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My day is mildly brightened by recognizing that reference.

Probably something to do with the brain, really. Easier access. Would be my guess, but it could also be something about testing/refining skull replacement techniques and materials or something. It's probably fairly legit, or it wouldn't be getting funding.

I mean... look. We've actually swapped heads on 'lesser' primates before, to see what would happen (Iirc, it worked out fine until the monkey was put down as per SOP). There's reasons, usually medical, that seem a bit odd when you don't know what they're after

Not everywhere... only outside your bedroom window. Making sure your alone time is utilized in constructive and moral manner.

23:30   Frumple   Hrm. Mute mexican cyber tyrannosaurus-man. Its name is DELMUTIA!
23:31   Frumple   It throws rocks at people.

Burning heros is kinda' awesome, as JRPGs go. I wish I had thought to take a screenshot, so I could have gave Delmutia a little sombrero and mustache. And maybe some maracas.

E:

Personal experience says that taking the laptop apart isn't actually all that difficult if you've got a small enough screwdriver(s), but it is intensely time consuming, especially if you're giving your first go at it. Me and a friend took apart mine to do some cleaning, ended up taking 6-7 hours from disassembly to reassembly -- incidentally, a second pair of hands is incredibly helpful. Also, if you've got warranty, that probably voids the crap out of it. Quick E: You'll also need a pretty sizable amount of flat space. It'd be pretty easy to fill up a good sized table with parts as you take stuff out of the thing. Quick E2: Check with your model's user manual to get a good idea of how much would have to come out of the lap top before you could get to your video card, by the way. Stuff probably both has to come out and go back in in a specific order.

Biggest issue is going to be finding a video card that's compatible, and blazes if I'd know how to help with that. Might give a shot at sending an email or phonecall in the direction of whoever manufactured your laptop, seeing what the computer supports. If it supports anything better, at least. Then it'd just be a matter of finding someone that sells whatever model card you need and ordering it.

And then taking the computer apart and putting it back together, of course. But no, as Jay says, there's absolutely no way to upgrade without disassembly.

What is UK's immigration policy, anyway?

Hah. Yeah, I do occasionally like remembering that, like seemingly most European immigrant descendants, I'm apparently descended from one of the English kings.

Which isn't saying much, because so is like the entire eastern seaboard of the US. There was some philandering going on wit' those guys.