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PS2 frees a USB port

>>60660791
RS232

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>>60660182
>AMD shills think if they shill enough, AMD will actually not be retarded

>>60660200
About time the IDF showed up. No, Intel Defense Force, not the other one.

>>60660200

>someone had to draw this
>someone believes this shit enough to draw this

>>60660167
check ptg

>>60660176
>pretentious script kiddies masturbating over slow downloads
Uhhh no

>>60660167
Try mpv <youtube url>

>>60660218
>script kiddies
I don't think you know what that means.

OH NO NOT GENDER NEUTRAL LANGUAGE

OH NO NOT MAKING ASSUMPTIONS ABOUT THE USER

>>60660054
Wouldn't it be better to just not give a shit about identity politics at all?

depends on what you're doing with it. r5 1600 is the best price-for-performance cpu for gaymen AND multicore workloads AT that price. if you want to move up to ryzen 7 then get the 1700 because its similarly very good value in that price range for that amount of cores.
if all you want to do is shitpost and play games then a goytel i5 is going to beat it marginally in performance. but keep in mind you'll have less flexibility with what you want to do, less overclocking ability because of using salad cream for thermal paste and a platform/socket with planned obsolesence.

>>60659877
Return that unstable garbage and get an Intel

>>60659991
>D-DELID DIS!!!

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>>60659775
What am i looking at?

>>60659789
Nvidia winning.

No one does shitty graphs like nVidia. Not even Apple.

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tfw nobody cares

>b-but i care!

nobody

>>60659543
It's 2017 and nobody uses webp format its sad

>>60659639
Google does.

>>60659173
Netflix

>>60659173
mpv

>>60659205
MPV, m'lady.*

in case u forget dumbo xD

>creating a thread is easier than entering "benis" in that text field

dumb feelposter

Password hint was actually invented as an additional layer of security. You're mean to put something misleading in there. E.g. my password is 'password1' but my password hint is 'moms name'. Unless someone happens to have a mom named password1 they'll never be able to guess it.

>>60658473
>uses proprietary service with proprietary software
>cries because it's proprietary

>>60658473
so unroot the thing. sheesh.

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>>60658514
No shit, I knew what I was getting into when I started using it. But this seriously should be a lesson to everyone to not trust nonfreeshit, ever. They can randomly take your rights away like this.

>>60658365
just what kind of temps are we talking here?

>>60658371

Room ambient temperature? Idk maybe 30 to 40 celsius

Components ? Maybe 30 for the cpu but up to 60 idle Celsius for the gpu due to 144hz 1440p

>>60658365
Have one PC with low watts for general bullshit, switch to your GAYMAN RIG when you want to do whatever high end shit.

trump got most of his support by making le funny tweets
his tweets still get tons of upvotes

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>Being a burgercuck

>>60658278
I would live in Europe if it weren't so damn expensive.

Community
Not everyone is a good programmer
U google ur error
All results lead to pajeeth websites
Or stack exchange answer which are answered by pajeeths

>>60658022
People who use anything other than tabs for indentation.
People who do shit like

if(condition) do_thing();

People who use OOP at all.
People who write C89 in 2017.
People who typedef too much.
Anything that is CamelCase.

>minimal code is good code
>writes something that runs once every frame that takes 30+ ms

>serializes everything in a xml wrapper
>including packets

>doesnt know what delete [] means
>uses C functions that can null without saving pointer to delete pointer if it fails
>checking for null before delete
>not nulling after deleting

>commits a translation update that makes what i just had working perfectly now need changes
>have to now compile in debug to figure out where this translation update made a crash
>less than 1% of userbase is german

>uses python to do what cmake does
>with a working cmake project in directory

>>60657986
fucking wrong board.

It was supposed to be uploaded on /int/.

>>60657986
nice

I bought one using buttcoins back in 2012. It's not worth it.

>>60657957
why is it designed like a fisher price toy

So they're teaching network fundamentals in pre-school now, damn, really crankin' out the little I.T. bastiges ain't they?

what is gnu net? all it needs is a ui maker like a lot of linux programs