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>>61747259
>if i could afford a trip
if you cant afford a trip to china then you can't afford a nice laptop either

I have that laptop and it just works. I hope you're not using Linux.

>>61747259
Should've bought a thinkpad senpai

>>61747233
just buy a thinkpad and save money for a gaymen dektop; gaymen laptops are useless

Is this what Dell clandestine marketing looks like?

>>61747233
>gaymin in laptops
>take his laptop to gayme on his class
>complains about failing classes
American education

>>61747121
Install Gentoo.

But why would you want to stop buying more storage..?

>>61747121
Donate to a charity you cunt

>>61747028
The rotational velocidensity is reduced afaik

>>61747028
less air friction = manufacturer able to squeeze more platters into there, increasing effective storage space

also this >>61747068
reducing rotational velocidensity has a nice impact on the music you store on the drive.

You're computer will be slightly easier to lift.

A rope and hang yourself

a gun to shoot yourself

>>61746977
Das capital

>>61746870
Yeah, bought 25 PS4's @ 65 euro 1.5 years ago. Had to go to court because retailer was being a tard, but wurf in the end

>>61746930
Did you still got your ps4s or did they took it?

>>61746870
Paid for one HDD and got two, once. 2 x 300GB Maxtor disks with IDE back in the day.
Also, the people in the USA scamming Dell out of U2414Q or whatever they're called. Have those two 24" 4k screens on my desk as main screens still, good stuff.

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=ryzen-segv-continues

>>61746843
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2016/02/intel-to-shut-down-renegade-skylake-overclocking-with-microcode-update/
https://hothardware.com/news/critical-flaw-in-intel-skylake-and-kaby-lake-hyperthreading-discovered-requiring-bios-microcode-fix

>>61746840
Might as well get the 1800X if you can get it for the same price as a 1700X.

>>61746832

It'll probably be blockchain based(ie you pay to deliver packets the more you pay the greater the speed), I wouldnt mind since it would be cheap af.

>>61748635
a blockchain system depends on free flow of data to function. if data transfer is itself a scarce resource, it will break down.

>>61746832
go back to your lain circlejerk

Civilization is one giant meteor impact away from certain doom.

>>61746799
If an EMP occurs next to my house I will have bigger problems than saving my animu collection

>>61746799
Why hasn't this happened yet? Is it really that hard to create an emp? I guess it's to smart. For mudslime terrorists

help a bro out

take the caps off. individually clean them and lay them out in qwerty layout on a table. clean you board and then put em back on.

>cleaning your keyboard
enjoy your weakened immune system

>>>/reddit/

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>>61746591
Fuck you

>>61746591
>>61746591
>sitting most of the time at 75% load
Get a Ryzen 5 or 7, it sounds like you really need it.

>>61746571
>you don't hear often that SSDs die
>you dont' hear often that GPUs die
????

>and it's a fucking monopoly
How can it be a monopoly if theres dozens of manufacturers and SSDs as an alternative to HDDs????

>>61746571
because HDD technology is not that great, moving parts will wear out and break eventually

>>61746602
A """common""" issue for GPUs is their coil whine, which is not the same as the component dying by itself you fucking retarded worthless ape. Do you work for a HDD manufacturer? Come out clean you shill.

>SSDS dying, ever
Okay you're a HDD manufacturer.

>How can it be a monopoly if theres dozens of manufacturers and SSDs as an alternative to HDDs????
Because you and your people work together under different names. A very common Jewish scheme is divide and conquer. Google it.

0th for javascript

C++ is a cancer that plagued the software industry with brainlets that
1. Are too dumb for C and actual memory management
2. Too much in denial that they are brainlets and be much better off with garbage like Java

Continue shitting on C++ Pajeets ITT

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>You can see why developers might be eager to install such a thing in their megabuildings. But the real selling point lies in Multi's ability to facilitate far more elaborate or complex buildings. Until now, architects have had to design around the elevator shafts, which can comprise 40 percent of a building's core. Multi could allow them to install elevators almost anywhere, including the perimeter.
>Bass sees a day when buildings are less self-contained, and more connected to the surrounding city. “You'll no longer see this hard division between how you get to a building and how you are transported within a building,” he says. You'll still go up and down, but also sideways, slantways, and longways.

https://www.wired.com/story/the-sideways-elevator-of-the-future-is-here/

tl;dr me, does it still only move on a 2D plane or can you actually install 3D rails? Because >>61746394 only shows a 2D layout

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This technology should enable architects to create more futuristic and challenging building designs since the elevator shaft has always been the limiting factor in non conventional buildings. Not to mention elevator pully systems occupy 40 percent of skyscrapers space . This is an important innovation, and the most significant step towards creating more interconnected urban centres. Just imagine hoping on to one these elevators from your cyberpunk condo and in a few minutes, you're at a train station.

>>61746251
bumping for hope

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>>61746251
No, crypto-rape is the new normal. Welcome your new mining overlords.

Are there any specific GPUs used by miners?