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Firefox.

>>61206069
The one that suits all your needs

>>61206069
Firefox Beta/Nightly.
Brave on phones.

>>61205835
JAMAL
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Give it back Tyrone

Give it back Hatmaguptafratarinagarosterlous

>>61205744
what the fuck is wrong with your hand?

>>61205506
all the way, OP.

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>>61205507
Full then?

>>61205833
Don't give yourself limits full

>>61205460
where the FUCK can i get that shirt

>>61205487
Bump

>>61205487
someone here made it and sent it to him

>>61205379
Because linux isn't for utter moron tech illiterate people. You have to know a little about computers to install it or even know it exists.

Magic

>>61205379
>Why Linux is not popular among regular users?
because its not 1-click install for everything

>Why nobody uses Linux besides developers and hobbists?
I am a developer and a hobbist. I don't use it since I want to do devving on my projects.

In Windows I will be devving 100% of the time.

In Linux it is 30% devving and 110% fighting with the OS while going on to Indiana Jones style treasure treks to track down that missing package that seemingly every single thing in my installation is dependant on, but along the voyage it turns out that this package was last updated at year 1743 AD and that it also depends on a package(that no one assed to include with it). Solving the mystery behind that package reveals that this package has never existed and people have just used a workaround where you have to pour olive oil into cooler fan at the 4th night of Friday in February in a 5-way intersection. For that incantation to work, one has to have released a FOSS project in the previous night at the same exact location. Also, this ritual is a little bit different for each possible distribution and the version of distribution of Linux.

>Why Linux has such a low market share?
I wonder why.

>>61205364
>here's only so much room for Intel to crank up the frequencies at which its processors operate and the amount of work that these chips can get done per clock cycle hasn't gone up by that much over the last several years.

Yeah thats why this is happening.

>Intel creates itanium 2
>HP goes bankrupt
>AMD released new x86 extension with the same improved capabilities whilst maintaining backwards compatibility with their new EPYC-FU processors
>Intel bolts amd-FU extension on to repeat lake
>intel starts work on core4 architecture.

We're on the good timeline again.

>>61205364
>AMD btfo
What happened the last few times Intel tried to introduce a new architecture to beat competition?

>Itanium lol
>Bentium IV Bibelines :DDD
>x86 in phones

>>61205166
first for chrome shills BTFO

>>61205209
>Implying Chrome isn't comfy and objectively better

Dead project. Move on already

>>61205142
9999999999999999999999k

>>61206669
nice

20 million per year but this year was bad so I had to make 40 million instead

because nodes are hosted by people and not giant warehouses of servers. be patient

Excuse my ignorance /g/entooman, but can normal Tor users, as in a pleb using his home connection without a VPN, be used as an exit node on the network? So if a Paedo makes a request to some shady site then it will be your IP that is logged?

>>61204892
Dunno, maybe because you are browsing behind seven proxyz?

It's called a web browser. You can save the complete page, or a complete screenshot, or "Print to PDF".

wew lad this entire post

wget

>>61204840
RAM is crazy expensive right now, I hope you'd have a good reason for getting 32 GB. You could probably get a less expensive motherboard, too.

>650w psu
>full price motherboard
>32gb of ram
>1700x and not 1600 or 1500

kys kid

>>61204840
>xe fell for the muh coars meme

just get the r5 1600 idiot

get a tablet and a keyboard attachment

They're too small.

>>61204798
screen is too small to be useful
13" is minimum and laptops with that size are common

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That's sick.

How do so few pinouts from the board drive every pixel on the monitor. If there isn't another board in between the panel and this board, shouldn't there be a pin for every pixel, or is the data somehow multiplexed?

>>61206645
lcds "scan" even though they don't physically scan, lvds sends two pixels at a time and uses hsync and vsync signals the way text files use crlf and ^L.

there is more logic between a display controller and the actual panel, obviously, to facilitate this.

>>61206645
Who is this fe(male)

best music player for plan 9?

>>61204432

     PLAY(1)                                                   PLAY(1)

     NAME
          play - simple audio player

     SYNOPSIS
          play [ -o file ] [ file | url ... ]

     DESCRIPTION
          Play is a simple audio player that understands a number of
          audio and playlist formats.

          If no file or url arguments are given, standard input is
          used.  The file type is determined using the file(1) command
          and a matching audio(1) decoder is applied.

          By default, raw audio data is written to /dev/audio unless
          changed with the -o option.

     SOURCE
          /rc/bin/play

     SEE ALSO
          audio(1), hget(1)

     HISTORY
          Play first appeared in 9front (January, 2012).

Also see http://man.aiju.de/7/playlistfs

>download Plan 9 on QEMU
>can't save a file on acme
>can't compile a C program from acme

Nay, I'll keep my Gentoo.