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iPhone 7 just updated to iOS 10.2.1 2 days ago this morning it started to heat up on the camera side when using any app. Compared to the other half of the phone, this side feels much warmer. When all apps are closed and none are in use it cools down completely but heats up again quickly when one app is open (even if only the camera). Tried rebooting and this has not fixed the issue. Thing is, I've experienced this before with a previous new iPhone 7 (iOS 10.1.1) straight out of the box while setting up the new iPhone back in November and got it exchanged to the current one at the store, but now my warranty is gone and they want $300+. Is my iPhone going to explode?!

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What is the best photo viewer?

Pic related is what I am using.

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Red Hat is updated to 7.4, so will be CentOS, but that will be later this month. In this update, GNOME is going to be updated from 3.14.4 to 3.22.3, the same version that Fedora uses[1] (which also happens to be a tad slower).
Really hoping it does not slow down desu, this thing is running on a fucking toaster.

https://seven.centos.org/2017/08/centos-linux-7-1708-based-on-rhel-7-4-source-code/

[1] https://apps.fedoraproject.org/packages/gnome-shell

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I'm going back to school for comp sci with my ultimate goal being a job at Google. Any advice?

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SIMPLY EPYC!

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If requesting purchasing advice, please provide your country and what carrier you will be using it with, along with wanted features, budget and size.

Good resources:
>Reviews, specs, comparisons
http://www.gsmarena.com
http://www.phonearena.com
http://www.kimovil.com

>Frequency checker
http://willmyphonework.net
http://frequencycheck.com

>Chinkphone news
http://www.gizchina.com
http://www.gizmochina.com

>Recommended Chinkphones $80-$300 as of a long time ago (outdated)
https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/Chink_shit_general/Phones

>Post a mini-review of your phone
>Discuss upcoming and current models
>Ask for help related to phones
>Tell us how much shekels you spent on good/bad phone
>PRAISE THE CHINKPHONES unless you live in America you shits

>News:
Samsung Galaxy J5 (2017) review
http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_j5_2017-review-1637.php

Lenovo is dropping the Vibe Pure UI for stock Android
http://www.gsmarena.com/lenovo_is_dropping_the_vibe_pure_ui_for_stock_android-news-26591.php

iPhone 8 display assembly spotted in the wild, no Touch ID in sight
http://www.gsmarena.com/iphone_8_display_assembly_spotted_in_the_wild_no_touch_id_in_sight-news-26610.php

Grab Huawei Honor 8 for as low as $259 ($140 off)
http://www.gsmarena.com/grab_huawei_honor_8_for_as_low_as_259_140_off-news-26604.php

Leaked image shows 3,300mAh Galaxy Note8 batteries
http://www.gsmarena.com/leaked_image_shows_3300mah_galaxy_note8_batteries-news-26605.php

SHARP AQUOS S2 officially coming on August 14, will be announced Aug 8
http://www.gsmarena.com/sharp_aquos_s2_officially_coming_on_august_14_will_be_announced_aug_8-news-26603.php

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What does /g/ think of paying for Bitdefender or Malwarebytes?

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This thread is about the appreciation of horology, as well as the micro-engineering and materials engineering that are required to make a fine watch, clock, or other timepiece.

>Required Viewings For Newbies:
https://youtu.be/_2J5phyd9J4

>Strap Guide:
http://pastebin.com/SwRysprE

Previous thread:
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everyone needs to buy one of these
RIGHT NOW

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Threadripper nda lifts in 9 hours. SOPA

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>want to buy a comfy 4:3 monitor
>most are only sold second hand or by sketchy companies
>every monitor is now the 16:9 or 16:10 meme

I just want a comfy 4:3 second monitor to watch anime and play cs on. why aren't 4:3 monitors popular?

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Affordable 30"+ 144Hz+ IPS 4K monitors when?

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In /csg/, we discuss the cheap shit you see on Gearbest, Taobao, AliExpress, Banggood, eBay and similar sites.

>IRC channel
https://qchat.rizon.net/?channels=/csg/
#/csg/ on rizon

>Discord link
https://discord.gg/bUJ3VGM

>Chink Shit Randomiser
http://chinkshit.xyz/random/

>Chink Shit Wiki
https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/Chink_shit_general

>Gearbest Deals Pastebin Updated Daily
https://pastebin.com/2fLw8S88

>Chink Shit Infographic
http://chinkshit.xyz/infographic.pdf

>News
• Anon bought a fake razer mousepad, is asked to add pictures to his feedback and the seller will send him a little gift >>61728059
• Anon's shark plush makes the news >>61732665
• eBay is your best bet for those replacement decals >>61732848
• Anon gets MIXZA's latest micro-sd card the Chicken >>61732904 only went for the 32gb version and a 32gb shark >>61732926
• Anon receives the Xiaomi Miija Sphere 360° cam and it's cool. "Photos are awesome and can be edited in SnapSeed and still be detected as 360°. OK for full res." "You can get the unstitched video off your phone and they did make a desktop stitching program (linked from facebook) but it's buggy as a motherfucker (couldn't get it to work on any of my PCs)." >>61732977
• Anon starts buying chinkshit in yuan >>61733007
• Anon gets some Orico HDD protective boxes >>61733500
• Hue >>61733597
• The VE Monk and Seahf facebook fight leads anon to discover similar $10 earbuds >>61731460 >>61732044 >>61736200
• Anon gets steel and brass wire wheels for a Dremel, be careful with those anon >>61737578
• Anon gets some electronics >>61742215 and some ceramic caps and a magic trick with no instruction >>61742281 >>61742330
• Anon can't stop spinning >>61742383
• Pastebin has been updated with new deals >>61742334
• Anon gets the Xiaomi Router Pro >>61742810


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http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Ryzen-Test-Stress-Run

>With running a number of new Ryzen Linux tests lately, a number of readers requested I take a fresh look at the reported Ryzen segmentation fault issues / bugs affecting a number of many Linux users. I did and still am able to reproduce the problem.

>For those that missed our earlier article on the matter from early June, heavy workloads can cause problems on Ryzen, in particular segmentation faults while there have also been reports of some stability problems.

>This Google Doc remains among the resources trying to track this issue on Linux while on the Gentoo Forums, AMD Forums, and elsewhere are more reports of various problems encountered under extreme workloads -- like a ton of code compiling for hours on end, but can also happen in other scenarios.

>AMD hasn't publicly commented on the problem and as of Linux 4.13 the issue is still happening. If carrying out the same tests on Intel CPUs, the segmentation faults do not occur. There is even ryzen-test to easily try reproducing the issue. The ryzen-test script will build GCC in parallel loops from a compressed ramdisk, in order to easily stress the CPU. In my day-to-day benchmarking of Ryzen CPUs, however, I haven't hit this problem or even on my main production desktop with using Ryzen 5. The problem really comes to light just under very heavy and continuous workloads it seems.

>AMD hasn't publicly commented on the problem and as of Linux 4.13 the issue is still happening. If carrying out the same tests on Intel CPUs, the segmentation faults do not occur.
>AMD hasn't publicly commented on the problem and as of Linux 4.13 the issue is still happening. If carrying out the same tests on Intel CPUs, the segmentation faults do not occur.
>AMD hasn't publicly commented on the problem and as of Linux 4.13 the issue is still happening. If carrying out the same tests on Intel CPUs, the segmentation faults do not occur.