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>>60181389
I am though

I am. It's alright. The "clear history on exit" setting didn't work until I turned on the same setting in Internet Explorer settings, weirdly. It also sucks with VP9 encoding.

>>60181199
The Pulse is the same shitty cooler from their 480. You want the beefed-up Nitro 580 that has a much larger heatsink.

stop making new threads for retarded questions >>>/g/sqt

Wait for Vega

A Chromebook.

>>60181200
It might run precompiled gentoo but try and install something else there and you will learn why you're wrong.

>>60181189
Didn't know that Linux also makes laptops.
NEAT

Yeah they are cheap at the moment, but prices will likely go up in the coming years.

>>60181690
probably not, they're not retro enough and will probably never be really considered for collections, at least not in our lifetimes. the only people who really need/want these are those audio engineers who need a specific version of say, pro tools, to run a specific plug-in, on specific hardware.

i still have two rack mount conversions from marathon computing for these systems.

>>60181812

OP here, I was looking to get one of the older Mac's from the last 80's/early 90's but I have read there is to many reliability problems with them.

So I was thinking perhaps a G4 would still be a good machine for running OS9 as it can still run alot of older software.

some probably do, same goes for windows users, that's why they try linux

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>>60180739
Sometimes, and then I'm reminded exactly why when I have to help one of my relatives with Windows 10.

>>60180739
>Linux
Linux is a kernel. Do you mean GNU/Linux? Because if so, then I do sometimes. I remember that I have been pressured into using a computer from an early age and that using free software is the only way to take my computing back for my own purposes, rather than serving someone else.

It was designed for children and homosexuals.

I made the mistake of actually buying a mac and it was the most regrettable decision I ever made. Not only are mac laptops themselves dogshit in general but you literally have to bootcamp windows on them to get basic usability.

I recommend windows 7.

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>>60180735

>bought a mac
>wanted to do anything except go on facebook and pretend you are a graphic designer while your boyfriend is at work

install linux

Install loonix ya derper

Macs are not for ricing

Microsoft.

>>60180853
MS can't even get sleep to work
https://www.microsoft.com/surface/en-us/support/install-update-activate/surface-book-update-history

Dell

I'd just use radio number stations or OTP encryption messaging.

Store all information outside of the country.
Give each base three servers with hardware authentication. The hardware is signed and only those three machines can connect with home base.

Those three authentication servers are meant to authenticate individual laptops on the base with revocable access. If a laptop is not connected to the local authentication server it loses all access.

The laptops only have an operating system. Read only.

Literally my job. Army 25N

>>60180453
My laptop has 2gb

>>60180609
sorry to hear

OP is right

It's fucking unacceptable.
Nowadays ram is cheap as fuck

There's absolutely no reason to have less than 8gb

>>60180385
Sounds like apple.

>>60180406
>€2499 for the model with modern specs.

Yeah, definitely Apple.
So will probably be a huge success.

>>60180385
>$1000 for 4GB RAM and 128GB storage
>applel has offered this since at least 2014

And yet pajeets will still defend this.
Kek!

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Learn HolyC

>>60180410

i will admit embedding flowchart diagrams directly into the code is a nice touch

>>60180334
No, learn Rust.

C++ is a dead language, hasn't been updated in years and only old white men use it.

So just sit it out, it'll bounce back by Q3

And your life savings are paltry, I assume you haven't been working for more than several years.

>>60180089
>buying AMD stock when it was over $2
You fucked up. It's not going to shoot up like it did ever again.

>>60180223
Well, if the jews ever feel like making money again they'll drop it to $6.

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>>60179890
>2007
>mon0

>2017
>wlp3s0mon0

come on /g/ I can't be the only one bothered by this

>>60180492
i too am bothered
i just dont post because i only lurk

>>60179836
get it directly from Microsoft?

>>60179852
he doesn't want any malicious software you nigga

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I have a friend in India who works for Microsoft

He called me the other day and helped me install the windows activation program. What a gentleman.

He even helped me enable an LED light effect with my laptop. There's a white LED light just next to the webcam. After he configured the lightshow, it glows every second. It's beautiful now.

How did you get the job? Did you lie about having the required knowledge? Consider yourself fired.

>>60179755
>What's a good way to learn all the basic commands like a pro?
Have a need for those commands and use them.

step 1) install gentoo