i use TPB and utorrent, how retarded am i? quick tips for improvement? pls
>>59229392
seems impossible to get invited to anything but thanks
>>59229413
I can get you into IPT if you're keen
thoughts on the dell xps 13 9350? I plan to use it for school, a lot of programming with the use of VMs, and light vidya and general internet shit.
I like my current chinkpad x220 for school and programming, it works fine but with 4gb of ram it makes it difficult to work on large projects, and although portable the battery only lasts 4 hours. It's served it's purpose but now that I can afford a higher end laptop with a student discount I'm looking for something that will last for the next 5 years.
Honestly, every dell I've dealt with has been a plasticky piece of shit. They do last, though. Personally, I'm more of a chinkpad fan. The new x1 carbon?
>>59229297
anything past 1k is pretty expensive for a laptop in my opinion, it looks nice though.
I can get the xp 13 for like 900 or 800 with a student discount but I'm not sure if there are better alternatives since I'm wary of dell as well
>>59229297
the x1 is just a fancier version of the thinkpad t430, but without all the custimizability and awesomeness of the t430. you'd be better off with this dell desu
TOP KEK. They finally sent it
>>59228961
>Being used by Bank of Ameriland
>2017
>ameritards think that chips are NEW technology
lmao
If you chip doesn't complete the payment process in half a second of tapping the terminal then it's shit.
Is this enough thermal paste for a gaming rig?
>>59228944
how much do i need then???
>>59228936
Such a neat job on the animation for a shitty joke
Shut the fuck up, you niggers. Do you honestly think you can see the difference between 273 fps and 267 fps? Are you all really this retarded?
The 1800X is a perfectly good gaming processor. It's a few frames behind the 7700, but at that frames, it doesn't matter anyway. Please don't be this retarded.
The 1800X is much better at other things that any computer user would do too - like encryption/decryption, compression/decompression, and so on. Like, orders of magnitude better.
Another moron that doesn't understand cpu benchmarks.
>>59228895
>i5 faster than i7
intel fags on suicide watch
>>59229027
Must be a HT issue.
What went wrong?
>>59228839
They had market monopoly and could get away with charging more for the occasional 3% performance bump they got from raising the clock speeds.
Nothing. AMD fails to beat intel once again.
>>59228848
>had
rephrase that anon
Dear Windows users of /g/,
Hello. This is not a troll post. It will look and read like one though.
If you cannot pull up a functional (read: UNIX) terminal on your operating system, it is a bad operating system. The command prompt is not a terminal. Powershell is not a terminal.
If you are sitting on your Windows computer and thinking that cmd.exe is anywhere at all near the same level as a UNIX terminal and you just haven't "gone deeper" yet, let me tell you that you have not "gone deeper" because there is no "deeper". If you were on a good operating system, with access to a good terminal, you might actually learn how to program or how computers work rather than just playing with your glorified gaming console.
There are programmers that use Windows, and there are methods of getting a decent terminal on the operating system (Cygwin, VM with GNU/Linux, ssh to a GNU/Linux server, etc). I am telling you now though, if you are of the mindset that Windows alone is the almighty power-user system, you are not correct and you really owe it to yourself to see the other side of the fence.
Ask anyone who programs: a UNIX terminal is clutch in so many ways. I find my Android phone to be a more useable environment for programming than an unconfigured Windows computer.
If you've tried GNU/Linux and backed down because things just kept "breaking", simply download the latest Ubuntu or CentOS and give it a go again. There is a learning curve, but you will come through enlightened.
And yes, I realize using words like enlightened makes this sound silly. It isn't though, it is very serious. Hopefully the comments aren't a shit show.
Sincerely,
OP
>>59228814
Don't forget about MacOS. I use MacOS and Debian daily, but Windows is relegated to a single machine for purposes of video games. It is a toy OS to be used for entertainment.
>>59228814
calling it GNU makes you abouts as retarded though so there is that.
>>59228814
>I find my Android phone to be a more useable environment for programming than an unconfigured Windows computer.
What about an unconfigured Android phone vs a configured Windows machine?
what did they mean by this?
why cant i just get internet?
i dont even want the tv thing
They charge $89.95 for both services.
What's not to get?
>>59228836
so after the promotional thing i pay both prices for both packages instead of one price?
What are you working on, /g/?
Old thread: >>59222230
>>59228724
I probably am the best programmer on g. I am not working on anything. Coding is boring.
There is nothing wrong with wearing women's clothes while programming
How to convert Py script into Exe boys?
