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Why isn't your region using nuclear power as it's main electrical energy source?
The Koreans do it cheap and quick, and so can you.
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We don't need it at the moment. 99% of our electricity is green.
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Why is the latest version so slow and clunky?
I can click on a tab and it will take 3-4 seconds to switch. Scrolling stutters and freezes a lot making you jump pages. Anyone else experiencing this garbage?
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It's dead. Move on.
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you are using old hardware
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>>58834957
I'm on an i7 with 8GB of ram
this shouldn't be this bad. when I type it also takes a while before the words show up
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>paying $1000+ for a pc that doesnt even have a dedicated gpu
Are ultrabooks a meme? They are like window versions of mac
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>computers are only for video games
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>>58834543
>Not knowing xps 15 has GTX 1050...
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>>58834559
this
kys /v/ fags
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Due to Zen's unexpected performance, Intel has been caught with its pants down.
Their answer?
#1 Housefires.
https://www.cpchardware.com/intel-prepare-la-riposte-a-ryzen/
https://www.techpowerup.com/230422/amds-upcoming-ryzen-launch-to-prompt-reshuffle-of-intels-cpu-line-up
>First we find the Core i7 7740K . It has 8 MB of L3, with a base frequency of 4.30 GHz (100 MHz more than the Core i7 7700K) at the price of a significantly higher TDP (> 100W against 91W). The Turbo frequency is not known, but should logically be 4.60 GHz.
>One of the other sample takes the name of Core i5 7640K . At first glance, this is also a speed bump of the Core i5 7600K: Quad Core, 6MB L3, 4.0GHz base frequency for the 7640K against 3.8GHz for the 7600K. On the TDP side, it would also climb above the 100W. But there is much more interesting: the Core i5 7640K would have active SMT (Hyper-threading), a first for a Core i5 Desktop. This modification profoundly upsets the segmentation of the different "Core". Until now, the Core i5 were distinguished from the Core i7 by the absence of Hyper-threading.
#2 moar corz with moar L2 blingbling edition
https://www.techpowerup.com/230400/intel-readies-the-xeon-gold-series-processors-for-media-workstations
Jim's team cleans house again, History repeats itself.
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> #3 "Bonuses" to OEM suppliers
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>>58834017
Finally, AMD justifies its existance.
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>>58834041
AMD hasn't had a profitable quarter in years and Intel is posting record highs, Intel spends over 15 times more on R&D(lets assume at least half on fabs) than AMD does.
It would be an utter and complete embarrassment for Intel to actually lose like this.
But maybe it was inevitable, KabyLake is still a bolted P6 arch core.
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is it okay to buy these lower end power supplies or it better to invest a little more for the top tier ones ?
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Depends on the setup. 500w is probably enough for most cpu/single gpu combos.
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>>58834000
i'm planning on getting an i5 6500(non k) and a rx 480 8gb gpu
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Remember that rx480 takes as much as GTX1080 thanks to pajeet technology.
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Reasons to have a Laptop? 2017-02-07 09:20:09 Post No.58833877
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Reasons to have a Laptop?
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I want a laptop just to have a powerful laptop.
I'm likely gonna buy one on Ebay in the next few hours.
I don't really have any specific reason to get a laptop, outside of the fact that I can get one used on ebay that's fast for a good price.
My main pc is more than powerful enough. I have a 2nd and 3rd pc that are more than powerful enough as well.
Why do I want a laptop anyway???
Looking at a good dual core/HT i5 laptop for like 125 or a good quad core/HT i7 earlier gen for 250.
Why do i want a laptop again?
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any laptopfags up???
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>>58833983
You can bring it to uni and do presentations or study, without fearing that files are incompatible. You can use Kali Linux in the middle of the city. You can use it on your bed and not have to resort to your slow phone. Obvios stuff. If you can afford it, it's good to have one around
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>>58833877
You don't have to sit at your desk or dedicate a large portion of your room to it, unlike a desktop PC. This >>58834039 . It's just convenient.
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Compressing random data 2017-02-07 09:11:40 Post No.58833831
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So explain to me why we can't compress random binary data again?
