But as I just said, while we were getting ready to record, I am a little bit nervous because this is the first time ever out of like, almost 100 episodes that I'm talking to someone about Something that's hardware related what laptop to buy when you're figuring out what kind of lots of you buy if you're if you're learning to code. Hey, Forrest, thank you so much for coming on the show. You'll learn which laptop to buy if you're learning to code, which one to buy if you're also doing more demanding tasks like gaming, everything you need to know about replacing repairing and updating your hardware, and what key terms like CPU, RAM and SSD mean.

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