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>>61837198
Reddit

Thanks for starting this thread OP.

What should I be searching for if I want a laptop with good speakers? My 'HP Beats By Dre." laptop is getting on in years and before you say >Beats I got it because it was cheap and discovered that I never had to even consider getting external speakers for it.

I tried 'subwoofer' but there are only like 2 of them.

>>61837547
Can't tell if you're serious

>>61837737
No I'm completely serious, why would you think I'm not?

>>61836985
>Its only flaw is that it doesn't allow you to paste the picture into file explorer
You mean saving it?

>>61837023
No, literally pasting it. To save it you have to navigate through folders and choose the path where you want to save it.

man scrot

etoile os.
people keep calling it etoilet

>>61836638

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014) second hand
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 with S-pen (US and some Asian regions only)
Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 (second hand)
Huawei Mediapad M2
Asus Zenpad S 8.0 (make sure to get the 4GB version with stylus compatibility, not the cheaper 2GB version)

Even the good old Shield K1 tablet has excellent stylus support although these are rapidly becoming collectors items selling 2nd hand for more than the original retail price.

I have a particular interest in the subject as I desperately need an "electronic notepad" for jotting notes at work. Of all the devices listed above the Galaxy Note 8.0 was the perfect size and best at speedy handwritten noted taking, but these are also now becoming collectors items & the tablet itself is forever stuck on Android 4.4

If you are rich, the Galaxy Tab S3 has fantastic stylus support. The Lenovo Yogabook supports stylus too, but I haven't tried it.

Samsung Chromebook Pro.

>>61836638
Surface 4 pro

>>61836528
>winblows 10
fucking retard

>>61836528
Data sharing my dude. Literally like a botnet.

disk indexing

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>>61836328
I agree thanks HYLA USA!!

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I got Pass just to avoid that botnet

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>gib

>>61836186
>He's too poor to buy ddr2 ram in 2017

>>61836230
> not measuring in gibibytes

>>61836122
>>61836122
Mining is just a euphemism for blockchain accounting. Miners check the integrity of every transaction and get a miner fee out of that transaction paid out in a certain amount of coins for a certain amount of hashes called a block.

Buttcoins require powerful CPUs, usually where the whole architecture is centered around mining such as ASICs.

Ethereum is strictly GPU based and can be mined from your average gaming PC (albeit only a very small amount). Thats why some people build special 'rigs' with a ton of GPUs, but shitty CPUs and small amounts of ram.

There are also two types of mining "algorithms". PoW and PoS. Proof of work and Proof of Stake, respectively. In a nutshell Proof-of-Work is more beneficial to miners & PoS requires some sort of collateral (although I'm not that sure exactly how it works)

If you're looking at this as a serious living, I'd advise against that. First off the competition is gnarly, with giant warehouses in china dedicated to nothing but mining cryptos. Secondly its a much bigger time sink then people think initially. With setup, modding, maintenance, and upgrades. Thirdly Crypos are very volatile and can have huge monetary swings, making less to even unprofitable for some of the low level miners.

If you want to do it as a hobby and don't really care if you see an ROI or if you have a gaming rig that you want to set-up to mine in its downtime then you can try it out, its not that difficult unless you're a complete rube.

Here are some websites to get you started:
www.cryptocompare.com
www.coinwarz.com
www.cryptobadger.com

and you can always try reddit. But everyone on their will discourage you.

>>61836122
do you have a GPU? what type?

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watch the vid tho

>guys look I'm such a 90s kid haha I made Linux look like a shitty consumer operating system for wal-mart toys
>two hello worlds in CS 101-tier languages
why did you post this thread not once but twice after the original one got righteously pruned?

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>>61835986
>epeen
>Arch with no packages
>just a riced out desktop.
You obviously don't do work on your Arch machine. It's probably a fresh install that you immediately riced (poorly) and came here.

I bet you couldn't even install Gentoo or *BSD.

>>61835699
>Corporations add "features" (bloat) to motivate users to keep using their shit software.
When I read this, I immediately think about GNU.

Open source for free software is terrible.
Neets add "features" (bloat) to expand the scope of their shit software. This creates more bugs and terrible ux, all of which never get solved. Each progressive upgrade makes the software more unusable. Examples of this are: every open source binary
This problem extends to proprietary blobs developed for Linux, like nvidias drivers, no matter how good they are, the system is still to disjointed for anyone to do real work.

>>61835699
I don't know. Google's office on android is much more responsive than any alternatives I've tried.

>>61835691
Excuse me, superior C code artisan for being C code monkey.

Ikr, ruby er mye bedre

>>61835691
What's your language of choice OP?

>>61835527
>mobile house fires
>automotive house fires
This is why people think amd fags are mentally retarded

>>61835527
who dat?

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>>61835622
no they just are the snarted people on the internet. unlike intel cucks. did you know chad thunder cock uses Ryzen CPUs