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>folks over at PC Gamer looked at doing just that, and came up with a reasonably comparable build
>The total price of that system came to $4,686.71, only $313 cheaper than the base iMac Pro.
Then they include shit like this
>1080 Ti 11GB Founders Edition
>founders edition
>$650 mobo
> Liquid cooling
>1000W PSU(Titanium)
>actually paid $140 for windows 7
Holy fuck I've never been so triggered.
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>>60865825
Yeah, I don't get why people try and make "comparable" build lists to Apple's iMac Pro or 2013 Mac Pro...
Apple's Pro desktop hardware is actually reasonably priced unless you don't value workstation grade hardware like ECC, Workstation GPU's, massively multicore CPU's, and dope AF screens.
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>>60865841
>dope
niggers >>>/out/
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>>60865862
I'm the whitest South Island New Zealander you could get.
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>get 1700
>RAM at 2133
>alright cool let's bump this up see if anything improves when it's running its rated speed
>power off
>boot into bios
>3000mhz
>save exit
>computer shuts off
>huh damn it's not stable
>boot back up
>windows splashscreen
>system 32 kernel missing or corrupted
Not even mad I'm just curious if anyone can shed some light on how I accomplished this amazing feat of autism
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>>60865697
The board supported that speed of memory, right?
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>>60865718
Yeah of course
I'm not that retarded it's a crosshair vi
Pre-memory patch bios though
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>>60865697
Just to clarify, but you did change it back, right?
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Are 6 cores worth getting? Or is 4 enough?
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>>60865600
If you're not doing heavy parallel tasks then even 2 is enough. Otherwise, the more the better.
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>>60865600
>or is 4 enough
Enjoy being a corelet
>the year 2017 of our lord and saviour
>thanks to jewtel™® 4cores is still the norm and software isn't optimized for more cores
And this kids is why monopolies are bad
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>>60865611
But will I regret getting 4 cores in 2 years if I could have bought 6?
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Kill me
Now
Please
Do it
DO IT
https://youtu.be/wIShPweHYAs
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7pGwBSmzrc
Since when did Dan Schneider start making Disney shows?
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> muh girlz we wuz code n shieet.
Should I even go into computer sxience /g/?
Will white males even be employed in 4 years?
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>>60865138
>Icarly but with /g/ shit
what's not to love
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What's stopping future web developers and site owners from redesigning their websites as WASM binary "clients" that connect to a server in order to render websites?
This would let them block unsavory actions, like saving images, right clicking, copy/paste, and they could embed ads in the "client" to thwart adblocking, and even run bitcoin miners in order to make money off of every single user visiting their site.
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that's a cute girl, what show is she from?
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>>60865014
>girl
also Re:Zero
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>what's stopping them?
probably public backlash. as much of a corporate hellhole were in right now we still have the basic trappings of capitalism and such a stupid fucking move would never be tolerated by the general public, not even the tech illiterate ones.
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How to reset a BIOS password on a Toshiba laptop 2017-06-12 04:56:46 Post No.60864961
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How to reset a BIOS password on a Toshiba laptop
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Hey /g/ I have an old toshiba satellite c855d-s5359 and my idiot brother put a BIOS password on it and can't remember what it is any more. Toshiba's site says they can reset it if I take it to their service center but I don't think it's worth spending any money on. Does anyone know how I can do this myself?
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just give it back, Jamal.
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>>60864979
I bought it from a staples store and I'm white.
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Dissemble the laptop and see if you can take out the Bios battery or see if you can find the bios reset jumper on the motherboard & short it.
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>>991299
>US government passes and act that singlehandedly breaks the 1st, 4th, and 5th amendments
>all in the act of pseudo-freedom
>government names it something that makes the general population think it's in the name of freedom and being a good citizen
>recruits major companies such as Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, and Netgear on board with it in exchange for major financial benefits
>Microsoft cucks complaining that they paid $400 for a product that constantly updates and installs bloatware constantly (b-but... muh gaming capabilities)
>Applefags defending shitty hardware because it looks sleek and they have little to no malware risk, even though someone could easily write a virus in O-C
>vault 7 leak comes out
>nobody is safe unless you aren't connected to the clearnet, deep/dark (whatever, still applies) net, or intranet
>people still buy into shitty hardware and software because they can't make their own and they want it spoonfed to them
>nobody is self-sufficient, so they have no choice to succumb to the government and various botnets
i'm compromising my fucking security by just posting this, but you faggots seriously need to get in on the times.
