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Lenovo Legion 9i Gen 9 (16", Intel) – flagship gaming laptop powered by Intel Core i9-14900HX (24 cores, up to 5.8GHz) and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 Laptop GPU (16GB, up to 175W). Packs 32GB DDR5-5600 RAM, 2TB PCIe Gen4 RAID0 SSD, and Lenovo’s LA2 AI chip.

Features a 16" 3.2K (3200×2000) Mini LED display, 165Hz refresh, HDR1000, 100% Adobe RGB & DCI-P3, 1200 nits brightness, Dolby Vision, and NVIDIA G-SYNC.

Ports: 2× Thunderbolt 4, HDMI 2.1, Ethernet, USB-A, USB-C, SD card reader, combo audio jack.
Audio: Harman stereo speakers (2×2W), FHD webcam with e-shutter.

Battery: 99.99Wh with Rapid Charge (0–70% in 30 min), includes 330W GaN and 140W USB-C adapters and the included key caps.

Aski

For sale my Legion 9i Gen 9.

Comes with 330w and  140w charger and the included key caps.

Asking price: $1550 + shipped

Timestamp: https://imgur.com/a/tTQymtH

You (player) are saddled with managing not to starve to death in a dystopia world revolving around the control of food, and your job is also to ensure that food is up to standards. It's vaguely implied you're eating dead people, in some cases (you're accidentally delivered a coffin for one), and the government also tries to push someone else's mistakes on you, which you can use a dialogue option to sidestep. There's also some ways you can talk to and call other people over to your place, at least one of which gives you a happy ending massage.

Two main characters. One represents happiness, the other boredom. Go through the world and solve its problems, each chapter containing a moral dilemma over whether or not to make the arc villain chase their dreams (at the expense of everyone else) or to lock in and take the more realistic, perhaps emotionally harmful option. Leaning too hard into one side results in a bad end. Game might have been free; now has a "better" version.

Woman (forgot her name) talks with man (also forgot his name...) over the phone about their kid. Later scene has her laboring (also over phone? Maybe not the case), she dies (either implied or at least stated). Child is later seen in what I think is a government facility and fed into basically a woodchipper for some purpose.

The gist of the SCP goes like this: An accident in a Site canteen/break room results in one of the researchers becoming a demigod. They're referred to with capitalized pronouns and seen as a deity of food (or some such) for operating the microwave.

The video I'm looking for was (unsurprisingly) on YouTube.

It documented people famous for being deliberately inflammatory online (more Andrew Tate or Marjorie Taylor Green, less Ken M from Yahoo Answers) and their success in an era where people don't know how to leave them alone, feeding their outrage bait. It (probably? my memory is fuzzy) can't have been released any earlier than 2020 given the topics it covered.

it's that tim of the year

I'm playing as O'saa & I want to express mail this motherfucker to Gro'goroth.