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Why don't you use Linux at work? 2017-07-01 06:04:48 Post No.61166790
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Why don't you use Linux at work?
Anonymous
2017-07-01 06:04:48
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I make minimum wage and use Linux everyday on my handheld at Walmart. What's your excuse?
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I use 3+ computers running all kinds of gahnoo+loonix at the same time. Git gut wallmarx kid.
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>>61167170
this
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Fuck even Burger King point of sale machines run Linux and so do their menu boards and screens displaying orders.
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I recently upgraded my PC. Before on my old setup, I was having trouble running some games (Arma 3, Dayz on low-normal settings, R6 on low, ect) So I upgraded. I purchased: MSI GTX 1060 6GB I5-6600k 8gb DDR4 Ram 700 watt PSU And finally a MSI Z170A gaming M5
My old parts were: GTX 750ti, AMD-fx6100, 4gb ram, and a ASUS motherboard
But i've ran into a problem. Im experiencing poorer performance from the new parts even though they are a lot better. Games are choppy and response time on my desktop is OK.
Ive tried updating drivers and such but no hope! pls help
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>>61166639
My question is when and how much did you pay for that 1060
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You did reinstall windows, right?
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>>61166639
>gaymes
>winblows
u really can't find the problem??? ur an idiot anon
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>no /g/uts thread
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>>61166632
GPU buying a shit.
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>>61166681
>wrong pic
fug.
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>>61166632
Morning /g/uts
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RIP Antergos
Pacman did it again
-Syu is not your friend THX
Kernel panic
>in b4 im a Faggot and should know how to fix an update that breaks the system
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but that's the linux experience :^)
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>>61166621
Source Mage doesn't have this problem.
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>>61166610
You're a Faggot and should know how to fix an update that breaks the system
Anonymous
Pink technology thread 2017-07-01 05:34:15 Post No.61166547
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post pink technology
not faggy black/silver/white/whatever, only cute pink allowed
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>>61166547
v a p o r w a v e a f
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I usually hate pink technology, but the rose gold aluminum on the iPhone looks nice.
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Smartphone tinkerers assemble!
Just finished rooting and installing a Debian subsystem (chroot in an img file) on my new Moto G5+
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>>61166536
Proovz?
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is this the new screenfetch thread
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>>61166598
>is this the new screenfetch thread
Yes but it is only limited to smartphone users
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CS or IT degree
go
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IT because theres no pajeets in compsec ((anywhere reputable whatsoever))
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What do you want to do?
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>>61166531
whatever gets me the most money
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Post god-tier hardware
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thanks for beta testing. joking, i had one too.
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Pic not related?
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>>61166342
yeah thx for beta testing
<-- pic related :^)
>retards not realizing he is talking about floors that will produce energy
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>retards still not realizing he is a scam artist
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>>61166316
what about elevator floors, or when a second floor fails and falls through
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>>61166338
He makes some really cool rocket landings tho.
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I've got a conspiracy theory, and I am not too sure about how realistic it is so hear me out.
At the moment, Aldi (food store) uses bluetooth tracking to track your movements throughout the store when walking around. They admit so themselves within their privacy policy which you can find online when you search "aldi privacy policy".
I have bluetooth headphones. When walking around in the city, sometimes they drop out when walking past CCTV cameras, owned by the government. This could be caused only by one thing; heavy traffic on the 2.4ghz spectrum. Now either the cameras are transmitting their feed over wifi or bluetooth, or something more sinister is happening.
My theory is that the government is using bluetooth tracking in heavy populated places to connect your phones bluetooth MAC address to your face. This is no doubt far better than facial recognition, and is much more subtle than CCTV cameras.
The technology obviously exists, but do you think that the government is using it? I thought you could only view nearby bluetooth devices if they were pairing with a device? Or could you sniff the packets and find the MAC address of the sender and receiver?
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they already do this with WiFi and cellular connections.
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>>61165896
Here's something for you.
Tires contain RFID chips for "inventory tracking". Just put a RFID reader along the road, and you've got every car as they go by.
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>>61165993
wow fuck that, apparently it is a 20 foot range that they can be used
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WTF is this microsoft
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at least they're not coming here to offer it
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Ask for her nudes
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Why are Microsoft shilling their cloud services so hard? Are they not doing very well? Doesn't Microsoft have more money than they know what to do with? Why are they burning bridges with their customers by forcing ads on to people when they don't even need to?
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Is technology going to eslave us someday?
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>>61165820
really made me think
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>>61165820
it already did.
Haven't you seen that people are glued to their phones every single day
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>>61165820
>someday
Take a look around you. It already has. Everyone is a narcissistic piece of shit that creates a fake personality on social media for likes and views. Everyone has a smartphone to keep track of it all. Computers have gone from tools to toys.
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What does /g/ think of the Budgie desktop environment? I just tried it out and it's pretty fantastic, and I'm considering switching to it from XFCE on most of my stuff. It has a lot of features, a beautiful and consistent design, and it's blazing fast on a laptop from 2006. I highly recommend trying it.
Please like and share my blog post.
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>>61165563
It's just a slightly tweaked version of Gnome, though. In fact, I used it for a week and just switched back to Gnome, because Budgie manages to waste even more space than Gnome does.
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>>61165599
It's faster and uses less resources than Gnome, which stutters and lags like crazy on this laptop. It's worse than KDE at this point.
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>>61165563
Zorin works great for me and it uses a modified version of Gnome 3. Nobody else seems to talk about it though
Apollo
/ptg/ - Private Tracker General 2017-07-01 03:32:34 Post No.61165523
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2017-07-01 03:32:34
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Apollo LIVES! Edition
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"A" blown the FUCK out!
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LETS RIPPING BOYZ
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best tracker
/g/
How close are we to realistically speaking this is possible?
We have all sorts of VR now that we could make a program that reads the cards properly which is one of the reasons why they have a code on the bottom of the card.
So building a duel disk to read them, would it be that hard? I can't really see holograms being useable like this yet, but from everything I've seen being talked about, 3D is getting pretty good but not like this.
Would it be possible with Something like Samsung glasses?
What does /g/ think?
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>>61165535
Sure is!
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>>61165515
projecting screens is easy
projecting 3d also easy
doing both with shit batteries and wrist sized components isn't
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>>61165560
That's what I was thinking too.I thought this was the reason for Lithium batteries? HAve they made anything new I'm unaware of?