Couldn't you just make a rainbow table of all possibilities that can be stored in 32 bytes and index those bytes in a database with a RIPEMD160 hash of the data that is 16 bytes long (this is bound to generate collisions.)
chunk_size = 32
possibilities = (chunk_size ** 8)
space_required = (possibilities * chunk_size) / 1024 / 1024 / 1024
Or 32,768 gigabytes. That's not that large. Now to compress the data: hash the original data with SHA256 to get a checksum and convert every 32 byte chunk into a 16 byte RIPEMD160 index into your table. To decompress, try every possibility of collisions for the associated index hashes. If this is infeasible you could always store a small amount of the original data too to help brute force the origin data until it matches the initial hash.
Result: ~50% reduction in any kind of data no matter how random but it requires a metric fuck load of hard drives. Would this be possible? Ay lmaooooo
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>Couldn't you just make a rainbow table of all possibilities that can be stored in 32 bytes
32 bytes = 32*8 bits=256 bits.
Possible combinations for 256 bits = 2^(256) about 10^77 possibilities.
I am gonna say no.
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>>58833903
Plus OPs scheme doesn't actually compress anything.
>To decompress, try every possibility of collisions for the associated index hashes.
I.e. this amounts to having to brute force 50% of the original data anyway.
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>>58833831
Why have the chunks so big? If this were a good idea a chunk size of 2 bits would suffice. Now we can just do what you suggested.Random string:
00110110
Rainbow table:
00 -> 00
01 -> 11
10 -> 01
11 -> 10
Our compressed string:
00110110
And we have accomplished nothing, if the data is random enough the rainbow table is actually filled out and does nothing.
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Is your TV spying on you, /g/?
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Yes you idiot
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>"Vizio collected unique data from each household with a Vizio smart TV that included not only second-by-second viewing information, but also the household’s IP address, nearby access points, zip code, and other information,” the FTC said in ablog post explaining the settlement.
>"They also shared that information with other companies."
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/ptg/ - Private Tracker General
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BANG PT. 2: BANG BANG THEORY EDITION
Previous thread >>58826868
>Not sure what private trackers are all about?
The mission of /ptg/ is to promote the highest possible standards of tracker service by providing members with opportunities for professional development, by recognizing technical competence through examinations and by advancing the interests of its members.
>Have a question?
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>News
When autism reaches critical levels, news will get posted in this thread.
Want it sooner? Do it yourself or read the old thread.
Use >>>/g/ptg as a link to find the /ptg/ thread.
Remember the following:
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first for shitty op
kys
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time to update the faq lads
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>>58833187
baka
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What is the advantage of using Mac over PC in 2017?
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You can show everyone what a retard you are for buying a mac.
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minimalism.
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>>58832513
You can show off how much you spent on a machine. It's like buying a really expensive watch.
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What are some good /G/ approved movies?
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>>58832236
>/G/
what's /G/???
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Triumph of the Will
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Why is it so hated?
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Because it's shit made for retards.
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Because it triggers the uncomfortable realization that one need not spend 14 gorillion hours memorizing the idiosyncrasies of dogshit languages (e.g. C++ and PHP) in order to write code that works well. Basically, people can't deal with the fact that they got memed on, so they cope by hating the obviously superior thing.
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>>58830476
That's not an argument. Is it slow? Limited?
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MPV vs VLC
Which is better?
I installed MPV and I don't like it much.
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VLC:graphical glitches
MPV: fast and flexible in almost every respect.
VLC and MPV can accomplish the same tasks, but in every respect, MPV always does it better.
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MPC
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MPC-HC
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Currently debating about upgrading from the GTX 780 to the RX 480.
My only fear is AMD's drivers, are they good now?
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They're fine.
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Don't do it lol.
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>>58829923
Fine Wine
Am I rite
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guts thread, post 'em, rate 'em
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Hello /guts/ long time no see.
saving up for dat zen build.
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>>58829521
Very nice my dude. What are the specs?
>>58829602
G-give me one hard drive p-pls
>>58829604
Nice pipework my man