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I only need the one.

>>60742735
One ringbus to rule them all.

>>60742702
how many bingus is dat

>>60742678
telnet

opera is by far the best browser on the market

fact

opera what i use right now. But if i need to switch i can say firefox.

Linus viewers really ARE retarded. Who would have guessed?

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>>60742585
Tomshardware wants to play too!

>>60742495
i agree with you, but this is a strategy to appeal to people who want to feel different -> also known as everyone. Yes, those over 20 years of age would find it dumb, but eve probably targets younger people anyway

>>60742495
>Apple
>least user-configurable products with 100% walled garden ecosystem, everything even looks the same year after year
>company markets their products as a fresh, hip alternative and many Apple users genuinely believe they're special snowflakes who "think different"

Why change a marketing strategy that works?

>>60742780
le apple boogyman
you're obssesed with apple, i've never used a mac in my life

>>60742198
just buy a NAS with RAID >>60739407
backup important shit to external HDD and Nextcloud on a VPS

I use Drive because the botnet wants my data.

Google has given me 400GB of free drive space so I've put all of my work, music and some porn there. I've had the files up for 2 years now with no problems.

Love the sharing, streaming and embedding capabilities.

You can find a lot of decent porn on public drives too.

>>60742277
NAS is like a online harddrive? I had a baffalo NAS or something, I could torrent but it's software were old as shit and most of the time my PC could not find it. It also made a ton of noise, I have fast internet so maybe it would be a good idea, would be nice to have all my movies in the sky.

After Effects

>>60742437
Or Sony Vegas Pro, after having worked with both for quite large projects, After Effects wins imho, especially if you come from an Adobe background, such as photoshop or illustrator...

>>60742008
cute

Niggers

>>60741900
>Intel got their ass handed to them by AMD
>b-but but muh conflict free!

>Expecting a jew to tell the truth

>>60741457

why does it matter when your mouse and keboard dont

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>>60741457
>homephone in 2010+7

>>60741512
> using a portable device which does not respect your freedom

>>60741372
Overheating doesn't crash drivers, that's just Nvidia with their superior GeForce experience.

>>60741372
reapply thermal paste to the gpu and make sure the fan is spinning up all the way

>>60741372
80c can be normal.
Not much over 85c though.

>>60741274
AMD's Zen architecture is more power efficient so it may have some more staying power in laptops and mobile devices.

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I hope not.

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>>60741274
Unless Google and Apple figure out a way to make the desktop truly go away, yes. Tablets and phones still suck for actual productivity. Many businesses have custom in-house software that won't leave the platform without a fight. Cloud magic isn't a proper substitute for real CPU processing power. A lot of coffee klatch operations can probably get away with an anemic computing setup.

Desktop ARM software has been a non-starter since the Acorn died off. Microsoft's WindowsRT was stillborn and more of a bitter retaliation against Moblin. Linux still has issues with ARM architectures after all these years and Torvald's browbeating has gotten himself nowhere.

Attempts to wedge x86 out of its space has been a non-starter. Transmeta is ded and has been ded. nVidia supposedly has a monster ARM chip cooked up in the labs, but decided to leave it there.

>>60741221
no go fuck off

>>60741221
I'm curious, how many calls did you get in how much time? What were they selling?

Insteading of listing your number in a registry, can't you just block unwanted calls using software? There are databases of spam caller numbers.

how do people like this make their way to /g/

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To be fair she's meant to be the "tech diversifier". If she lets the company host a conference full of straight white male speakers, she's not doing her job.

Just ignore them. They are powerless if you just tell them to deliver the damn code and stfu OR eat a hat of shit and an hero. They don't come back.

>>60740736
Not really, when you tell them to show some code they paste some shitty "hello world" example and an army of nu-male white knights start clapping and telling them how brave they are.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3N6GnS_dzfg

>>60739631
It would be extremely low resolution

>>60739631
>>>/tosg/

>>60739637
you have a big monitor

>>60739480
NEET

>Pay
No need to file tax returns. Comfy.

>Demand
You can rest comfortably knowing that the profession is not dependent on demand.

>Ease of access
No commute. Industry is open and beginner friendly.

>Workload
A comfortable amount. Mostly meal preparation and self hygiene.

Leave other jobs to Pahjeet.

>>60739480
I work as a research assistant, pretty comfy.

>>60739480
Haskell progrmamer

>>60739050
> Windows
You don't need either of these for computer games for the foreseeable future.

Anyhow, it seems like on the new Intel platform, mainboards can apparently be very broadly specified in terms of what they support and don't support.

And Linus mentioned they had the idiotic idea to sell keys to enable hardware RAID functionality at a premium, too.

>>60739050
Just stick with i7 x700k lineup or Ryzen 7
Everything else is useless unless you're rendering 4k videos n shit

>>60739115
>mainboards can apparently be very broadly specified in terms of what they support and don't support
It seemed to me like mainboards have to support the highest tier CPUs, meaning the CPU you put into them gets to dictate what's actually supported.