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Don't login with your google account. Done.

>>58987771
but it asks you to right? like to use the store and youtube and shit

>>58987785
Yes, you need a google account to use google services - YouTube, Google Play, Play Music, Gmail, etc. But you can easily replace these. I would reccomend also removing gapps/google services to save on battery. Here are some replacements:

Play Store: Aptoide/apkmirror.com
YouTube: OGTube/OGYoutube/NewPipe
Gmail: AOSP email app from apkmirror
Play Music: Poweramp or any other music app

Switch to witch?

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>>58987612
Netscape

>>58987612
chrome to firefox

That would be nearly impossible to implement without making it possible for everyone to cheat the system.

>>58987558
You can tax anything you want, but it doesn't make sense to tax automation.
The idea that all humans will be out of work if we automate a bit more than we do today is wrong.
Agriculture was an automatization of hunting as you create ideal breeding condition for vegetables and animals so you can stay in one place and make sure there is enough to eat.
Farming tools automated the hard labor, so people could do other things.
Throughout history we have automated stuff, freed up workers so they could apply themselves somewhere else.
The idea that all humans are good for is wiping up after other humans is insulting to say the least.
Say we get to a point where everything we can imagine can be instantly created at no cost.
(We are very far off from being able to do this if you weren't aware).

Then there wouldn't be a need for people to create things, but there wouldn't be a need to buy things.

And as long as there is a need to buy stuff, there will be work for humans.

>>58987986
The problem is that the current way education works is basically.
Finish high school.
Go to college or university and (randomly) pick a degree that is good at the time.
Have a career specific to your degree.
Retire.

When automation eliminates a career there is no good mechanism to let them switch careers because employers expect the employees to be fully trained already and bear the cost of training themselves.

I doubt it. The management system in place in Microsoft is such that it doesn't really matter if no one speaks the same language. What you fail to see is that pajeets are merely the work force, and management is MS's true bane.

>>58987431

>he thinks Trumps Immigration memes will affect high salary engineers at MS, Apple or any other big silicon valley tech meme company

they literally meet with Trump and talk about the future of tech and have a direct connection to the white house since the Reagan, Bush Sr, Clinton era

what drugs are you on OP?!

>>58987431
>American quality
>good

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>>58987363

It never was.

>gaymen
Fuck off to your underage containment board
>>>/v/eddit

>>58987198
>1080
>Ubuntu
What the fuck is the point

>>58987198

why does the shipping label cost $5

>>58987198
>17inch 4k
Why?

Nope. It would be more realistic to find someone near you with better home internet and share some of their WiFi.

>>58987148
Just upgrade your internet or maybe when your older you can move out of your parents house

This isn't cable modem hacking, cheating service providers on a cellular level is much harder.

>>58987062
you can play doom on it.


>inb4 /v/

>>58987062
There is no defense. TI has a monopoly because so many schools, exam boards, etc specify that X model of calculator is the only acceptable one. The thing probably costs something like ten bucks to make and could be profitably sold for twenty, but why do that when people are forced to buy your product and not someone else's?

>>58987062
When every american high school needs a class set of those, you've got yourself a killing to make.

k

>>58986995
They also used a touch wheel on a glass surface, which is bad if you use it for more than 3 days.

Also, I have a Shanling M2. Same processing hardware. A bunch of chink DAPs will benefit from the jz port. The first commit just came in earlier this week.

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>>58986995
grow up and get an android phone

2001 was 3000 years ago.

Might be cool if the third dimension was an array of properties, via which you could do quick filters and sorts with some kind of commercial VR interface. Still a gimmick but at least a functional one.

>>58986895
Seems like a dumb idea to show a tree...

It'd be easy to miss click and open the granny porn instead of your homework

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Real Desktop is probably the most advanced/useful one for Windows, but it kept nagging me with popups in German, and it only works for your desktop, not your actual directories, so I just went back to 2D. I wish Google hadn't canceled BumpTop, which was essentially the same thing but would have benefited from years more development.

>>58986821
Because it doesn't have billions invested in it.

because it's free you dip

>>58988048
THIS SHIT RIGHT HERE MO'FUCKAS

Is this really what qualifies as a /g/ thread nowadays?

>>58986636
>Samsung is going BANKRUPT! Samshit shills on a suicide watch and their shoelaces have been taken away!

Source or stfu.

>>58986643
>buttmad scamsung fanboi
kek

>>58986738
>dat butthurt of a plebbitard
kek

I heard so many times the just works claim from multiple linux distros that I'm going to assume most people who say it happen to have basic laptops. Or thinkpads.

>>58986501
>can't run skype
Fucking dropped!

>>58986591
It is bloat, therefore harmful.

>>58986212
Fuck no i just rewrote a small part from the news

>>58986194
Source?

>>58986380
https://svn.reactos.org/svn/reactos/trunk/reactos/

>>58986740
>Left: toy phone/anal plug combo
>Centre: toy laptop
>Right: cattle prod with digital controls