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>>61959031
It's meant for people that value latency reduction and missed frames that actually had server ticks on them. Not for offline gaming and not for non-competitive gamers. Waste of money for anyone not as picky.

Input delay for regular old v-sync can be mitigated with proper cables and input devices.

>>61959150
Well you got yourself a branded standard that illiterate "pro gaymers" will use instead without fighting with cables and also promoting "pro gear" for rich consumers.

Everyone wins in their heads this way.
And Nvidia gets more funds to do serious work off consumers' market in areas like AI.

>>61958939
hurts one's eyes

> I CAN'T AFFORD THESE HIGH-END APPLE PHONES, LAPTOPS AND IMACS
> I'VE NEVER EVEN TRIED ONE AT THE STORE LET ALONE USED ONE
> I'M SEVERELY DEPRESSED AND MAD AT HOW SHITTY MY LIFE IS
> I'M OUT OF MY AUTISM PILLS TODAY BECAUSE MY ANXIETIES ARE PREVENTING ME FROM LEAVING MY MOM'S BASEMENT
> I'M NOW SHIFTING ALL THE HATE TOWARDS THINGS I CANNOT HAVE
> I BETTER MAKE ANOTHER THREAD ON AUTISM /g/ENERAL FORUM ABOUT IT SO I CAN FEEL BETTER ABOUT HOW HORRIBLE MY LIFE IS
> I KEEP ON POSTING BULLSHIT MEMES BECAUSE IT'S ALL I CAN DO. JUST LOOK AT THE ARCHIVE AND MD5 OF MY POSTS TO SEE THE LEVEL OF MY ILLNESS
> PS: SOMEONE PLS KILL ME BECAUSE I'M TOO MUCH OF A COWARD TO DO IT MYSELF
> PPS: PLEASE! MY FAMILY IS SICK OF ME AND WANTS ME GONE. JUST HELP ME END IT ALL
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>>61958967
(You)

>>61958927
>but 1 year and I only made $14,000
That's not too bad actually. My friend calls himself an indie dev and in the last 3 years he's made a total of $2,000 off 4 different games. Still doesn't want to "give up".

Not in tech but having worked at big and small companies before I've always found small ones to be more stressful.

>>61958927
>send out CVs
>...????
>profit

>>61958927
Why not keep making indie games on the side while applying for a programming job?

>>61958852
What the fuck is wrong you with

hard drives are cheap
protecting your national security is not

>>61958852 (OP)
>If you write every bit as a zero or one no one has any ability to recover the data right?
In almost all cases, yes. That said, there have been exceptions - mostly done by big corporations as proof of concept reconstruction efforts. Gutmann once suggested, correctly, that a bit had "memory" and any former state(s) it had could be more or less reliably determined. This was one of the big pushes for multiple write zero passes. As the technology has moved forward, this has become much less relevant. A single pass of zeros on a modern drive is enough to thwart all but the most expensive and experimental data recovery.

The first question is whether or not you are a person of interest that would have the attention of a person/entity capable of throwing the outlandish amounts of time, money, hardware, and manpower at your discarded drive to reconstruct its contents. (Are you this sort of person? Almost certainly not.) The next question would be whether or not that reconstruction resulted in encrypted data. (You do encrypt your data, right?)

tl;dr Yeah, single pass is fine. Destroying a drive is the purvey of roleplaying kids on /g/ who are so far into their fantasies that they think the gubmint is dumpster diving them to steal their old drives.

that's a stuck pixel, not a dead one, poke it with like an eraser

blinking light

>>61958770
You need to heat some metal, like a spoon, to around 78 degrees celsius (the melting point of the crystal) and melt the pixel by pressing the hot spoon against it. The melting point of the plastic panel is well above 100 degrees, so don't worry about damage.
>source: melted all my dead pixels to brand new

For me it's the iPhone 6. It's powerful and cheap.

>>61958338
>iPhone 6
Getting to pricey there
Im talking about something that would be even cheap for a normalfag

>>61958423
Check the installgentoo wiki, or look in the >>>/g/csg

>>61957989
get a used rMBP instead.

>>61957989
unless you need all the workforce that a w520 needs, and your prone to accidently dropoing stuff. stick with the thinkpad, but if you're good go ahead dude. looks like a nice laptop :D

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>>61957989
Get X1 Carbon 5th Gen instead

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google is good imo

>>61957906
prove it

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>>61958008
how?

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>>61957837
G900

>>61958118
>meme
MX Master 2s or bust. I assume you're a /v/ manchild, for finance/productivity it's the best for what you're paying.

Why do you keep spelling Blender like it's a gay sex app?

Any number of optimizations at the hardware or software level could be responsible.

>>61957757
Faster RAM, more optimized software, and better cooling would definitely help.

>>61957771
for some reason i typed blendr instead of blender.

i don't know why .

that's a lot of optimization , i wonder if the 6900k it was pitted against sees the same improvements

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First for Pelles C!

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>>61957993

need to repaste cpu/gpu. air cooled, want non-conductive only

NT-H1 $6
Hydronaut $8
Kryonaut $12

Also why isn't noctua paste brown?

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>>61957574

threadripper is already cucked

>>61957574

>no i5's

>$200 i5-7600k is better in single and mc gaming than 1800x and below

>>61957187
oh, are there any other secure dark web browsers?

>>61957208
I2P and freenet. Instead of creating these threads though OP, you can visist the wiki. The installgentoowiki.

>>61957187
what you talking about. There's nothing as secure as the onion encryption. You obviously haven't looked into how this works.

>>61956996
Even if it did warn him he would have clicked yes

He could probably use photorec

>3 months work
Hold my beer.

Que es eso?

>>61956864
Es una navegador de web llamado Valiente. Fue creado por el autor de javascript usando el código de chromium.

>>61956823
I have to agree unfortunately. It's alright on mobile but the desktop UI is simply atrocious.