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What software do I need to set up my own streaming server? I want to stream my own music to my phone and shit.
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just upload it to the google botnet. you can upload 50,000 songs for free
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>>60079070
Plex?
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libresonic
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these are the growing silicon cities in the US. all of them are in swing states or deep red states.
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Hahahahahaha, no.
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Cities are almost all blue kid.
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Must be the clean coal
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Does anyone still use XFCE? Why?
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>>60079030
It's feature-complete, customizable and very fast.
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>muh obscurity
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minimali-
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So what's the point of Skylake-X? Its IPC is almost no different than Broadwell, its overclocking capabilities will be severely hampered by the overly large L2 caches running on the core clock domain, it only goes up to 12 cores while AMD's HEDT goes up to 16 cores.
It can't even boast the 4 channel memory when X390 has it as well.
The only thing I can think of is price, but Intel isn't particularly fast at offering good performance for low price if you take their 60% margins into account.
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>>60078951
STOP IT NAO!
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>>60078951
The thing is, Skylake-X does have higher IPC than even Kabylake, but due to applications having been built for 256kb L2 caches for so fucking long, it doesn't really demonstrate it.
In any case, it's another JustWaitTM for DevelopersTM to get better coding practicesTM
Good luck
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>>60079041
Also it's more of a server move, datacenter/HPC won't have much trouble rewriting their code for the newest memory hierarchy, since they do it every time they upgrade.
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What OS has the best customization ?
I know there are ways to customize any OS but I am looking for one that has simple options without installing a lot of software to customize it
> pic unrelated
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feggit
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>>60078781
Just install windows and die pls
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What's the first must have programs you install on Windows. This is my list in order. Just wondering what alternatives you might suggest
>Google Chrome
>Utorrent
>Start 8 or 10 if not Windows 7
>Winrar
>AI Roboform
>VLC
>Wizmouse
>Directory Opus
>Avast Premier
>Calibre
I use pirated Windows and software. I don't buy this shit
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>>60078765
>Pendrive Linux
>Memebuntu 16.04 iso
>windows into le trash
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Ninite.com
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>>60078765
>meme browser
>shilling bt client
>proprietary archiver based on open source archive dll
>memedia player
>using antivirus at all
is this bait?
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How come VIA doesn't make CPUs for mass market like AMD and Intel do? They have license to make x86 compatible CPUs, and could probably compete in entry segment at least
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>>60078602
Because they know that x86, especially in entry segment, is finished.
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>>60078602
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VIA_Technologies#Legal_issues
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>>60078602
VIA's modern chips are based on centaur designs which have always been shit for everyday use, there's no point in wasting billions trying to break into the consumer market when the embedded niche works out for you just fine
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dumbshit
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Kickstarter currently has a mobile game connected dildo for sale. They don't call it a dildo, and dress it up in language about strengthening pelvic muscles and such that I'm sure are true but don't change the fact that it's a fucking dildo that women stick in their vagina to play a game. It is, of course, being made by French people.
I am so goddamned done.
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you have to go back
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/g/ - Technology
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>>60078674
must I?
>>60078712
This thing has sensors and bluetooth connectivity.
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Should i buy google pixel
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>>60078313
you should kill yourself
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>>60078313
You should do this: >>60078326 and then you should install gentoo.
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>>60078313
>filename not image.jpg
>no ifunny watermark
step up your bait
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I have a Proxmox hypervisor server.
The server runs 6 Linux Containers currently, all have static IPs.
Server 106 has an nginx reverse proxy that proxies to servers 101 (nginx web server, port 80) and server 102 (media server, port 8127).
The nginx reverse proxy has https configuration properly set up for all of my domains and routes requests properly.
However, after about 12 hours of having this server running, it stops resolving my requests to the domains themselves from my LAN. WAN is always fine - never an issue. But if I try to connect to https://example.com from my LAN after an arbitrary amount of time, it just stops working. I can still access all servers via their ipv4 addresses.
What the fuck is going on? Any ideas?
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>>60078578
sidenote: this was never an issue before configuring ssl support. I have double, triple, and quadruple checked the configuration - it's all correct. Like I said, accessing the sites works fine from WAN all the time, and work on LAN for a limited time.
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>>60078578
Try to assign ssl to a different port and see if it works for you.
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>>60078621
Would having it on default 443 cause a problem after an arbitrary amount of time?
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Why does /g/ not like diversity?
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>>60078205
We like people who can get shit done. Race and gender is irrelevant.
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>>60078217
Seconded.
Rusfag here. I've been wondering, what kind of hardware do people in US / Europe use? Which motherboard brand do you prefer (for any reason)? Which GPU do you use (AMD/Nvidia/Intel)?
Why do I need this? I've seen some builds on /v/ and here with ASRock and Asus mobos, even though in my experience, they have quite high failure rate, so I'm wondering
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>>60078530
Not all of US is the same.
Not all of Europe is the same.
This question is redundant, there's a massive difference in mentality and salary,between West Europe and East Europe, as there is a massive difference between West US and South US
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>>60078530
There is way bigger quality difference between high end and low end hardware of one manufacturer than between manufacturers.
Asrock had the smoothest ryzen launch with overall good build quality, best (on paper) vrm on top boards and decent firmware.
Asus was best until 2010-2012 and some people believe that's still the case.
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Another ruskie here, I've taken a notice that amerifats have a strong affinity for shitty EVGA gpus, a most peculiar observation. I don't think they're any popular in Europe when compared to Asus or MSI.
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Catching exceptions in c#
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>>60078183
reported for C#
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>>60078183try
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>>60078183
ich habe fünf köfte
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How hard is it to make an app or some small electronic gadget that normies will like? (Not a game, maybe something innovative and useful but not necessarily a fantastic product)
Right now I'm in my senior year of mechanical engineering with a specialization in mechatronics, so I've got a bit of coding/electronics integration under my belt. I'd be working on it 10-12 hours a day for 4 months
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>>60078140
have you considered building something to end all shitposting frogposters?
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>>60078144
sex robots are a bit ahead of my skill level
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You just need to find a way to enable vapid narcissistic young women to compare themselves with one another and you'll be onto a hit!
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are there any modern android phones that still use a physical home button?
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One plus 3t
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Galaxy S7 Active, Snapdragon 820 SoC, powerful little rugged fucker of a device, 3+ days of battery life (that's like 12+ hours SOT included), fantastic piece of hardware overall.
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>>60077975
My Meizu Pro 5 that I bought a year ago has a Physical home button that also acts as fingerprint scanner and a back button. We convenient.