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>no raven ridge

redpill me on the x1g5 /g/

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>>62024418
>thinkpad garbage

Enjoy your sub par fab process, shitty design and under-average build quality

t.laptoprepairperson who has to fuckin deal with these pieces of shit all day long

These corporations are getting so big I don't see why they shouldn't have to abide by free speech

Why should it matter if the Government or Google is censoring us? I know they're a private company but they're so big they've reached that point where they have immense influence

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>>62023953

>>62023953
corporations rule over us now anon, and unlike governments, corporations do not even have the pretense of being accountable for their actions

i'll be dead in 100 years so i don't give a shit

my particular name and info will be completely irrelevant aside from contributing to some statistical computation about ancient people in general

>>62023684
Yea, I feel like shit now

When I went to college I wrote some papers about philosophy and history

Prof was impressed with my work, after school was over I deleted the work I did. I should have done a blog a long time ago or something, maybe post all my writings online...

Everyday AI

>>62023601
real dolls

I'll abuse the word "technology" here and say that CRISPR is pretty revolutionary.
Oh and AI.

>>62023407
Haven't seen one of these posts in a while

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>mfw never downloaded yify
I'd guess high-efficiency codecs and slow encoding

>>62023407
to be fair this is easily done with h.265 nowadays

I guess privacy wasnt a factor :(

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>>62023205
>Best porn engine chosen by nerds
Hmmmm...

>>62023205

Two Bing Points have been deposited into your Microsoft account Mr Muhammad. Keep up the good work

>>62022897
yes

(define (even n)
  (if (= (modulo n 2) 0)
      #t
      #f))

(define (!= x y)
  (not (= x y)))

(define (X-main pos row num low max)
  (if (!= row (+ num 1))
      (begin
        (if (or (= low pos)
                (= max pos))
            (begin
              (display "")
              (display "1")
              (display ""))
            (display "0"))
        
        (if (= num pos)
            (begin
              (display "\n")
              (X-main 0 (+ row 1) num (+ low 1) (- max 1)))
            (X-main (+ pos 1) row num low max)))))

(define (X n)
  (if (not (even n))
      (begin (display "0")
             (X-main 1
                     1
                     n
                     1
                     n))))

>>62024216
So yes if have nothing to do but shitpost on /g/

>>62022897
That's a Scheme book though

On a side-note Lisp will make you a better programmer, even if you never end up using Lisp

I do. Long story short, I will never consider a small b-120hz display for gaming anymore. It really makes a difference.

I just got an Acer that has 144hz refresh rate. It's a noticable difference in fps. Seeing as theyre as cheap as 200 dollars or less now, they're definitely a gaming necessity imo.

If you play fps or fighting games the jump to 144hz is a massive quality of life upgrade. Worth every penny if you've got the machine to go along with it.

>>62022363
Buy you own PC. There.

>>62022363
I don't get what you need. You need to hack this software to stop monitoring you? Or you want to know more information regarding that software?

>>62022363
Not your personal army, etc etc

>>62022282
I want to pick her nose.

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do you not?

>>62022322
Of course I don't use Linux.

too artsy, too intellectual.

>>62022208
Too retarded for Arch: The Distro

I'm currently using the GNOME version and it's fucking great, there's pretty much 0 bloat, everything looks good, including qt software. It's very stable and you get aur.

>>62022078
why aren't you closing swap instead :^)

>>62022078
I have 64gb

>>62022078
got my 16gb early this year
probably the cheapest upgrade i did with somewhat of a significant difference

obviously

>spreading out sound waves and contaminating them with other sound waves is better than directly injecting them into your ears
lol no

>>62021934
>He doesn't jam out in his mattress wall rape basement.

wtf I hate C++ now

TAKBIR

>>62021753
Because scanf doesn't work with UTF8 input

Also, why are you printing the address of X in the first printf?

>>62021613
arch doesn't have this problem
>inb4 le X broken
no problems unless you're using xorg-git, then you're a fucking retard
>inb4 le xorg.conf
never touched it in my life

>>62021613
Dont use an out of date distro that has 5 billion copies of libs because they dont keep up with the most current version of programs.

>>62021613
Updates and upgrades are not the same. On opensuse the modification of the repos is one possible way to upgrade your OS. But you can also go the Windows way - insert a DVD and press upgrade.