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I've been using an Intel NUC Skull Canyon (mini computer) since 2017,...I'm using it now to write this post. Intel marketed the Skull Canyon as an ultra-portable desktop for the gaming crowd; lots of opinions on both sides about this mini being fast enough to qualify as an acceptable gaming machine. I'm not a gamer myself, I use it as my every-day computer for surfing the net, watching videos, and running CAD apps. All-in-all a very capable computer. I also use a Minix Neo (which came with W-10 installed) as an entertainment device; my wife mostly uses it to watch YouTube videos, various movies, and TV shows in super Hi Def (2160p). This Mini does a great job at these tasks, but it has very limited memory, and I would not recommend it as a desk-top replacement.

You don't seem to know what true socialism is, so here's the definition: At its most basic, socialism is a society in which the wealth and resources, including the means to produce wealth, are owned in common by society as a whole — and the decisions about how to use them are made democratically, with the principal aim of providing for needs of society as a whole (not competing individuals, businesses or states). It means a society of real equality and democracy, without poverty or injustice. No country exists today, or in history that has ever truly attempted socialism.

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I had an implant done by the dental clinic in Bangkok Hospital Pattaya a few years back. Very professional, and they have all the best equipment. I'm still very happy with their work.