Nah he ' s white as can be . His real name is Jason Pargin . <| sep |> it ' s trapper ' s treachery kinetic gem i think <| sep |> Oh , didnt count that as a major trophy lol <| sep |> Is he still alive ? <| sep |> Sexiest blue hatch I ' ve seen in quite a while ! <| sep |> It ' s got one small hole in the top , and a rubber stopper in the bottom for filling it with apparently something . <| sep |> A few things I ' d say about your commentsYou ' re over thinking it a lot . Hipsters are people too , and it seems like you ' re only looking at them through the stereotype lens . Most people aren ' t live or die by it for every piece of everything in their life . A lot of old computer tech makes for a really shitty experience , and the average person isn ' t that tech literate . Apple makes nice things that are also capable and easy to use . For someone that doesn ' t want to fuck with their device and doesn ' t have a specific need certain software , gaming , price constraint , etc I ' d recommend an Apple product 100 % of the time . I hate fixing shit for friends and family and people rarely complain about Apple products unless you ' re on the internet , then Tim Cook has literally stabbed most people . This is just my observation , so take what you want I think this is more of a generation shift than a hipster thing . Baby boomers put a lot more of their paychecks towards expensive cars and homes , and consumption in general . Walmart is king , along with chain stores galore right ? Millennials for one reason or another have flipped . Maybe it ' s the massive student debt bubble we have , making these things unattainable ? Maybe growing up having excess where as our parents grew up very poor wasn ' t all it ' s cracked up to be ? Maybe people got sick of it all from their parents ? I know a lot of people that now prefer smaller , more simple living arrangements and cheaper or no vehicle , and in leu of that more affordable luxuries , like MacBooks , or a quality pair of leather shoes , or maybe even in your case a self built PC with braided power cables and an enthusiast case for better display , or food from a local restaurant that tastes like an actual person made it rather than microwaved it . Maybe hipsters were just the tipping point ? Like enough people saying hey , you don ' t have to keep doing this shit and it caught on . People seem happier not trying to keep up with the Jones ' and instead trying to do their own thing , even if it ends up being really similar to what other people are doing . It ' s not just hipsters that hang out in coffee shops , tons of normal people do too . I see a med students on them who definitely wouldn ' t call themselves hipsters where we usually go . My wife ' s whole family uses iPhones and Apple PCs and they ' re anything but . I ' ve been trying to get my dad to switch , but I think he likes saying god damnit Microsoft too much . Anyways , long story short , using nice things is nice and millennials are probably a bit more prone to liking that than previous generations . Hipsters are a bit amplified version of that , but be careful not to stereotype people .