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>>59883795
>less obvious thongs

i have been going to the wrong lan parties

>>59883804
>lan panties

LAN hook ups are the best bro

who cares it's just a vm

>>59883533
> not gentoo
Try again

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>I need attention because I installed a OS
histrionic as fuck

>>>/pol/

>>59883504
C++

>>59883566
>>>/fac/ebook

>>59883163
cron incremental rsync

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>>59883163
Magnetic tape

whatever you do, check the backups periodically else you may end up with a bad surprise when the worst happens.

MacBook pro retina

Here try this

http://m.bestbuy.ca/defaultpage.aspx?lang=en#/catalog/productdetails.aspx?ajax=true&sku=10196342&lang=en-CA

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>>59882920
Build using secondhand parts senpai

Granted, I would avoid secondhanded Harddisks, but CPUs, mobos, GPUs and SSDs should be fine. Moving parts tend to get fucked over time.

captcha: AGED CALLE

Higher prices and data caps but you're Australian so you get both of those on landlines
An LTE modem will be superior in every regard to that absolute horseshit landline

>>59884397
Its about 20 bucks more than what i pay for my service now,also this isp is claiming to give unlimited data

>>59882822
kill more kangarous

>>59882692
>The slowness of an HDD
>The price of an SDD
They're basically the most retarded thing in existence
Has the cons of both HDD and SDDs without the pros

>>59882735
They are still faster than HDDs aren't they?

Got my dad a 500GB hybrid drive for his system. Works well with an i3 6100 and 750ti, no complaints. It was only $50

>>59882685
Yep, microcode update. Recent chips and boards should already have it, mine does and I bought it in the middle of 2016.

There's a specific exponent you can test in Prime95 to see if you have the bug, if you're worried.

>>59882685
>>59882794
"fixed" by forcing an alternate slower code path

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>>59882685
you can fix it by purchasing a Kaby Lake, goy!

>>59882560
Have you tried not using a botnet OS on a botnet machine?

>>59882560

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUPI7Ci_tIY&ab_channel=xdadevelopers

more status update, where is the unfriend button tho, can't seem to find it?

>>59881834
We aren't. What website besides ebay uses it?

JPEG is still better anyway.
https://github.com/google/guetzli

>>59881875
Wikia have recently switched to webp and it is shitting up all image searches. Google is pushing webps to towards the top of searches as well.

Presumably Google wants us all to save image space to make room for the coming 2MB of react javascript and stylesheets coming in their next responsive site demands.

>>59882515
google has an interest to improve the internet in general because they will profit from more people looking at more targeted ads.

it is a botnet but relax it's not a conspiracy

>>59881714
>how do you just get the internet?
Talk to a internet service provider in your area and see if they can offer that.

>If I bite the bullet and buy say a newer, shitterier laptop, will that offer me something more economical?

What do you mean?

>>59881714
a lot of ISPs offer just internet, it really depends on where you live.

the only difference between a new modem given to you by an ISP and the one you have now is that the new one wouldn't have phone lines. as long as you have an ethernet port on your computer you should be alright.

protip: whenever you do decide on your service, buy a modem for yourself. you can pay a one time cost of $60-$80 dollars for a modem instead of the $10 a month an ISP would charge you for using theirs

you call the company, and then they salesperson spends 30 minutes asking you things like "so what do ya like to do on them there internets", and you tell them you're not interested in answering that question, and then they will try to sell you a cable package, you will say no, and then they will say the best offer for you is x/month, and then you tell them you are REALLY not interested in the "free" landline that "comes with" it and then they magically discover a more basic deal that is x-$10/month

and then a month later you see some $9.99 charge for a movie that they claim you rented from them and have to yell at them for another 15 minutes to get it taken off the bill

i think if you don't bring your own router they'll gank you with a montly rental fee for one of theirs. you can bring your own modem if you like, but most likely they will still charge you the hidden monthly rental fee for using theirs. then again im not an expert this is just the experience i had when i moved recently

>redpill
Fuck off back to where you came from

>>59881434
I thought the analogy of the pills, as the blue being the current status quo and the red leading to a new way of understanding was most adequate for this case.

Didn't mean to disrespect senpai.

>>59881407
Depends on what your data is and how you store it.

A relational database will prove advantageous if you rely on the database to do the work (lots of joins, structured data). If you have data that doesn't fit well in that model, or you are primarily doing read calls, then a more simplistic key->values storage might be preferred in which case you would want to use nosql.

>>59880768
>Scientist raped a journalist

>>59880768
Source?

>>59881786
found one https://phys.org/news/2017-04-biased-bots-human-prejudices-artificial.html

I'd just like to interject for moment. What you're refering to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.

Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called Linux, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.

There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called Linux distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux!

>>59880552
fuck off

>>59880524
If you want something simple and free as In freedom kdenlive is good just make sure you're using the latest version. If you need a professional proprietary editor go for lightworks or davinci resolve.

JavaScript

>>59880648
Is JS really that bad on the CPU? I figured it would hit RAM harder.

>>59880517
i'd say for the past month, firefox is really shitting the bed.
i honestly thought i had a virus.
had to scan my computer.
go to google.com
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