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FreeBSD PC + bicycle.

rmbr + PS4 is the only sane option

"Gaming PC" is an antiquated concept.
Get a work horse desktop specced to do whatever you need (which for most peyote isn't much), and you can get an xbone and a PS4 for less than a gaymen pc

>>62466706
AMD uses a lot of power and reaches a very high temperature. There's a reason why 90% of modern PCs use Intel. Stick with what you have.

>>62466723
>first reply is a retarded shill
2011 called, they want their memes back.

>>62466723
twas like this more than 1 years ago, have a (you), cuck.

>>62466577
I had an evga FTW version that had higher 3dmark scores than some 1080s. It was an amazing card. I traded it in for a 1080ti for maxing out 1440p though

https://www.techpowerup.com/237016/nvidia-readying-a-geforce-gtx-1070-refresh-gtx-1070-ti

>>62466577
MSi = EVGA > Asus > everything else

>>62466561


>>>/v/

>>62466561
C# because more documentation and faster games

Unity removed JS afaik

stop learning rubty and learn go insteaD

Learn Crystal

Well Grounded Rubyist
Eloquent Ruby
Metaprogramming Ruby
The Rspec Book
Programming Ruby 1.9: The Pragmatic Programmers’ Guide
The Ruby Programming Language

>>62466415
I've tried it. It has completely convinced me that communism doesn't work. I know a little bit of Korean since I have friends in South Korea that I visit a few times a year, so navigating the OS wasn't too hard. The interface and included applications are just shitty though and it tries to phone home to the Norks constantly.

Polite sage because I hate that kid.

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dis ones da best, she has a low cut pink shirt, milfy necklace, cute ponytail that reminds me of bulma from dragonball

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-TXzCIUY7U

>>62466476
t. butthurt worst korean

>>62466330
Yes, 20 years ago

>>62466330
Do us a favor and shove that grenade up your ass and pull the pin.

>micro-set
Worst of all worlds.

Americans are still inherently racist, they may say they're tolerant but subconsciously they can't help but think NIGGER when they see black. This transcends even into black colored, nonhuman products, such as ThinkPads. Those who like ThinkPads are tolerant and accepting people, that's why is /g/ents are the best.

>>62466188
I'm pretty happy with my Dell XPS 9550 and it's not business class. I wouldn't have bought it if I didn't get such a great deal on it though. Not all consumer grade laptops are garbage. I will say that those HP folio elitebooks are pretty nice.

>>62466310
Well thats Dell, I was talking about Pavilion lineup which is the worst fucking thing ever. I mean HP business laptops, consumer HPs are just horrible

My autsim

>>62466101
a bikep pump in my left pocket (its the big one) and i sharpened a tent peg against the ground

all i ever do is go riding around at night and picking fruit off of trees i shouldnt so i epxct the worst ( i dont have a phone and i dont take my wallet as i haveno mnoey and wont need to prvoe my identity)

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>>62466071

Yes, thanks for asking.

Well it's great for theoretical programming -- actually learning how to tell the computer to your bidding. Hence it is not a tale when people say learning Lisp will make you better program, even if you don't end up doing actual work with Lisp.

There's this talk about "grokking Lisp", which I haven't felt yet. I'm working my way slowly through SICP 'cause I'm catching up on the math as I read, so I'll probably take about a year to do it.

Anyway, people say that Lisp allows you to "become one with the computer", that "programmer and program become one", that "the computer becomes an extension of your mind". There are talks about lisp being the programming language in most harmony with Nature, and that it would be the language God would have used to program the Universe should he have used a programming language. I haven't felt this yet, though.

However most probably you won't find much support except for stuff like Clojure, which is not very liked because it is Java with extra parentheses.

I think Scheme and Common Lisp are your best bets. You'll probably find programming more fun in it because when shit fails it's your own fault because you are the one who implemented the mechanism that failed. You create your own Lisp every time.

I don't see it being used much besides in Emacs and CAD software. I have seen some videos of people programming OpenGL applications with Scheme, though.

Well, I think it's worth it. I didn't feel like Adam on Snakes while programming but I surely find it beautiful to write Lisp software every now and then.

>>62467669
tl;dr

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Unfortunately yes. Somehow a 6-core coffinlake is barely better than a 4-core cuckylake

My advice: get an R3 1200, OC as much as possible and wait for Zen 2. It's rumoured to feature 5 GHz clocks out of the box and boosted IPC over current zen.

>>62465982
turbo wasn't working, which from what I've read is meant to be 4.3ghz all core turbo, so 3.7ghz was what the cinebench runs were at. desu I don't think 600mhz will make much of a difference at all to the grand scheme of things considering that the 8700k will probably be a 370$~ chip placed just under what the X299 6-core chip is, while offering even less features but of course will require a z-series chipset so motherboards will most likely cost 160-200~ on launch as well.

I personally think the R5 1600 is the sweet spot currently in terms of price/performance, and if you really compare the two, Intels offerings aren't worth 50% more.

>>62466075
Even with turbo you're looking at most 1340 instead of 1230 cinebrunch points.

BlackBerry KEYone. It's Android done somewhat decently. Still miles ahead of iOS.

dumb frogposter

>>62465979
The carriers where I live don't have that. I'm on my parent's phone plan, so i don't have money to buy my own.

>>62465787
matched you

pretty easy wpm test though. no punctuation or capitalization.

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>>62466488
forgot pic

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Nope.
Also if you're below 100wpm you're pathetic.

Japan has one of the lowest GNU/Linux desktop usages with 0.82%. So none.

>>62465756
japs scums uses winblows

>>62465756
kill yourself weeb