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Why aren't you using Manjaro?
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I'm heterosexual.
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I'm bisexual.
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>>59895544
Blacked out GPU? You running this on a VM?
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Speccy thread
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>>59895145
Does /g/ see this? A real world PC running an updated program under XP. An ACTUALLY USEFUL PROGRAM, UPDATED FOR THE YEAR 2017.
And that ladies and gentlemen is just one reason Windows XP will never die.
You cannot make us stop using it. It doesn't "stop working" after 2014 you goddamn retards.
name a better cooler
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I can't
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*cools your path*
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Brave Appreciation Thread
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Looks like we finally found /ourbrowser/
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Isn't that the Make America Great Again logo?
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I agree with you OP, but I don't think this is the right time to promote Brave. Personally, I will wait after a few more update before recommending it between my friends.
For instance there are things that the average /g/ user wants like Appchan X that are still not in Brave. So they will complain about that kind of stuff.
Best android browser though.
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>>59895302
>Best Android browser thought.
Why?
Can you convince me to download it? I'm tired of Chrome's botnet and is slow as fuck.
[spoiler]I still want that incognito tab tho[/spoiler]
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Skylake-X is going to be big, projected of a 15% IPC increase over standard Skylake and thus Kabylake, the 6 core projected at $400 prices and the 8 core at $600, this is going to be amazing.
AMD will have a hard time competing.
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>>59894596
provide a source on the pricing that isn't a pajeet site
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>>59894596
Just like how Kaby was a 15% increase over Skylake?
>Intlel fags happy for 6 cores that cost twice the competition's.
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15% or "15%" ?
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Mods are newfags edition
Timetable
>https://2017.revision-party.net/events/timetable
Livestream here
>twitch/revisionparty
Official chat here
>#revision on ircnet
Here are some highlights from last year's releases.
Fermi Paradox by Mercury (PC 64k intro)
http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=67113
Darkness Lay Your Eyes Upon Me by Conspiracy (PC 64k intro)
http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=67106
Higher State of Resolution by Dekadence (Amiga 64k intro)
http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=67115
Soleu by Collapse (PC 4k intro)
http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=67112
Instant God by Fairlight & CNCD (PC demo)
http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=67165
Through the Cracks by Still (PC demo)
http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=67160
True Colors by Still (PC demo)
http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=67166
If you can you should run them yourself instead of watching video captures. Especially the first Still demo gets completely destroyed by Youtube's video encoding.
Info
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breakpoint_(demoparty)
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demoscene
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Why did the old thread 404?
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>>59893828
It didnt,mod deleted it lol
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START MAKING DEMOS!
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how come browser worked fine on old hardware from early 2000s and late 90s but they can still lag modern desktop computers?
why is everything so bloated nowadays?
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Because Google has a vested interest in datamining
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Modern web browsers are far more advanced than older ones. As a comparison... browsers of today are pretty much complete operating systems while the earlier ones were just fancy document viewers.
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>>59893401
The modern web is extremely bloated, so modern web browsers need to be bloated in return
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After all these years improving it is it a good idea that Cannonical ditches Unity??
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>>59893003
This, unity with a good gtk and icon theme is great, it has actually nice keyboard shortcuts and it's easy to configure them.
The global menu in the title bar is no short of genius.
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>>59892987
yes
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Left or Right?
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Right
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With just those two options, right.
t. SS Rival master race
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Left.
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What editor/setup does /g/ use ?
Pic related - I've used JetBrain IDEs and Sublim/Atom for a while in work but I'm trying to switch over to Vim now.
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Emacs
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>>59892515
He said editor, not OS.
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in this order
[gnat gps
visual studio]
notepad++
nano
atom
sublime
vim
currently starting off my 1 year of using vim exclusively for my LaTeX, scripts, C, and Ada
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Guts thread?
Guts thread
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Hello dear /guts/
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It are warms
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>>59892313
>not even switched on
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A thread died for this
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>>59892329
Hours later it still provided heat.
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>electric current is a flow of electrons
>electrons have mass
>wires and circuits are therefore technically moving parts, and can deteriorate over time because of this flow
What the FUCK, I never put 2+2 together. Share other mindblowing technology facts.
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>>59892240
You forgot:
T.retard
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>>59892240
Wires aren't deteriorating over time due to moving electrons. Solder joints fail from expansion and contraction due to heat. Contact points become oxidized. Capacitors fail eventually due to chemical breakdown.
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>>59892327
This is all due to movement of electrons. Even oxidization. Without electrons moving, there would be no heat produced, and thus minimal expansion/contraction depending on ambient temps.
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HAPPENING NEW VAULT 7 CIA LEAK 2017-04-14 07:09:34 Post No.59891391
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HAPPENING NEW VAULT 7 CIA LEAK
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HAPPENING NEW VAULT 7 CIA LEAK
https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/852823256239185921
>RELEASE: Inside the top secret CIA virus control system HIVE https://wikileaks.org/vault7/
>Today, April 14th 2017, WikiLeaks publishes six documents from the CIA's HIVE project created by its "Embedded Development Branch" (EDB).
>HIVE is a back-end infrastructure malware with a public-facing HTTPS interface which is used by CIA implants to transfer exfiltrated information from target machines to the CIA and to receive commands from its operators to execute specific tasks on the targets. HIVE is used across multiple malware implants and CIA operations. The public HTTPS interface utilizes unsuspicious-looking cover domains to hide its presence.
https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/852827042793926656
>Full doc: CIA orders to hack Le Pen & other French presidential candidates
https://wikileaks.org/cia-france-elections-2012/#Press
Julian Assange Press Conference and Q&A on Vault 7, Year Zero and the CIA (03-09-2017): https://youtu.be/uxmMt4EW3PQ
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>>59891391
You know what, all this shit, I do not believe it. I mean yeah, the tools exist but in 100% of all cases the attacker has to sit in front of my pc to get it onto it. All this shit is so fucking crazy that I just don't care anymore. There is nothing on my completely unpatched windows 7 that was ever a problem to me and I never had bluescreens, virus or any other shit. Holy fucking shit common sense and some little AV and good plugins like umatrix and that is all.
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Nothing substantial, sadly.
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>>59891482
>state of windows users
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>tfw fell for the meme
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>>59891070
assuming you bought it and price wasn't an issue, you now have the best mobile hardware. the only criticism could be the software.
considering the alternative is botnet Android made by an advertising company, iOS wins by default. and you can jailbreak iOS if you so wish.
there is NO reason to buy an android phone unless your a poorjeet.
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>>59891208
This
The only alternative would be waiting a few months until Sony starts rolling out the first official version of Sailfish for their Xperia phones.
Not sure yet which way I'll go, I really can't tolerate Android anymore, it's a pile of shit.
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>>59891070
SE is quite nice actually. I was pleasantly surprised. Of course the /g/ spergs will shitpost maymays but you shouldn't take advise from /g/ anyway.