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>>61003129
No. I don't live in a cucked country, and I don't have to use a VPN.

>>61003129
Why are you using a public vpn? Buy your own server from some place that hasn't been range banned and set up your own vpn.

>>61003129
That is a sexy man. Woof.

>>61002982

Yes

>>61002982
no

bump pls

I would like to know....

Google

>>61002777
>9front
>mothra
>mail/none
>troff, ed, ndb
>fuck bloat
>jpg/png/gif/paint
>cat
>irc in acme
>tar, gz, xz
>cat
>snes,nes,gba
>acme, 8c, 8c, go
>null
>9p

>>61002777
>OS
macOS is good if you don't care about utility but want something pretty, Windows is all utility and no security, Linux is free as in freedom (my votes go to Debian and related forks). If I didn't play videogames I would be using a linux distro.
>browser
Firefox or forks thereof
>mail / news client
Gmail and google for continuity between devices and ease of use, cock.li or mailinator for secure email. /pol/ for news
>word processing
Vim, or Notepad ++ if you're not willing to learn Vim or emacs, LibreOffice for everything else
>pdf
I use proprietary shit because I don't know any different.
>image browser/editor
brower depends on OS, editor should be Adobe Photoshit (pirated of course) GiMP is very related to its namesake.
>video / music
MPC / Winamp
>chat/IM/video conferencing
OTR encrypted services
>free and secure cloud storage
Tahoe-LFS

> OS
OS X, Debian, Windows
> web browser
Firefox, Chrome
> mail/news client
Thunderbird
> word processing/spreadsheet/database/etc
MS Word, Abiword
> pdf
Preview, Evince, Adobe Reader
> image browser/editor
Preview, Ristretto, Windows Photo Viewer
> video/music player
iTunes, Banshee
> chat/IM/video conferencing
NA
> file archiver/compression
Archive Utility, File Roller, WinRAR
> optical disc burning
Toast, Brasero, imgburn
> games
NA
> programming
NA
> system utilities
Miscellaneous stuff
> file sharing (?)
Transmission, Deluge
> other work-specific or personal use
BRAP

>>61002750
your thread

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>>61002743
Problem with my mobo was ram stability and speed, and the lack of LLC and Soc voltage options for overclocking. I'm keeping the mobo (Asrock AB350M Pro4, not worth a damn anyway) and selling the 1700. I'll get a better overclocker later on when shit have matured more and new cpu's are out.

I can't say I noticed bad framerates with my gtx1060 6gb, only have a 29" 2560x1080 screen tho. But I did get BAD screen tear and stuttering when scrolling in the web browser.

Gonna run the x58 for now, more than enough power for my use.

You may want to hold out for Coffee Lake, there's gonne be a 6 core for the mainstream platform.
I'm tempted my self, we'll see when prices and oc results comes along.

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>>61002743
You switched to Ryzen from a 6700K for gaming?
How dumb are you?

[email protected]
32gb G.Skill 3000mhz TridentZ RGB
Asus Maximus Code z270
1080 Ti FTW3 SLI coming soon

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Inb4 cottan candy meme xdd
>>61002743
Yea definitely, thats all up to game developers though. For now everything is clock speed based, but with the direction of cpu architecture (more cores/threads) developers will be forced to optimize for current trends.

No, and most drivers are made in C. And there are almost no jobs for assembly

Assembly is only useful as a learning tool nowadays, it helps to understand how processors access memory and execute instructions.

In the real world, c compilers are so advanced that you wouldn't be able to beat the assembly generated by them.

>>61002733
It's really niche now. The reason people used to use Assembly was because CPUs were slow so machine code had to be as efficient as possible. Compilers used to be pretty shitty, so a talented assembly programmer could make more efficient code.

Today compilers can make highly optimised code just like humans writing in assembly, and fast CPUs are so cheap there's less emphasis on making ultra efficient code.

>>61002781
>being a normalfag

why?

>>61002850
racist much?

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>>61002701
>>61002827
>>61002891

Void Linux. It's not even close.

Arch.

Not even memeing.

Parabola.

Install Gentoo

>>61002576
Just reformat and start over

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This is why you don't use systemd. Take not bloatnet cucks.

>>61002597
Not even the chinks care about their dead.

>>61002597
Wait what?

>>61002558
Korean jews won't let you buy news RAM for Ryzen goy
https://www.techpowerup.com/231768/pc-dram-pricing-increased-20-sep-oct-2016-will-continue-rising-in-2017-trendforce

>TrendForce reports that this DRAM price increase also stands as proof of the changing paradigm between the three top memory makers: Samsung, Hynix, and Micron, which TrendForce reports have "opted for co-existence as the best way to maximize their own profitability." They are, therefore, "turning away from aggressively competing for market share through price reduction and capacity expansion."
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Devuan

>>61002368
Trisquel

>>61002368
>rolling-release meme distros

I too am wondering how I could reference my usage of Linux and basics of bash and CLI as a skill.

To be safe write something like GNU/(X11/wayland)/Linux/perl/python operating system

>>61002089

> I dont know how to say I know bash

>>61002065
I hope this is bait.

>>61002065
Install KolibriOS. Don't let the "New" in GNU/Linux fool you -- Linux is old and busted. KolibriOS is the new hotness.

>>61002065
>Insert meme about falling for the meme.

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And, for your enjoyment:

pls respond

>Expecting a google product to work
Good one OP