CX_Freeze and Py2exe seem not to werk.
>macOS
Pros:
>special attention paid to UX engineering and design
>less buttons to click to perform common tasks
>UNIX based with full coreutils and proprietary software support
>comes with botnet stuff (Siri, Apple apps, iTunes) if you want to use it, can be disabled easily
>software developed for it feels more polished because of Apple's strict UI/UX guidelines
>Genius Bar support for free unless its a hardware issue
>a few games available
Cons:
>locked down so you can't really go against the grain with it
>restrictive hardware options
>no built in package manager (might also be a pro depending on your views)
>some parts feel childish on the surface, but still retain the advanced options beneath the surface
>Windows
Pros:
>25+ years of backwards compatibility
>largest software library available
>games
Cons:
>viruses
>malware
>hacking countermeasures standard in other OSes are either missing or gimped to death
>hardware is very much "you get what you pay for"
>professional support is spotty and subcontracted to death
>driver quality is random as fuck
>botnet can't be turned off easily
>Linux
Pros:
>free as in beer/freedom
>little to no botnet
>all OS level APIs are available to program with, so you get amazing software capabilities
Cons:
>only indie games
>GUI APIs differ dramatically depending on what DE you're using
>driver quality is up to whichever NEET is reverse engineering your hardware
>most software companies don't publish on it out of fear of piracy
>the userbase has the highest shitposting and cancer ratios of modern computing
>>59228473
>windows
>hardware is very mich "you get what you paid for"
>driver quality is random as fuck
This depends if its a prebuilt or oem, amd or intel
>>59228528
>prebuilt is usually more expensive than OEM
>"You get what you pay for"
I don't get your point.
>>59228563
Still, you pay for cheap msi trash, you get garbo hardware. You preorder ryzen 1800x, youre a retard
>All the men are using Macbooks and all the women are using Thinkpads
What do you think the reason for this is?
I don't know, but it's been a whole 7 minutes since someone made a thread hinting at gender politics on /g/ and I was starting to get antsy.
I wouldn't consider those men
>>59228470
im assuming they each individually purchased what they preferred based on their taste/needs
looks like they're all doing work of some sort, instead of wondering why the other chose the specific machine to work on
makes you think
Anyone else still have a 390?
I got this on launch day and I feel like I really should have waited for the 400 series to come out
At least driver updates have improved performance somewhat
>>59228463
I wouldn't. 390 is still a beastly card. I almost felt buyers remorse for buying a GTX 970 about six months before it came out.
>>59228463
still have a r9 290x
works just fine
glad i didn't get a 780 at the time
Still on a 390x, don't really see a reason to upgrade yet.
/g/, Is there a reason why I should not use Google?
privacy
>>59228388
how do I get a cute white bf?
Botnet
Why does Windows 10 UI look like something that a teenager threw up together in Powerpoint or Visio in 20 minutes? it looks downright childish.
What were they thinking???
Microsoft lost their source code years ago and are just copy/pasting .dlls now.
>>59228065
because the UI for windows 8+ is actually designed in powerpoint. that's why it's all flat.
Yet another reason to purchase the new Apple MacBook Pro with Retina Display.
It's over.
>In regards to gaming ASUS in particular, and MSI to some extent. It explains why reviewers such as Joker, Crit, UFDiciple, and TechDeals had far better gaming performance.
>Golem.de in Germany had this to say in regards to their MSI motherboard.
https://translate.google.co.uk/tran...ndlich-zurueck-1703-125996-4.html&prev=search
>The MSI board was delivered with BIOS version 113, until last Friday a new one appeared.
>Version 117, which is still up-to-date, improved speed and stability. If we were still able to count on sporadic Bluescreens with the older UEFI, the board is currently stable. Much more important, however, is the drastically higher performance in games and the real pack with 7-Zip. The release notes include, among other things, a fixed problem with the memory act and its timing as well as the voltage.
>Compared to the original bios, the new UEFI increases the image rate in our game course between plus 4 and plus 26 percent, on the average even plus 17 percent!
https://forums.anandtech.com/threads/official-amd-ryzen-benchmarks-reviews-prices-and-discussion.2499879/page-121#post-38773304
Left to do
>fix SMT (Microsoft?)
>fix CCX utilization
>>59227826
Everyone must have headaches having to test the same chip 20 times.
Looking forward to these improved power figures, Zen's perf/watt is already insane.
>>59227826
No one's interested?
>>59227826
So are the Gigabyte boards the only "good" ones at the moment?