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Gboard right-handed mode

>>59727257
fuck i hate that font. Whenever i see it, i think
>Poorly made chink shit that was not made for the western market

Thats the ONLY time i see that kind of janky font in the 2010's....

Xubuntu for Windows-like simplicity, MATE for a more traditional Linux desktop. Everything else is bloated or unnecessary.

>>59726936
Any that don't use unity and fit your use case is a valid choice.

>>59726936
Ubuntu Server , fits all my pleb needs

>>59726758
it wouldnt be easy

how not easy.

>>59726758
>school
You must be 18 to use this website.

>>59726745
lol,no

>>59726745
lol,yes

Who would ever need it.

>>59726677
>That laptop on the bottom
>that fold
disgusting

>>59726677
The idea is a machine to get work done, with long battery life, and doesn't kill your back lugging it around. Also they're nowhere near $2400 if your shop for what you actually need, and come in quad cores. Work got me a quad core i7 in one of those pictured, with a huge nvme. With a smaller nvme and an i5, this laptop wouldn't even to $1800.

>>59726804
looks gud to me

allows the gpu to breath when running closed and so that if you flip the screen drawing on the screen is much more ergonomic with a slight angle

besides caring so much about the damned looks of the device is completely autistic, minimalism is all you need to look go to normies anyway

>>59726677
battery life battery life battery life battery life battery life battery life kys if you think you need a fucking ultrabook to do your heavy lifting

>>59726147
>pushing 10 billion bits per second
>asking why does it need a fan

>>59726169

This thread is a testament to how retarted OP is

>>59726147

I am looking at deploying it for a small install at work. The wiring looks complex. The cable has a shield, and it looks like termination needs to be perfect. It may be copper, but it is not like 1Gbe where you can slap cat 5e in and be golden.

A 16 port switch (netgear) is ~$1300 iirc.

If you need the bandwidth, you need it. It still looks simpler and cheaper than fiber.

>>59726023
> You should be able to rotate an arbitrary number of degrees clockwise or counterclockwise.
Please, show me what do you expect from rotating array for 30 or 45 degrees.

def rotateSquareMatrix(m):
  l = len(m)
  if l > 1:
    for y in range(l):
      for x in range(l):
        # 10, 31, 23, 02
        x1, y1 = x,         y
        x2, y2 = l - y - 1, x
        x3, y3 = l - x - 1, l - y - 1
        x4, y4 = y        , l - x - 1
        if ((x, y) < (x2, y2) and
            (x, y) < (x3, y3) and
            (x, y) < (x4, y4)):
          e         = m[y4][x4]
          m[y4][x4] = m[y3][x3]
          m[y3][x3] = m[y2][x2]
          m[y2][x2] = m[y1][x1]
          m[y1][x1] = e
  else:
    pass # Nothing to do for a 0x0 or 1x1 matrix.
  return m

def square(n):
  r, i = [], 0
  for y in range(n):
    row = []
    r.append(row)
    for x in range(n):
      row.append(i)
      i += 1
  return r

def matrixToString(m, f='%4s'):
  r = []
  for row in m:
    r.append(''.join([f % (e,) for e in row]))
  return '\n'.join(r)

print matrixToString(square(5))
print
print matrixToString(rotateSquareMatrix(square(5)))

>>59725604
install gentoo

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>>59725604
>Linux is hard on my computer.
What linux did you use? What computer are you using.
>LInux won't install on my computer.
Could you be more specific?
>Linux doesn't work on computer.
>Computer won't linux.
>No linux and Computer.
>Why
>Bad
>No computer work with linux os
>linux computer bad

>>59725604
use the package manager, fucktard

cumtown

>>59725373
best OP in a while. good job anon

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>>59725373
>Haha just kidding, no news!

Unless it's an old one it's not worth it. They're now cheaply made pieces of chinese garbage and have bullshit hardware whitelists so you can't stick new hardware inside it unless it has the right FRU

>>59725138
They still look pretty durable though. What would you suggest as an alternative?

>>59725176
Dell XPS Series
Macbook before the dongles hit
EliteBook

Or get Schiit and laugh with them?

>>59724619
>audiophile
>2749$ headphones
>uses phone as sound source
>cums twice in 30 seconds while listening to music

you cant make this shit up

>>59725285
Was there nothing in between? You can line-out lossless form a phone.

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>>59724565
Currently working on a pummill project, and I don't even care if I fucking win. I just want the fucker to compile. I'm struggling hard and it's due on the 10th at like 8 am.

>>59724606
>pummill
What is this word

Performed a shit ton of sentiment analysis and scored users readability levels from scraping Trump and Hillary related tweets spanning from the conventions to election day.

>>59724240
0/10

>>59724240
7700k

>>59724240
Wait for Ryzen 5. It's literally less than ten fucking days away.

4 cores and 8 threads with a strong stock cooler can be had for a mere $190 (R5 1500x).

HTC 10 or xperia xz

im only really thinking xperia because i think it looks really nice

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First for getting off the flagship treadmill

I'm new to phones. Are different ROMs like branches of the base Android OS? When Android updates from 10.1 to 10.2.1 do the different ROMs apply those updates to their branch? Using a custom ROM like LineageOS wont mean that I'm foregoing security updates, rather the opposite, I'll get more frequent updates as carriers abandon their branches after a year or so right?

I sacrifice some of the quality of life stuff in exchange for the lower resource usage I can get with xfce.

I like the look of Qt more, but use XFCE for stability and customizability.

>>59723316
it depends on the computer specs and personal preference.

xfce
>great for ricing
>great on low spec computers
>low performance in general

KDE
>Looks nice
>high performance
>Can rice or just not care

granted theres more but I don't know to much about kde or xfce other than those