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>in the market for a case
>they're all garbage
What the fuck happened to enthusiast cases? All these cases are stuck 20 years ago with this idea that having 10 HDDs is needed or something. And they all look like shit.

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Hi

when do I know to shut it down?
I'm asking for a friend

t. Microsoft

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>got this in 2000 as a gift from my parents
>dropped it once but was able to repair it because sony actually provided service manuals for theese
>survived the whole ipod/mp3-aera
>losless cd quality
>as easy to handle as a cassette but way smaller, lighter and better quality
>one AAA-battery lasts for about 20h, rechargeable within the device itself
>you can record from every fucking source with a simple cable
>not dependend of any service or software
>great for live recording
why is the minidisc again?

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>Leave important task running and go to bed
>Windows restarted for updates 1 hour later

WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

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>TFW 80iq niggers are making my monthly salary in a couple days with credit card fraud

Give me one reason not to join them.

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Is there a better codewriter/ compiler / allinone for c/c++ developement

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what is the best phone for battery life that is easy as shit to root with no risk /g/? im tired of my samslow brick that has completely destroyed any chance of root for its users. i also want one with a extremely high battery life or able to put new battery in when its ded and be able to play games like san andreas and minecraft. no old phones. it seems old phones are gettint put at the bottom of the bandwidth catch on cell towers as they fade away

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I've written a small program that I would like to release to the internet for free. I'm struggling to find answers to some questions though. How do I host the file for download in a way that people can have some level of trust that it's not malicious? It's not something that I think very many people would use or care about, so I can't really expect any amount of active users that would visibly vouch for the program's legitimacy. I also noticed that smart screen on windows will complain about running unknown programs when it is downloaded. I've found a little about that, microsoft has a metric relating to number of installs a program gets, and eventually you build up enough trust if it's not malicious and the warnings go away.

I've read about the different licenses available to you and copyright rules, which seems to make sense, but as far as hosting and getting a program release started from nothing, I can't seem to find much. I know I wouldn't download a random file from a hosting site I found in a link. I know people put their stuff on github, open source, but at least for the moment I don't really want to do that. I know it's silly, and my work isn't anything that couldn't be replicated easily by some pajeet, but I'm just curious about the process. I found out that you can copyright a computer program for 35 bucks, which I thought was cool, but I'm not doing that with this project because I don't think it's worth it. If i can find people who like it and it gets any sort of traction, I was thinking about putting a simple paypal donation link at the bottom. I hate ads, so I wouldn't do anything beyond that.

Would any /g/ devs here care to share experiences/insights from their wisdom of having created something and released it and hoping even one anon appreciates your modest work?

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How come we can't just create a file from a torrent hash instead of downloading it? We already know what the expected values are going to be. You would think this would be great for archiving - just make a hash of your hard drive contents and it's better than any compression technique ever.

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Is your software bug free, /g/?

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>buy iPhone
>forced to use iTunes

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What causes this kind of crack on the lower half of my screen?
Only that crack across the screen was there a few days ago and then that other crack appeared.

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>gnome's default file manager doesn't give you the ability to see how much disk space is left
Why the fuck is this allowed? Even fucking Windows 1995 had this. I remember Gnome2 having this

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Who is comfy here?