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Answering questions on stackoverflow isn't going to make you more impressive than a good project will

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>>61501281
Create multiple accounts, ask questions on them, then accept the copy/paste answers filled with low quality english you get from your own shitty blogs (that are copy/pasted articles from other shitty blogs), from your "real" account.

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>>61501281
4 years ago I gave an answer to some girl on stackoverflow and she still hasn't accepted my answer even though saying thanks.
I hope she dies.

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>>61501196
>Socket 1151
>Highly likely to be supported on older chipsets like Z170

My wallet is ready :^)

>>61501196
>6 cores
>80w
>3.5 Ghz
That's great, but it's glued together, so why buy it?

>>61501196
>>61501202

>The data reveals LGA1151 socket support and TDP of 80W. The engineering sample has a base clock of 3.5 GHz with a maximum multiplier of 43. It may all just be a wrong reading by CPU-Z utility or early engineering sample which may not necessarily represent the final product. However it’s yet another proof that Intel’s 8th generation series will feature 6-core processor.

>Earlier rumors from CPC Hardware suggested that Core i7-8700K would feature 3.7 GHz base frequency, while i5-8600 a clock of 3.6 GHz. This sample is likely a different SKU.

lenovo macbook t420

>>61501140
sticky.

Ikea ThinkPad T34

That thing is ancient. Even if you could run CS GO on it, you shouldn't want to. Look on Craigslist for offices getting rid of their workstations, then buy the best used GPU you can afford.

Worth $50.

>>61501081
Damn, I was hoping it was better than my potato laptop, either way its posted at 175$

You pushed to dev as an unsupervised junior programmer? I can't guess as to why else you'd be so confounded by the reaction you got for going 777 on everything

>shipping README.md
shiggy diggy

>>61500961
>What the fuck did I do?

You shitposted on /g/. Please kill yourself immediately, you fucking retard.

>>61500732
>talks about fonts
>picks Segoe UI... a literal rainbow fringing shitfest
fucking baka.

Been using BB10OS for the last couple years, never going back to Android.

>>61500648
Can I install this on an android phone, or do I just buy blackberry?

>>61500741
Buy a Blackberry. The devices are good for the price and the os is a good but not perfect alternative. It allows you to run android apps but the runtime only uses android 4.3

I won one in a contest and immediately sold it. Really have no idea why you would want it.

>>61500622
>glorified anime watching device
I was at an anime meetup in Akihabara last week and artists from one of the big anime companies were doing live drawing demos and every one of them used iPad Pro with a pencil. every one of them.
dunno why but they prefer them over Wacom thing.

Because you're a good consumer

guess not

I'm using Yandex to watch videos.

>>61500477
>using a botnet

Just use Net Runner already and install Gentoo

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>>61500375
sweeeeet

>>61500375
that's very specific anon

>stop drinking cum
problem solved

>>61500344
>spill cum
what did he mean by this

op broke the laws of physics
https://www.uni-bonn.de/Press-releases/atoms-can-be-in-two-places-at-the-same-time

>>61500333
fuck off normie
sage

By ISP provided router, do you mean the modem/router combo which many of them provide? Because you still need the modem at the start of this setup. No sequence of hardware will work without it being the first step out of the wall.

If you want to boost signal, what you generally want to do is go modem -wire-> router -wire-> access point. Many routers, especially with custom firmware, can act as access points. You'll give it the same SSID and password (albeit different channel) as your first router and it'll just extend your network around the second floor.

>>61500333
No, and here is why

ISP
>Pay per month to rent modem/router
>No control, locked and controlled by ISP

Own
>No additional monthly fees
>You control the router and level of security

In the end, you owning the router is better because there are more pros than cons. That being said, if you are not tech savvy then owning your own router means replacing it out of your own pocket. Estimated ~$100-$170 depending what you buy.

My recommendation would be to go with Linksys WRT1900AC or a barebone micro appliance running pfsense.

>>61500314
Might be drawcall limited by then, 7000 fps is 0.14ms, 5000 fps is 0.2ms, 270 is 3.7ms

glxgears is not a benchmark.
Test it with unigine valley or something.

>/g/ - Tech Support for nVidiots

>>61500228
>his computer doesn't use a dilution fridge to cool his cpu to <200mK

>>61500228
That's not an investment, that's a waste of money on consumerist tripe.

>>61500228
Of course dumbass, you're making the heat get dissipated more efficiently.