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>>61360919
As easy as installing gentoo.

If you only listened to Stallman and developed HURD instead of L*nux it would've been dead easy because in HURD every part of it is it's own separate server/daemon running in userspace talking to other server/daemons via a standardized communication protocol.

>>61360997
That sounds slow as fuck

>>61360835
who is this semen demon?

>>61360913
The op.

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>>61360835
here is some rare footage of the king taking a poop

Internet Explore or Firefox

Firefux playing RuneScape

>>61360555
He looks like a tremendous prancing la-la homo man

more like sellout

>>61360555
anyone that works anywhere remotely close to the vicinity of this industry has already known this. it's not an opinion it's fact.
Anyone who disagrees with this is retarded or a shill.

GA is leaps and bounds better than anything on the market.

>>61360465
It has been obvious for the last several years that Ubuntu has the same style of vulnerabilities implanted in it that Windows does put there by the US military industrial complex.

Its only natural that they combine the two OS's into one

>>61360465
It's optional. If you don't want it, simply don't install it. There is a demand for it so this is a solution to that demand.

TempleOS and macos if you never ever use the terminal app.

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>>61360449

Now if only they made coffee that actually tasted good

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Literally coffee for Windows users

Okay, full stop, shut the fuck up and stop trolling.

>/g/ complaining about Windows 10
Windows 10 deserves it, 8 and 8.1 were better with a start menu replacement. Microsoft firing half the QA testers in 2014 while forcing a rapid release cycle leads to far more buginess, while the default settings and telemetry that can't be disabled are still horrible.

>not realizing people complained about xp until sp2
XP deserved it too because it was a resource hog and less stable than 2000 while new features barely worked and took up way more memory/CPU that you could have used to run the required antivirus and firewall at the time. SP2 coincided with a firewall that prevented a lot of infections, improved hardware conditions, improved maturity of the driver model of applications, etc.

>not realizing vista was complained about because it was new
Vista was complained because it was a fucking horrible compromise OS at launch that MS pussied out on key requirements on, ruining the stability and speed.
1) Microsoft was going to enforce an actually important minimum specification where Vista actually would have ran good. But OEMs bitched and Microsoft relented to Vista "capable" which ran like utter dogshit compared to XP (which ran fine on the same hardware).

2) Microsoft made drastic changes in the driver model, particularly the display driver model, and kernel to improve stability. But they only enabled kernel patch protection + driver signing (to ensure drivers passed Microsoft certification to not be dogshit) on 64-bit editions. With pretty much all OEM machines shipping in early 2007 with 4GB or less of RAM, they shipped them with 32-bit windows. Drivers were unstable as fuck since they were rushed out the door with real testing.

>not realizing the beloved windows 7 was complained about until sp1
I'd like some of whatever you have been smoking, as it must be strong.

>the trap meme
(｡>﹏<｡)

i want to fk that lil boi

emacs

>>61360307
I always used sublime text with a bunch of plugins for C and C++.

>>61360557
non-retarded keybinds pls

portable ipad battery charger gen 1

>>61360166
Which version of windows is this?

>>61360166
Vimix-dark-laptop-ruby

>>61360166
Adwaita > Arc

live

>>61360052
If he was so smart, why did he die?

>>61360052
He's dead, now the pajeet at microsoft is the innovator

>>61360028
opera

chromium/iridium

>>61360059
Why not Vivaldi?

>>61359717
It's not dangerous at all to me because I don't live in a country controlled by a corporate oligarchy, and police and judicial resources are spent persecuting people who pose a threat to society, and not people who transfers series of zeroes and ones through wires.

Get a VPN.

>>61359717
Very dangerous. I had a friend who tried to pirate anime on windows 10 and the fbi showed up outside his house not even 10 minutes later. Install gentoo

>>61359704
You mean tomorrow ten years ago?

>>61359906

hmmmm, I screwed that up, origin should be 1970. Consider this:

> as.numeric(Sys.time())
[1] 1499981033

How many hours

This is the same mistake Steve Jobs made 20 years ago

>>61359696
steve jobs' mistake was to eat coffee beans off squirrel butts instead of getting chemo

You wanna be safe?