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>>61364856
God made the CIA niggers glow in the dark so we can run them over

>>61364873
kek

>>61364736
No, you were just a teenager.

>>61364798
This. Same deal with iPods, phones, netbooks, etc.

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>>61364593
hmmm that reallly cia my niggered

Yall worry about him too much

Yes, the non-gay tech industry anyway.

The i7 surface pro 4 has pretty much replaced laptop. Despite it's small form factor it can cool the processor to 3.2 GHz running prime95.

>>61364347
I'm still using my Galaxy Tab S2 with touchjizz bloat. It's quite nice and still runs very smoothly after 1 year+ of use with no maintenance. I recently lent it to my grandma who uses it for Facebook, recipes, and other old people shit. She loves it. The screen is gorgeous.

Tablets aren't a necessity as far as tech goes, but it's a handy little device to have lying around the house, imo.

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I use my HP Touchpad from 2011 ($99 firesale!!) to read PDFs and play Touchmaster games.

Why did you write a script to do something the major DEs and even Windows already do?

You could host it on my git server :^)

>>61364346
Stack Overflow.

>>61364328
Nice digits

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Not sure what happened with the pic.

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>>61364251
HAL, open the dub bay doors

>>61364251
no one got 1500000000000.png

>>61364062
Not only is he right but he fucked your mother

>>61364062
Impossible to say without context. What's he talking about?

>>61364091

He's talking about these improvised shitty buildings made out of construction scraps, aluminum cans, and rubber tires.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efI77fzBgvg

>>61364023
Pretty obvious answer here.

Auto. If you get buffering, lower it by a notch. Keep doing that until it doesn't?

Check the speed of your internet connection with speedof.me to get a better idea?

Am I missing something here?

>>61364040
Yes lol, Im asking about what bitrates give viewers with the worst internet buffering, nothing to do with my end

>>61363921
usually the problem is that they won't give you an RMA at all, not that it takes a million years. I remember trying to RMA some Corsair RAM and they did nothing but argue with me about how it was obviously my fault that memtest was failing at stock speeds, and eventually just say "No, we won't replace it". They know you won't sue them for fucking you over on a warranty.

>>61364294
damn that sucks, i hear EVGA has best customer support though, I'd like to believe it'd always be taken seriously with power supplies at least

>>61363755
>>>/v/

>>61363679
That's neat. You could do that fine on Windows too, but Linux users are SOL.

Lol, I love kino!

>>61363679
>Linux has never been used to make kino.
actually it has http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/8589

H-hi, J-jeff... *looks down* You're l-looking b-big t-t-today...