Best products from r/DesktopDetective

We found 3 comments on r/DesktopDetective discussing the most recommended products. We ran sentiment analysis on each of these comments to determine how redditors feel about different products. We found 3 products and ranked them based on the amount of positive reactions they received. Here are the top 20.

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Top comments mentioning products on r/DesktopDetective:

u/NoodleBox · 1 pointr/DesktopDetective

OK.

  • You use nuTorrent. This was a deduction from before I saw the uTorrent logo, because of the Sibellius installer with the little Ease of Access shield on it. Then I saw the logo.

  • You play music or write music. Sibellius 7 is installed. (No, you play and write, you're in a band [see "set list" word doc]

  • You play lots of "popular" games, such as FarCry, and the NBA games and Batman and that.

  • You read comics on your computer.

  • You are currently at college, studying maybe psychology. This book's PDF is on your desktop.

  • You know how to remove viruses in a good way (you use Bleeping Computer. Good on you!)

  • You use Software Informer.

  • You tutor people.

  • You don't use MS Word, prefering to use Notepad.

  • You are going to/are using Adobe professional software.

    You use DIVX software. (You probably download mkv's and divx files off uTorrent.)

u/perk11 · 1 pointr/DesktopDetective

You're in Bulgaria, 24 years old.

You're obviously into gaming, from the games not listed on Steam you also play Empire Earth, Battlefield, Civilzation V.

You like DND.

You own this.

u/alchzh · 1 pointr/DesktopDetective

facepalm Should have realized COMP 1210 was doing "Getting Started with jGRASP 2.0" in class.
Anyways: Second guess is Marketing. I just noticed that Marketing Management by Keller and Kotler is on your desktop.