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>paying more for less
why would anyone do this?
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e3 1240 v3
was cheaper than the equivalent i7, sure, no overclocking, but i don't OC
i guess you're wrong
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>>59160083
>Xeon
You can actually get some pretty amazing deals on old Xeons, and even build yourself an overclockable 2P system.
>Quadro
You're paying for the hardware-software support and validation, not just the hardware. In the world of enterprise where software licenses may cost more than the whole workstation, paying a few grand for a GPU that is guaranteed to work does make sense.
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>>59160083
i don't know, ask /lgbt/ why did they bought iPhone
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Where you when Intel was died?
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>>59159916
It's all over. Intel is finished.
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>>59159916
Getting not paid because we can't overrun the AMD posts
FUCKING DELETE THISS
I need to feed my family, we are really poor in India
please
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>>59159951
know hilarious fact about india and china? they both in their countries have about 400m people living better than 60% of USA.
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How are these 1080s?
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all 1080s are good as long as you stay away from the reference edition.
shit, i have the 'worst one' in the EVGA 1080 SC and it's still fucking awesome.
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>>59159912
It says "1080" on the box, that's how.
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>>59159912
It's opened and out of the box so I wouldn't trust it.
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For the First Time in History Brain-Machine Interfaces Achieve Two-Way Communication 2017-02-28 06:56:16 Post No.59159722
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>Huber’s team specializes in optical techniques for stimulating and imaging brain activity instead of using invasive techniques that rely on electrodes. They regularly measure the activity of hundreds of neurons with single cell resolution by using a method called two-photon microscopy.
>Mario Prsa, a researcher at UNIGE and the first author of the study explained that they wanted to test whether mice would be able to learn to control a neural prosthesis by relying solely on artificial feedback from a sensory signal. To test this, they imaged neural activity in the motor cortex. When the mouse activated the specific neuron chosen for neuroprosthetic control, stimulation proportional to this activity was applied simultaneously to the sensory cortex by using blue light.
>Neurons of the sensory cortex were indeed rendered photosensitive to this light. This allowed the neurons to be activated by a series of optical flashes, which enabled the team to integrate them with the artificial sensory feedback signal. When the mouse achieved an above threshold activation, it was rewarded and 20 minutes later, once the association had been learned, the rodent was able to generate the correct neuronal activity more frequently.
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>This meant that the sensation that had been created artificial was not only perceived, but also that it was integrated as a feedback of the prosthetic movement successfully. The brain machine interface functions bi-directionally in this manner. The Geneva researchers are of the opinion that the reason why this fictitious sensation is so rapidly assimilated, is that it most likely taps into very basic brain functions. Feeling the position of our limbs happens automatically without much thought being required. This probably indicates that fundamental neural circuit mechanisms are being used.
>This type of bidirectional interface might enable the development of robotic arms that are able to displace more precisely in the future. These would be able to feel touched objects, or perceive the required force to grasp them. The neuroscientists at UNIGE are also investigating how to produce sensory feedback that is more efficient. At the moment, they are only capable of doing so for a single movement, but are exploring the possibility to provide multiple feedback channels in parallel. This research lays the groundwork for developing a new generation of bidirectional neural prostheses that will be more precise
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cool
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>>59159722
The bland acronym, BMI, obscures the true horror of this monstrosity. Its inventors promise a new era of genius, but meanwhile unscrupulous power brokers use its forcible installation to violate the sanctity of unwilling human minds. They are creating their own private army of demons.
-- President of the United States, Donald John Trump, "Report on Human Rights"
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What is the NSA fully capable of? Can they hack my computer and send a virus remotely? How easily can they ruin my life?
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>>59159496
I'm sure your router and computer aren't more safe than nuclear plants in Iran.
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To hack your computer they need to target you specifically. But yes, they are incredibly capable of that.
What you should worry about more is that they have no need to do so, since they have every single thing you've ever put into a web browser since 2009
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NSA doesn't ruin peoples lives.
On a scale ranked between "FCC" and "ATF", they're quite the non-aggressive agency. I'd put them somewhere around "IRS". In fact, they're the least belligerent intelligence agency in the US.
Have you ever heard of a news article with the headline "NSA busts down door to IT firm, seizes hard drives"?
I seriously doubt it. While they do questionable and evil things, it's always for a greater good. That just means it's up to people to make sure their powers and mandate doesn't expand unnecessarily.
Sup /g/
So I got the new "Pixel" phone today. And the screen has this fucking blue tint going on.
I've heard this is really common with AMOLED displays.
Is it worth trying to return this thing?
Also, I'm new to Android ( outside of some test devices ). This is kind of a bad first taste.
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If you're on a contract you probly won't be able to return if you have over a certain amount of usage.
If you bought it outright, return that shit and get a new one.
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>>59159391
>buys a botnet phone
>wonders about its build in(tm) botnet(tm) features
probably some retina scanner and your eyes are uploaded to the cloud hahaha
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Yes! I have this phone!
Go to developer options
Go to "Picture Color Mode", and choose "Use sRGB"
Fixed
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>google.com
>google-analytics.com
How is this acceptable?
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Better buy a pass
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Don't websites have to have a cookie thing to allow users to opt-in or out of analytics? Pretty sure google analytics requires this. Get it shut down.
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>>59159292
how the fuck do you think captchas work?
