Archived threads in /g/ - Technology - 4461. page

>>58866166
It's FreeSync and G-Sync, you mong. And it's good news for everyone, prices for Intel and NVidia will fall, so just wait and stop circlejerking about it.

>>58866166
The Fury-X is about the same performance as the GTX 1070.

I'm interested in Ryzen when prices come down, I don't see any point upgrading my i5 4690 for now.

Also Pretty sure G-sync performs better than Freesync, but I don't belive it worth an extra $100.

I use a budget Freesync monitor, its breddy great, but range is fucked up (Originally 48-72hz, I managed to get 45-75Hz)

>>58866166
>RX 480 sees a 30% improvement in Vulkan when compared to OpenGL
>http://www.gamersnexus.net/game-bench/2510-doom-vulkan-vs-opengl-benchmark-rx-480-gtx-1080

>Flagship Vega being 5% ahead of stock 1080 in Doom running in Vulkan
>Probably 10-20% behind in OpenGL and majority of games running DX11
>Even if I were to believe in AMD's shill argument of "muh optimized drivers" which I don't Vega would still have to get 100% performance gain in order to compete with Volta

Short answer: no

>>58866090

what does it even matter

>>58866090
>UltraFine
>Fine

>>58866090
Note the botnet camera

A lambda is an anonymous function!
It is syntactic sugar, you don't have to understand them. Just continue on with whatever you were doing and ignore it.

Also learn to google, leave and never come back and kys. In reverse order.

>>58866074
If you mean java8 () -> { }
You can use it with by having interface that only implements one function(maybe more not sure)

interface FN {
  public void fn();
}

class Test {
  void fn0(FN x) {
    x.fn();
}
  void fn1() {
    fn0( () -> { System.out.println("test"); });
  }

}

fn0 takes interface that implements one function as parameter.
fn1 calls fn0 with lambda function.

>>58866486
So basically it's a code obfuscation technique?

Stop posting threads early, you fucking faggot.

>>58866073
Green Is My Pepper

I like this thread, can we keep it?

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Yes.
You shouldn't use your mum's interwebnets for now on.

>>58865952
If my videos are saved in documents rather than videos, would they be viewable from neighbours computer when media sharing is on?

It's called homegroup just Google how to disable it.

>>58865919
bruh invest in bathroom tiles

>>58865919
I personally don't recommend it. A friend of mine did this and his laptop is on its last legs wishing for a death that will never come because he's completely incapable of saving money for a new one.

>>58865919
I live like this, I have to homes, in wich I can be depending on the week, I have a job the require staying for late hours and there I have high speed wifi. So having a desktop is worthless no matter how cheap might be.

I could justify one when I was a NEET, but after I started fucking girls I don't have time to sit on my desk

>meanwhile Cydia is updated as soon as a new jailbreak is released

Xposed is dying; Magisk is where it's at now especially for newer operating systems

>>58865972
Ex Applefag here. The problem was the "soon as a new jailbreak is released" part - you'd have to hold off updates for like 6 months while they figure out how to crack it next, because they're actively fighting your ability to customise your own hardware.

Unfortunately this cancer is spreading to Android as well by proxy (safetynet and more and more apps using it)

Mobile phones.

Cellphones and cloud based services

Smartphones replaced media players as dominant portable entertainment device?

Weak bait

>>58865830
Not an argument

>>58865828
Y u dis jew

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1 Google Home, Spotify, ? ?
2 Google Photos, Google Play, Google Calendar, YouTube, YouTube Creator Studio
3 Google Maps, ?, Twitter, Instagram, ?
4 Contacts?, ?, ?, ?, ?
5 Phone?, Whatsapp, ?, Camera, Chrome

>>58865932
The middle thing in the Contacts row is Google code generator or something I think.

>>58865942
its conctacts, (messenger??), google keep, google authenticator, (unknown)

AB and MAM are comfiest

>>58865762
ab is no longer cpmfy

>>58865768
AB, BTN, MAM, and PTM are all cozy af

>>58865713
You might want to shoot yourself

>>58865713
throw a 4gb ram stick in there and an SSD for a tiny shitposting experience

for what pvrpose would you immolate yourself daily with that shitbox, loadings times, startup time, nogaems, no video, no torrents, it can't even run word
anhero

>BlackScreenTV was once a YouTuber with 29,000 subscribers. Now he has under -1,500. Yup, that’s right, a negative number. YouTube is in trouble.

>The glitch is pretty simple. If someone unsubscribes from a channel the YouTube algorithm miscounts it as two un-subscriptions instead of one. If someone was to subscribe to and then unsubscribe from a channel over and over the person would rapidly hemorrhage subscribers, and that is what is happening at the moment.

>As of yet we do not know how long this subscriber glitch has been happening on YouTube, but we do know that subscriber glitches have been a problem on YouTube near constantly over the past months. At first people had noted that they were being randomly unsubscribed from the favorite content creators, whilst content creators were finding that their channels were losing subscribers every time they uploaded. YouTube always denied that anything was going wrong on their end.

>All of this does have to make us question how long this glitch has actually been going on for. It was discovered in the early hours of the morning by BlackScreenTV, but in truth we don’t know when this began.

>Subscriptions and subscribers are the key, most important part of YouTube, and was arguably the thing that made YouTube blow up in the first place. If this is happening now, and may have been happening for a while, then how can we trust YouTube to keep an accurate count of our subscriber counts in the future?

>As for now, YouTube channels are rapidly dropping in subscriber counts, and there has been no response from YouTube.

I just wanna know how many people I've been unsubscribed from, and possibly have a list of everyone I've ever been subscribed to, regardless if it was me or youtube who unsubscribed me.
This case just looks like it's fucking with the statistics, not users.

>>58865906
Youtube has a handy rss list export in subscriber list, much faster to clean that up then to write it yourself

No. I've been putting it off, because I can't be fucked unplugging my computer to move it into an open space.
I'll get to it eventually.

>rig

>>58865668
>Rig
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>58865603
well not the same issue as you but my mic snowball just stops picking up audio whenever i start a program, even google chrome fucks it up.

>>58865640
It's actually really a shame, because I really liked it when I tried it out under OSX. But under Windows it doesn't even get recognized.

Stop using Windows faggot

>>>/v/eddit