I just use the box it came in . Free Works great . <| sep |> You think he ' d having something nicer than a modest Toyota with that big money has getting <| sep |> If you want similar specs for less , what about the ASUS FX 502 VM FX 502 VM 156 GamingLaptopNVIDIA 10603 GBIntelCoreFX 502 VMAH 51 ? 6 th generation Intel i 56300 HQ 2 . 3 GHz Processor , 15 . 6 , 1 TB HDD , Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 3 GB discrete graphics , Windows 10 Seems the price was just lowered again to $ 899 . It doesn ' t have an IPS screen though . <| sep |> Wait , they only get 50 % EV now ? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO <| sep |> How does one go about using Rubinstein ' s Lfunction calculator in Sage ? I ' m practically new to sage . In particular , I ' d like to use it to compute or even just estimate values of the logarithmic derivative of Ls , X , where chi is a primitive Dirichlet character . I knowthink I know how to set up the character in Sage , but I ' m not sure if the way I ' m setting up the Lfunction and computing its values is working properly . Also , is there a list or reference where I could find known values of L ' L s , X , as above to check against to make sure I ' ve got it right when I do figure it out ? Thanks in advance .