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are ryzen Macs gonna happen? 2017-02-28 05:44:56 Post No.59159137
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are ryzen Macs gonna happen?
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>>59159137
yes
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>>59159137
Maybe
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screenshot of whatever youre doing right now minus /g/
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Currently at work taking a massive shit waiting for my shift to be over. /g/ is all I have going on right now.
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>Browser emulators
why the fuck
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my community college teacher has been shilling these guys pretty hard. what does /g/ think about cisco?
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>>59158278
something about open source
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>>59158278
Botnet
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They're compromised by the NSA
Probably willingly since they're scumbags
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What's the point of this so-called "freedom" of GNU/Linux when every single free alternative to paid Win/Mac programs (most of which you can easily pirate) is far worse?
Microsoft Office will always be faster, better looking, and more user-friendly than OpenOffice; if you think otherwise, you're delusional.
There's not a single respected graphic designer who uses GIMP. What takes an hour to do on GIMP takes around half the time on Photoshop, with much less frustation, giving you more focus on creativity and the artistic direction you're aiming after.
As for video editing, hmmm, where do I start? No Sony Vegas. No Adobe After Effects. I think you get my point.
Want to produce music using linux? Well, good luck with LMMS and Audicity! Completely professional programs that every successful producer/musician uses! Who even needs Pro Tools, Ableton, Cubase, or even Garageband, amirite!
As for gaming, well, at least there's Tux Racer and emulators.
>muh programming
Yes, one could argue that programming is better on Linux, but still, you have all resources you need on every other OS.
>muh botnet
Unless you're ISIS or have kiddie porn on your hard drive, who gives a shit? Just use adblock.
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>>59158274
Kill yourself pajeet, you subhuman street shitting nigger.
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>>59158274
Dumb frogposter
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>>59158274
Stopped reading after
> Open office
This fagget doesn't know about libreoffice. Knowledge is to out of date to have any weight behind his statements. Dropped.
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/tosg/ - TempleOS General 2017-02-28 04:12:51 Post No.59158233
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TERRY IS BACK EDITION
FAQ
>What is TempleOS?
See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MT7yvaGN0ZU [Embed] --TempleOS (formerly J Operating System, SparrowOS and LoseThos) is a biblical themed lightweight operating system created over the span of a decade by programmer Terry A. Davis.
>How did TempleOS start?
Development for TempleOS began in 2003 after Davis suffered from a series of manic episodes that left him briefly hospitalized for mental health issues.
Davis is a former atheist who believes that he can "talk with God" and that God told him the operating system he built was God's official temple. According to Davis TempleOS is of 'Divine' intellect due to the inspired nature of the code. According to Davis, God said to create the operating system with 640x480, 16 colors display and a single audio voice. The operating system was coded in a programming language developed by Davis in C/C++ called "HolyC". The OS runs a file system called "Red Sea".
>What can TempleOS do?
TempleOS deliberately has no network support. It runs 8-bit ASCII with graphics in source code and has a 2D and 3D graphics library, which run at 640x480 VGA with 16 colors. The OS contains numerous embedded biblical references including a program called AfterEgypt which allows users to "communicate with God" through an oracle.
USEFUL LINKS
Official website: http://templeos.org/
Download TempleOS: http://www.templeos.org/Wb/Home/Web/DownloadOS.html#l1
Extended History: https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/gods-lonely-programmer
NOTABLE QUOTES FROM TERRY
>I wrote a fucken compiler. Linus has not finished his compiler yet and suffers humilation from Stallman.
>Yeah, I killed a CIA nigger with my car in 1999. Score one for the good guys.
>My job is to hunt CIA niggers.
>Bill gates and the illuminati got a herd of nigger cattle
>I don't know why the liberals don't allow beastiality
>I liked the previous bird, I hated this bird
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current stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYhx8ZD5Hfk
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>>59158247
is terry more /pol/ than /g/?
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>>59158794
terry is /x/
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/hpg/ headphone general 2017-02-28 03:58:03 Post No.59158058
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>Headphone purchase advice
http://pastebin.com/fYZLW7Ub (embed)
Please put some effort into your requests and questions.
If you dislike a suggestion, explain why and try giving a better suggestion to whomever asked.
>/g/ wiki headphone FAQ:
https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php?title=Headphones
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THIS ISN'T ANIME AND HD600 IS SHIT
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Have we entered the Golden Age of the budget Planar Magnetic headphone?
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New pads. New sound. New life. Best headphones under $50.
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Starting a botnet
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Hypothetically, If I wanted to start a real botnet-- not the /g/ "MUH BOTNET" meme, but actually a hivemind of computers, what would be the best place to start? I think it would be a decent way to do bitcoin mining. What languages would you use to write the files?
Hypothetically, I'm thinking of buying 100+ 1GiB USBs from Amazon, putting autorun.exe files on them that will infect the computer, and scattering about town. Every idiot and their mother will plug it in.
Does anyone here have any experience in this area?
DISCLAIMER: This thread is all hypothetical, and for learning purposes only
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>>59157751
fuck off kid
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>>59157751
the /g/ botnet meme is from chrome being an actual botnet you flog
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>>59157751
fuck off tripfag
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>tfw too intelligent for technology
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>>59157343
>too
it's to faggot
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>>59157380
>tfw to intelligent too not be a newfag
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