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this is old news my friend
you came to the wrong place if you wanted to make anyone aware.
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>land of the free
lmao
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>>60864981
>>land of the free
Yeah.
You're free to get buttfucked by corporations who rig the system in their favor, while entertaining the delusion that you'll ever be able to compete against them in a market they've ruined for everyone but themselves.
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>Computer functions are just 0s and 1s that send messages
>Brain functions are just neurons going on and off that send messages
What separates computers from organic life?
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>>60864896
The botnet.
also galko a best gril
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>>60864896
The chosen ones don't entirely control organic life yet.
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We can choose which neurons go on while computer systems don't have the power to change their state on their own
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Is it possible to sniff SSL without a MITM attack? I'm worried about someone capturing the "handshake" and using it to decrypt communications, specifically my ISP.
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Stop watching cp
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>>60864864
No, it's not.
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You should work on understanding how the computers you use work, dude.
But first I'd recommend learning what a MITM actually is. It stands for fucking google it you dumb asshole.
Protip: your ISP is literally the man in the middle.
Secondly learn how encryption works, notably SSL, and DH.
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Found this in my basement
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So /g/, I found a Win98SE laptop in the basement that somehow still works. It has a 500mhz CPU and a trident cyberblade i7 grapics chip. Any suggestion as to what to do with it? Could I run any older games on this thing?
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Install some old DOS games (doom, duke nukem 3d).
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>>60864712
OMG ANON, CHECK FOR BITCOIN WALLETS
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>>60864712
A E S T H E T I C
first step is opening and cleaning the fuck out of it to make sure nothing is leaking
second step is seeing if you can find old parts being sold online that will upgrade it.
third step is to enjoy. You can try super light linux distros like bunsenlabs if you want it to be usable online, or just install software of the time and have a cute time machine.
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Imagine if mobile browsers were 100mb bigger.
That space is filled with the most popular JS frameworks (jquery, angular, react etc) and the last 5 versions of each.The remaining space is used for the most popular extensions to each.
Then when you connect to wifi it downloads all the newest updates. Just imagine how much bandwidth that would save mobile users each month. Seriously fuck JS
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I almost took you seriously but noticed you put a picture of a gay fashion accessory. I'm disappointed in you OP.
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There are already browser extensions to do this. Mobile browsers should just support extensions.
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>>60864689
Seriously try and find a large picture of web browsers. Its hard
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Why aren't you using Spritz to read articles online, /g/?
You can read at speeds of 500WPM and understand everything being said.
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>>60864577
/lit/ is for the discussion of literature.
And how am I marketing? What isn't marketing in your book? Countless "MACFAGS BTFO!!!!!!!" and "INTELKEKS ON SUICIDE WATCH!!!!!!!" threads?
I'm trying to reccommend an actually really good product that has increased my efficiency when reading news networks and websites.
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>>60864560
>see this
>close page
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>>60864560
Because there's no iOS app that let's me paste text and read it this way.
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/dpt/ - Daily Programming Thread
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Old thread: >>60859857
What are you working on, /g/?
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Oh my god why doesn't gtk has things like Qtcreator
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what language best solves the everything is fucked and we're all gonna die problem
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>>60864470
have*
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Does /g/ believe in the *BSD dream?
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No. It's an operating system to literal cucks.
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>>60864365
that DE and icon set look fucking disgusting
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>>60864382
it's a default screenshot. It's minimal and basic. It has a building box idea to where you can build it how light and heavy you want it to be and or what you need it for.
>>60864373
says the cuck who doesn't enjoy being free
Here's little Jimmy's room! He built his computer all on his own! Oh he loves video games and does the programming! He even once hacked my facebook account when I forgot the password!
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>>60863996
>Windows
>No anime on the shelfs
Dropped.
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I'm getting anxiety just looking at that
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late 1990's early 2000.
I had that pic programming book....
Nowadays you kids have Arduinos and Raspberries which are more powerful than that entire computer.