Series G PC

Availability-Misweighing Tendency:
1) Overclocking has no side effects on regulated power hardware.
2) Can less resistors equal more risk of a bottleneck in a great hardware?
3) Series G Computer.
4) Bold, elegant. Based on MUGAPP framework founded by Aaliyan Zahid. Fully-functional.
5) At its core, a fully functional computer requires less stuff, more bridging on fewer value-induced circuit(the 80/20 law), and a lot of determination.
6) Python can override stupid linux warnings. To me, linux admin is like my dad, a lot of warnings, no money on the table.
7) 4-Hour Raspberry.
8) Punching Machine: less use, less power, higher clock speed = high "bridger", Category 1 MUGAPP circuits. Hence the name, Series G computers, with G standing for "Gold Standard".
9) Anyone who claims to offer you a Series G computer, ask him these questions: "Under low power consumption, can I overclock overall I/O operation of this device without costing a fortune?". If you get a confused reply, that's a red flag.
10) Yet still, it's a good bet to restore a native device to its factory-induced potential, use old parts, use "Punching circuits" (for example SLI on Gaming PCs) and try to reduce component size, but increase "bridgers".
11) Can a CPU be re-wired and updated to be used on a latest Mobo Architecture?
12) Why not create a group on Facebook with name "Future of OC". The goal will be to find functional cases of a Series G PC.
13) Retro is good, but Retro is even better on a Series G computer.
14) Can an SD CARD be replaced with a deprecated Waxed Storage Device (deprecated WSD).
15) A WSD is a device that can "melt under high temperatures" to raise a red flag. An example of such case is an Nvidia Graphics card, overclocked based on Gigabyte's Algorithm but on heavy loads, it reduces Clock Speed but compensating with high power available to motherboard for other operations like "Communicating" and surfing on Internet.
16)  Can Elon Musk become a space hero? Can he save humans? not humanity, but humans. Why? because humanity is an ever greater ultra-crisis. Crisis of what? crisis of morals. Crisis of attitudes. Crisis of intelligent actions. Crisis of Playfulness. Crisis of routine and discipline. Crisis of principled communication. Crisis of Care for everyone and everybody. Crisis of "Conflicting Interests regarding transportation of goods".
17) A transport without a conflict is useless. What does that mean? that means that a transport of goods doesn't happen without a bridge. A good bridge can withstand conflict. In fact, avoiding of conflict is a major problem today. You want conflict. It's good. In old times, leaders seeked conflict to distract enemy and work against him in "peace". They did it by frequently getting invited to a jail cell and assigning their grandose mission to prisoners. Such was their plan. To start liberating the unliberated. That's it.
18) A good conflict occurs when you distract your Leading Target (LT), work in peace, amass "bridgers" and then attack like a man. That's how you approach crude problems. Crude, hard and intensely vague problems.