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a 1800 dollar pc with a 200 dollar portable shitbox to remote in to your pc

>>61467419
Unless you plan on doing 500+ part assemblies, literally any toaster can run Solidworks. I had SW2013 running on a D630 laptop with no issues.

Probably a lenovo with a Quadro in it
Are you seriously doing high poly renders on the go?
My $800 MSI gaming laptop from last summer with a 950m runs Civil 3D and Solidworks flawlessly with semi-big projects

>>61467234
A transparent windowless image viewer? Seems like a novelty at best.

Since you know the name you should have no problems finding that information on your own using your preferred search engine.

>>61467261
Of course I already have, that's easier than solving a captcha. I found one third-party mirror with two comments saying the upload didn't work, and one saying the author was dead and it would never again work.

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>>61467234
Here you go.
http://www16.zippyshare.com/v/vZEoMxRN/file.html
If it crashes run it in compatibility mode for Vista SP2. It's a really old and tiny program, anon. But I love it.
There's another one called image eyes but it has this really funny bug where after browsing multiple images the image window kind of slides down to the right as you go to the next image.

friendly helpful bump for attention

It would help to know her ISP's claimed speed, the model/age of router, whether the router is leased from the ISP, and how many wifi-using neighbors she has.

1) use wired connection
2) replace router
3) upgrade internet package

There is no "making internet faster"

>you all
Don't confuse the 3 autistic freetards for the rest of us

Don't confuse the 300 paid pajeets for the rest of us

>>61467114
>What is it about the proprietary software that you all hate?
Closed source software generally spy on the user, datamines your computing behaviour.
Open source is transparent as it is publicly auditable

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>>61467093

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>>61467093

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gets the job done, sometimes

>>61467041
Example?

Because computing has been taken over by pointy-clicky dumb users that were raised on fucking Windows.

>>61467041

people /g/ users keep answering questions like "I'm 29 and want to get into programming? Is it too late" with any answer other than "Yes you fucking tard"

Isn't LoL already supported on Linux?

Go to /v/ you cock sucker.

>>61466906
>lol
hahahahaHAHAHA

>>>/biz/

No, you need to have low electricity prices and lots of money to invest in ASICs or you GTFO to China and hire chinese geeks to do all the stuff for you.

>>61466850
Yes, if you live in 2011. If you want to mine something in today's day and age, it's gonna have to be a different coin.

You're a ferry

>>61466774
Damn you Carlosium!

>>61466774
I'd just like to interject for a moment. You appear to be using an element from this image in your post: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aluminium-4.jpg
You may have done this accidentally, but you've violated the terms of its copyright license. This is a serious offense and I hope you take it as seriously as it deserves.
Not to say that you're not allowed to create derived works from this image, you are, but this picture is released under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported license. Therefor, you are free:

to share - to copy, distribute and transmit the work;
to remix - to adapt the work;

Under the following condition:

attribution - You must attribute the work in the manner specified by the author or licensor (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).

In this case, the attribution requirement is resolved simply by including the following in your post:

See https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aluminium-4.jpg for author [CC BY 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0)], via Wikimedia Commons

Now that you have read this, I hope you have a better understanding of your rights and obligations when remixing and sharing this work. They will let you edit, now be nice and credit~

nah

>>61466721
Nope, it's a programming language. Next!

Perhaps /g/ should make an app called "IsThisAMeme?". Seems like there's a need for such thing.

It's an overrated, garbage language designed for noobs that never want to learn a real fucking language, because, like BASIC, it mentally mutilates potential programmers beyond all hope of regeneration.

mpc-hc is still better for the near future

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>>61466739

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Bump

Delete system32 and the error will go away. Typical problem with modern computers.

>>61466649
sure thing man next ill throw my computer out the window. lets be serious i need help

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>>61466608
>literally called rundll
>durr wat is it ? ? ?

>>61466409
What kind of virtualization are we talking? Because what you got there is dependent of linux kernels on your vm.

>>61466409
QEMU with KVM. Libvirt with virt-manager is a good front end for QEMU/KVM.

>>61466409
>best
>foss
pick one lmao

>>61466384
*BB10OS for mobile

>>61466384
>Unix
So Mac OS X then

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>>61466384
>Phone(s)
both Android Galaxy S8, OnePlus 3T (switch between the two)
>Laptop(s)
MacBook Pro 13.3" - macOS, ThinkPad W530 - DB Debian Jessie/W10 LTSB (hardly use the 2nd)
>Tablets
iPad Pro 10.5", Android Nvidia shield K1 (applel for daily use and media consumption, team green for root, tweaking, mobile """pentesting""" , etc)
>Desktop
1700X Ryzen build, 32GB RAM, GTX 750 Ti - DB Fedora 26 w/ W10
>Networking
$350 i3 6100 build pfSense Router, with 3x Ubiquiti AP AC Pro's, and a spare TP-Link Archer C7

I do not understand brand loyalists.

It's alright. It deletes your history when you close it so it's good for porn.

>>61466319
Firefox can do that too.

>>61466268
literally having this icon on your smartphones says you watch porn, tons of it.