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I've been using laptops and plan to build a PC in the future, but I'm still learning. I needed a right away PC for work, since my laptop is dying. I just got it yesterday and it will not work with my new monitor. I've spent several hours reseating the ram, reseating the video card, made sure everything was connected, since it came with some of the cables unplugged. It will not display a signal with the monitor. I can connect the monitor to my laptop and to my roommate's laptop and just fine. It's the PC that's the problem.

Please help. I've spent all afternoon and evening, all morning today on this hunk of junk and ended up wasting work hours trying to get this to work. What else can I do?

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Is vlc even worth it anymore?
mpv is better
foobar can do more and does a better job at it
vlc is nothing now.

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So did the Ryzen deliver? Is it worth getting one for gaming and streaming?

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Anyone else here running their own imageboard? If so, this recent fork of shitfinity may be interesting to you, showing potential so far.

https://github.com/OpenIB/OpenIB

What software are you using? Between Meguca, LynxChan, Vichan and its various forks, etc. I haven't found something "perfect" yet.

How many users do you get? Around 40 active over here.

LynxChan really looks nice... Shame its frontend isn't really up to par with other imageboards, though.

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What host files should I use?

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So is usb 3.1 dead now that every mobile device is going for usb c ?

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Ubuntu Desktop sends telemetry by default and is opt-out.

What about Ubuntu Server? Is there telemetry in Ubuntu Server and is it enabled by default?

Just curious.

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I need a notebook for programming. Which one is the best now?

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>1500X RRP: $190
>7700K RRP: $350

84.2% more money for 10.1% more performance. Really gets the neurons firing.

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Download F-Droid before proceeding: https://f-droid.org

Hey /g/ this is a thread to help anons escape the botnet.
Yes, using the internet makes you part of the botnet but we still have autism.

Alternatives:
>4chan browser
Clover
>Facebook
Face Slim
>YouTube
NewPipe
SkyTube
>Chrome
Chromium through Auto Updater for Chromium
>PDF Reader
MuPDF
>Notes
Omni Notes FOSS
>Messaging
Silence
>Play Store
Yalp Store
>Twitter
Twidere
>SuperSU
phh's Superuser
>Adblocking
AdAway
>E-mail
K9 Material (unofficial)
>Music
Vanilla Music
>Camera
Open Camera
>Anime
Akhyou!
>Manga Reader
Tachiyomi
>Gaymes
Anuto TD
Open Flood
Chess
PPSSPP
Tux Rider

Feel free to recommend more things!

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>purchase an SSD for new computer build
>first time using one, excited
>/g/ tells me to only use it for the OS and use it as little as possible to save the rewrites
>attempt to install Windows 7
>Win7 fails, try a few more times
>continues to fail, give up
>format, install Windows 10
>it works
>starts downloading games, owns a 2TB HD for them
>begin downloading
>realize that I have just downloaded 23 GB of games on the SSD, not HD
>.....

Should I just throw it in the trash and buy a new one at this point?

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Any actual tech-fags here?

Do you have any idea if hynix rams will ever be viable for ryzen in the future? Or are we gonna be stuck having to buy expensive samsung ram?

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>muh consistency

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Find a flaw.

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I'm upgrading to ryzen today. Microcenter has an asus x370 pro and an asrock fatality x370 gaming in stock at about the same price.

pros and cons? Also, I waited until r5 came out and I could buy a 1600x or a 1700x. I game but I also keep my systems 6+ years (I have a sandy bridge right now), so future-proofing with a little more money now appeals to me.