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>>>/hpg/

Logitech G430
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>>61735957
g430

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>>61735931
not 2000´s but does this count?

>>61736074
Yes :^)

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>>61735913
It's in the order of people visiting your profile. The person who last visited is on top.

>>61735960
No

>>61735960
Yeah that doesn't sound right at all.
We were using chat one day, while she was on my side bar, I said something that pissed her off, and like magic she suddenly wasn't on my side bar at that moment and for the next few days. She was still my friend, still followed, nothing changed, she just wasn't there, and now she's back on there, out of the blue, and usually near the top.

Good, C is outdated trash for neckbeard weebs that think they're edgy for using an outdated language.

>>61736901
>"outdated"
>tfw you're paid $120K/year to program in C
k

>>61735895
Does it use RLS yet?

>>61735862
>Are VPN's just a scam?
Yes.

must be hard being this stupid

>>61737116
So what VPN provider are you shilling today?

>>61735854
A fidget spinner

>>61735854
a tracking device, tazer and some duct tape

>>61735854
Fidget spinner

DVD drive is the only thing really, no need to ever buy a new one.

>>61735839
hardrives , gpus , ram , cases , powersupplies

everything that does not get upgraded or replaced gets carried over , the rest gets stored for future / backup builds

>>61735933
>no need to ever buy a new one.
I have. IDE drive, SATA only mobo.

It sits unplugged in the case because I don't want to buy a new drive and I lost the slot cover ages ago.

>>61735813
Where's RISC-V faggot.

>>61735813
swap x86 and ARM
put alpha in an even higher tier

you do know how this meme actually works... right?

>that old video is deleted from youtube
>complete radio silence since

>>61735750
> I'd rather have dropping voltage rather than a constant one.
wew lad

>>61735750
>i am thirteen and i never heard of energy density

learn C, not C++ (though there's nothing wrong with C++)

just that C is "simpler", it has functions, variables and structures.

java and c++ have a bunch of bullshit like object inheritance you won't need to deal with for now.

Start with Scratch so that will teach you logic programming.

Then move onto C so you learn to actually program typing code yourself instead of dragging blocks.

>>61735725
Just any tutorial or book. What is required is your efforts, not the best book ever.

>>61735687
free software, free food!
it's that simple.

>>61735687
This is RMS in his natural environment. He decided it must be a nice time to take his socks off, pick off a callus, and consume said callus.

everything (everything) that comes from rms is so valuable that it must not be wasted

even better: use go and don't waste your time on hisssssss

>>61735678
Real problems begins pythons could be 50 to 250 times slow C.

>>61735678
>those mental gymnastics
wew

They're increasingly attractive if you're looking for a lot of enthusiast-grade components. You can find a lot of OEMs and boutique shops out there who will put together a powerful rig with reputable parts. But of course when they pass along the savings of their bulk orders, they also pass along to you the expense of their labor and profit expectations.

On the low end, like the kind of PCs I use, these companies don't even bother. Not enough room for turning a profit without prohibitively high price tags. So the alternative is pre-builts from big box retail stores. And there we're back to the old "cram garbage components into a case, sell to unsuspecting parents."

I guess my ultimate question is this: if you're enough of an enthusiast to want the higher grade machine, why would you shy away from assembling it yourself?

>>61735709
>if you're enough of an enthusiast to want the higher grade machine, why would you shy away from assembling it yourself?
Not OP, but I can say it certainly doesn't fill my with joy the way it used to. It's now just another obstacle between being able to use it. In the past the building was as enjoyable as using it. Nowadays I don't have the time and see it as a chore

>>61735585

They have to be pretty special anon and its only recently some designs have eclipsed what a diyer could do

particularly this... i just think this might be my next computer

t. audio guy

http://www.pcworld.com/article/3022761/computers/the-airtop-is-a-beastly-gaming-rig-with-no-fans-whatsoever.html

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>>61735555
>10 minute battery life

lmao

>>61735620
Apple Watch 3 will have at least 24 hour run time*

(typical use as defined by Apple)

(battery life may halve after 60 charge cycles)

I mean, my Watch 2 already does a lot without my iPhone.

>WiFi connectivity for notifications and app usage without a nearby iPhone
>download Apple Music playlists to the Watch
>bluetooth connectivity to headphones/etc.

I just use my Apple Watch and some pair of workout earbuds when I go for a run or kayaking. Works great tbqh

>>61735554
>DNS doesn't exist
>IPv6 short form notation doesn't exist

>>61735554
that's what dns is for autist

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>>61735554
>What is DNS