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>>60487258
Have you tried playing any games? That's the primary purpose of them, things like VR videos (such as porn) are an after thought.

I got a Rift last weekend but I haven't played many games so far, some of the good ones are pretty expensive for what they are (Rick and Morty, Wilson's Heart) so I want to find ones that I know I'll really enjoy. I suppose I should take advantage of Steam's refund policy and try some out. One of the games I really like that came with the Rift is Robo Recall, if you can get it on the Vive you should definitely check it out.

Friendly reminder that rift is shit. Only the Vive is actually decent

>>60488846
As far as I'm aware the displays in both are very similar (i.e. pretty shitty), the main differences are the controllers and the movement tracking.

I haven't used the Vive controllers but the Rift controllers seem like they're better being more ergonomic with better finger tracking and thumb stick > trackpad. As for tracking the Vive supposedly covers a larger area out of the box where as the Rift requires an extra sensor (or two if you don't buy the controllers), but even with buying that it's still cheaper than the Vive and if you don't have a large play area you save even more money.

I mainly went for the Rift due to it being so much cheaper, but honestly if they were the same price I probably would have still made the same decision.

This is interesting. Bump.

>>60486709
Try just extracting the strings from it first. You can do it on Linux.

run it on wine

>>60486652
It's actually better in most cases.

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>>60486652
it depends on your purpose

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>>60486652

Your brain

>>60486385

My brain isn't very good at remembering random strings with dictionary words inserted in the middle.

>>60486405
t. brainlet

All of them

>>60485850
Something like 9 hours at work, and 4 hours at home.

>>60485850
Liek, a billion.

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>>60485791
Nah, fuck that..
Also, he can't install linux, someone has to do it for him.

>>60485791
Reminder that Stephen Hawking was wrong Leonard Susskind was right.
Not only is Susskind a smarter person, but he is also able to walk and talk on his own.

I'm honestly surprised that Hawking survived the 2016 purge.

Although that celeb purge pretty much consumed everyone who was a cocaine freak.

Download them manually mah dude

download "windows 8.1 update client march 2016"
disconnect from network
install
reconnect to network
search for updates

>>60485135
Wasn't there an alternative software for updates? Or am i thinking of something else?

>>60485075
get your a+ and then ccna first if you know jack shit about hacking, pentesting

Start with simple Bash, get yourself into Linux. Then try to understand Python and maybe ruby, but you wont essentially need this to be a hacker. Try to find some of the videos of the Offensive Security Certificate, this is by far the best and practical you can do by now.

>>60485075
>interpreted language for """penetration testing""" and "hacking"
also known as "i wanna be an elitr haxxxxor but not try that hard"
>>60485184
>monitor cleaning certifications
>>60485352
>learn bash
yeah because that'll help you in the real world
not that i have anything against it

op, learn c and then x86 assembly, then the rest of the vaguely popular architechtures' assembly dialects.
then, work on low level devdlopment for 1-2 years and after that maybe think about being an elite haxxor.
note: i don't care if you "actually want to do penetration testing", this doesn't change the fact that you should know something about computers, and python is both not a good language to start with (i wrote a paper about this and i am not going to share it so you're going to have to take my word) and not a language that you are going to be able to write anything useful in without background in languages that things more interesting than package managers are written in.
also stop using windows because you probably are, microsoft flat out doesn't want you to know anything about operating systems.

>>60484934
good for him

I fucking hate that faggot, should have burned in his fucking house

kys op

>>60484934
RIP doggo ;_;

>he fell for the systemd meme
Install OpenRC

>>60484645
Poettering is in charge of the project, that alone should be enough to know that the result will not be good.

>>60484645
Just preparing for systemd-OS.

>>60484489
If you just want it done, download CCleaner and delete app cache

>>60484582
is there no way to find the files without downloading an application?

>>60484711
You can delete individual app caches manually in settings

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IM LITERALLY SHAKING
I HATE INTEL SO DAMN MUCH

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DEL

>tfw you ignored the amd memes, invested in blackberry months ago, and made significant gains instead of wasting my time shitposting about CPU rivalry.

>>60483677
>>60483677
>What's the best laptop I can buy for $800 right now?
A literal potato.

>>60483677
https://m.costco.com/Lenovo-Ideapad-Y700-Gaming-Laptop---Intel-Core-i7---4GB-AMD-Graphics---1080p.product.100349787.html

>>60483721
Please don't say that :(

People here say you can build a great PC for under $500 that can play the latest games on max settings, surely laptops aren't that far behind.
>>60483738
Thank you. I'll look into this.

>>60483445
no, but I like its design.

>>60483445
>What do you dislike about it?
the fucking meme logo

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>>60483885
How did you find something to dislike so passionately, in a logo consists of 4 fucking squares?

>>60482900
It's gigabit, not gigabyte, faggot.
480MB/s is normal for a high end SSD.

>>60482900
You can't, the interface for NVME m.2 drives limits the total data throughput to around 3.5GB/s, even with two of them in RAID0.

>>60482900
SATA4