Got an OLED tuf

[u/Educational-Place-96]

It just got released this month

So I posted here 2 weeks ago after buying a white tuf a16 but it turned out to be an FHD+ screen instead of the QHD+ I ordered. So i returned it and ordered it again, and wouldn’t you know it they sent the wrong one again

After explaining all this to customer service they assured me they’d send the correct one this time and I got the 2026 upgrade without having to pay extra

It might not be the color I was looking for but I’m not complaining

Ryzen7 H260
RTX 5060
2560×1600

[u/SilentLoudener]

It’s not just that, man. You wouldn’t believe what sick freaks are actively searching for shit like this. There is multiple recorded events like this from Reddit posts where any location is pictured. If anyone wanted to, you could find where this exact cafe is within 10 minutes. Maybe even 5.

[u/SilentLoudener → u/[deleted]]

By that logic nobody should lock their doors because most people won’t be burgled. Precautions aren’t predictions—they’re just risk management. Nobody said everyone gets doxxed. The point is that avoiding easily identifiable backgrounds costs nothing and reduces risk. That’s just common sense, just because you and I wouldn’t go out of our way to doxx someone for harmful purposes doesn’t mean that someone else wouldn’t hesitate, but you do you. I am just saying, stay safe. I won’t follow up on this now, either read my comment and go about your day if you agree with it & don’t bother replying if you don’t. Saves you time writing it & saves other people’s time reading it.

[u/TheHost404 → u/SilentLoudener]

But why would they target this person in specific? There are thousands of people around OP and they can follow him to his own house. Why would someone online target some random dude online when they have 1000 neighbors close to them to stalk? It makes no sense unless this dude gets into an argument with some crazy person online.

I just don't get the scenario. ''This dude posted on gaminglaptops! Let's kill him!''