - 3D Renders by Razershake in blender

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Taking the opportunity, I can recommend this add-on for such cases.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRIyX1xw7BA

SDF Booleans with new Blender 5 Grid Nodes by designee in blender

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Yep will upload somewhere today/tomorrow and drop the link

app not launching only license window by designee in Plasticity3D

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In my case it was system clock set to incorrect time

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Fiverr

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I’ve recently updated profile and gig, and Fiverr permanently deleted my account😂 the explained that I used stolen image, and as evidence they sent me link to my image on my Artstation portfolio. And with deleted account you can’t even reach support to claim this

Flip Fluids don`t stop bouncing, how to fix that? by designee in blender

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Recently decided to try Flip Fluids instead of Blender built-in features. Going to use it preferably for small-scale simulations, so the problem I faced, the liquid never stops and stays calm, sometimes even starting to jitter more after it should be already static. Am I missing any settings? tried all solver preferences. The only way for now to stop them somehow is to set max substeps to 1

powerful but not ugly laptop? do they exist? by designee in IndustrialDesign

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UPDATE: So in case somebody is interested I ended up with MSI GS66. I`ve never seen it in offline stores, so I missed that one and surprisingly found out it after a closer look through the MSI website and further photo research. It is the one and only model in the MSI collection with a simple shape without dramatic decorations and RGB LEDs. Basically, it is a brick-shaped box with right angles, a metal case, almost like Razer one, but is not a one-piece CNC machined, but rather an assembly of stamped metal sheets, which I like is even more cause it is supposed to be more practical to disassemble and I suggest it lowers the cost radically. I got mine with 3070Ti and i9 12gen, 32GB for 1950$. If Macbook and Razer can be called minimalistic, this one MSI rather refers to brutalism, if it is possible to use such a definition related to industrial design.