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>>60208700
Threadly reminder that dlang-chan is not dead, and she's super duper cute and fast! Say something nice about her, /dpt/!

>>60208700
about to a start a program that monitors RSS feeds for activity and posts links to a discord channel

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Anon who posted this a while ago, are you still here by any chance?

>>60208544
Ask them how they managed to avoid having American corporate culture on them back when Fast was bought by Microsoft.

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Botnet Table in the "Microsoft experience room"

>>60208544
>that image
Wtf?

Has more money than you.

>>60208806
Literally has no bearing on his complaint...........

Linus Shill Tips is
80% >>>/v/
20% >>>/g/
Whether he should be posted on /g/ is debatable.
It is a fact however that:
- He leans more towards entertainment than being educational (even if it is 9gag level entertainment for retarded people).
- His reviews are geared mostly towards gamers and 13-year-olds rather than actual tech enthusiasts.
- He doesn't actually know much about tech beyond the level an average gamer knows. He is mainly a marketer and brand shill, rather than a tech(nician) or a tech hobbyist. A tech hobbyist is interested in much more than just the narrow gaming tech field. That is to say: His reviews of hardware are shallow and scratch the surface, and the same goes for software, because that is his maximum capacity and any more would end up with him looking stupid with every word (and he already has instances of speaking stupidity on the shallow level of hardware discussion).

I believe that banning LTT from /g/ would increase /g/'s general quality pertaining to the board's main topic: Technology.

I also believe that moving LTT to /v/ would also increase /v/'s general quality pertaining to video gaming since getting a bit educated on how gaming hardware works would reduce stupid GPU/CPU wars threads.

>>60208419
>doesn't even post model number

>>60208419
It's the rotaional velocidensity condenser.

>>60208419
It's not missing, it was never placed on the board during manufacture. What makes you think you need it?

It's* should I *
Fuck my disability for being unable to pre read whatever I type

>>60208380

My wife has a canon rebel (t3?) and does better stuff than people with $2k setups. Photography is 20% equipment, 40% skill, and 40% photoshop. The only time you need something better than a rebel is if you know -exactly- what you're doing, and can justify putting it on credit.

Personally I'd look at ebay for a cheap deal on some other shmuck who's wife bounced off photography. No offense.

>>60208380
Canon Rebel ones do fine. Canon has Magic Lantern plugin as a huge plus but that's just for people with a minimun knowledge of photography/video. I heard the Nikons are amazing for their prize and are good for newbies too, their bodies are slighty more expensive but they seem to have slighty better support and slighty cheaper equipment. Their default 18-55 lenses are decent but cheap.

If you're more interested on video rather than photos, Sony Alphas are the kings, just be careful as the alphas have an well known issue with it's built-in stabilizer physically locking itself out of place, which outputs an error on the LCD screen.

Depending on what you're going to do with the camera you should save some money on a decent external flash/continuous light. Flashes are usually more expensive. If you're going for video and you're getting a camera more recent than T3i get a U-1 Class SD or an U-2 as those let you record 1080p60, if not a Class 10 is good enough (limit is 1080p30).

>>60208374
>for some languages the 1st and 3rd quartiles' distance to median is larger than the others' combined
>statistically significant
Pick one

>why no scala and clojure
They run in the JVM, whereas these languages run natively.

>>60208402
Also
>boxplots on a logarithmic scale
Indicates that some of them are really, really long-tail distributions I guess. That shit is just confusing.

>>60208374
Because they are either same as Java or slower.

>intel

>>60208322
u fell for the kaby lake meme

>"5%" "increase" in IPC to Devil's Canyon
>"5%" "increase" in IPC to skylake
>1% increase to Kaby lake
>surprised his processor is still as good
Shock.
Fucking.
Horror.

unless the manufacturer supplies win7 drivers you will have to figure out the specific hardware inside and find the drivers from the individual component manufacturers' websites.

hope you like spending two days making your computer run properly

>>60208288
>muh memes
May aswell just install gentoo

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>>60208288
You're not going to make it, OP. If the manufacturer does not have win7 drivers, you're going to be up shit creek.

Your only other option besides being spied on is to learn Linux.

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>a cli music player
>on windows

Hipster garbage

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>>60208146
they exist my friend

Yeah don't, you'll only make it 100x worse.
It won't be covered under warranty either because it's only cosmetic.

Stop cumming on your laptop.

>>60208183
ugh then how do i fix it, it's super annoying.

>>60208366
unironically this

Just a laptop. Minimal thickness/weight for one with usable specs, 14' max. If I'm travelling, I want the entire "ecosystem" to be as few things as possible, preferably a single thing.

>>60207949
it requires an immense amount of patience to learn all it's capabilities

It's precision also means you will have to be very careful with what you do to ensure security and etc etc

>>60207949
You are basically asking:
>why does 4chan hate on thing?

C++ is fine. VLC is fine. Using Windows is fine. Well done steak is fine, even when you add lots of ketchup. As long as it does what you want, it is fine. Just use it and be happy.

>>60207981
>requires immense amount of patience to learn...

I'd agree with the learning curve as a barrier, and for it, why a company might want to choose Java instead if they have high turnover or don't want to spend the time to train their employees. But the general notion seems to be, "C++ is bad unless you actually *need* the extra performance and capabilities." I'm failing to see that it's the case, and rather my perception thus far is that those extra capabilities are there if I end up wanting or needing them.

>It's precision also means you will have to be very careful with what you do to ensure security and etc etc

I'm not a cocky programmer. I've been using smart pointers and RAII and haven't actually even found a good reason to use a raw pointer yet. The few times I wanted to, a quick google showed me something from Boost library, such as Optional, that better expressed my intention anyway.

secure tripcodes are for jerks

>>60207897
if its so easy to get long vanity hashes, doesn't that mean that tor addressing is cryptographically broken

>>60207945
> so easy
They haven't said anything about how easy it was. The only comment I can find is that that destination is controlled by Rutracker admins and not a third party.

iPhone
Because its not pajeet shit

Has anyone compiled a list of non-Pajeet (or non 3rd world) ROMs?

Well lineage and what's so bad about Indian devs?

>>60207819
200% debt/gdp

>>60207819
They became too efficient at producing anime and sextoys.

>>60207819
kikes