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>>59023977
https://www.ublock.org/

>>59024184
>not ublock origin
are memeing?

READ THE FUCKING WIKI
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Yes, retard.

>>59023968
Thanks, neckbeard.

>>59024005
You're welcome, shit for brains.

hurr memes lol memes xdd
fuck off

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>They have the memes.

Analysis: what did he mean by this?

>>59023863
la meme le meme xDD lmao la meme frog cool

fuck off, people like you are cancer and make this site as place where la meme kids hangout.

kek i recieved a free HBO GO subscription with my mobile plan and i pay 8 bucks for the entire thing, still havent used HBO GO

>>59023759

They have game of thrones.

>>59023759
>2017
>large companies are still unironically using flash

I thought Jobs killed it?

>>59023748
Ok, Anon.

nice blog

>>59023748
where can I subscribe?

shove it up you're butt

>>59023685
Is it all stock spec?

The smallest version of ubuntu and use it as a typing machine OR DOS machine with Windows 98.

Anything else will be lagged the fuck down. Enjoy!

T42 main machine fag here
Install windows xp, get 2gb of ddr and a 2ghz pentium m, and it makes a decent shitposting machine
It also handles some older games, i imagine it could do more but i only have the 32mb ati mobility 7500

It plays empire earth, the sims 1, halo 1, cs 1.6, hotline miami, and other old titles
480p youtube is doable
With a new battery i get around 3 hours of battery life

For maybe 60$ total, not a bad machine
But for 100$ you can get a t410 thats significantly better

>>59023648
use the catalog numbnuts

>>59023393
>>59023393

>>59023674
n-no first one is almost as easy to read as python

I don't know, when did you get here?

>>59023576
before reddit's conception

when it changed from /g/ - Guro to /g/ - Technology

Perl 5 died because it was terrible.

>>59023486
you seem to be retarded.

>>59023503
Hi pythonfaggot

I paid $55 6 months ago for a 2GB version

Great card for HTPC and even to play some games if you don't get to pretentious (720p, low-medium settings)

What do you need it for?

Even if you weren't getting it for gaming. I personally would save up and get a GTX 1050 for around $95. It's 5x stronger compared to the GT 730. Also HDMI 2.0 support for 4k HDR screens, while the GT 730 is not capable of this.

Or a RX 460 for $80 would be also a good choice.

I was also looking at a 1GB DDR5 graphics card, but my CPU probably won't be able to handle the clock speed. Still though I'm staring at that 4GB and 128-bits. I'm not sure if that width will allow me to use all that memory.

Xiaomi Air

macbook 12 inch is pretty good its gonna get an update soon too

>>59023163
macbook

its a meme but a good meme like thinkbads

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what the fuck are these shitty aliased borders?

waterfox left, palemoon right

>>59023249
>complaining about UI in a customizable browser
That's because the tabs are made in CSS rather than using a PNG, so they can be viewed better on HiDPI.

userChrome.css that shit if you don't like it, or see https://addons.palemoon.org/themes/

iMac

Pls respond

>>59023028
Take this to /wsr/

>>59022713
>le appzzzzzzzz ::DXDXDDD

HERE Maps is better than Google Maps

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>>59022713
>implying freetards need to leave the basement

I've only overclocked Nvidia GPUs. Nvidia GPUs at least since the 9 series cannot be fried from OCing. If you go too high you either get a black screen and then the card dials back to default settings or your computer will restart and dial back to default settings.

I'd assume AMD has the same setup. Just start by increasing core clock +100, running a bench mark. If it works, go +25, benchmark. Repeat until it doesn't work, then dial back 25 and increase by +5 until it doesn't work again if you really want to min-max it.

Once you have found your max core clock on stock voltage and power limit settings, I like to do mem clock next. I start with +100 then go +50 until it doesn't work, same principle for the core clock.

Then I max out the voltage and power limit and see if it will let me go any further, repeating above method for core and mem clocks. When you find your new maxes, begin dialing back voltage and PL slightly to see if you can keep stable at your new maxes without requiring full voltage or PL.

Then, lastly, decide if the maxes you achieve under increased voltage and PL are high enough that you think it's worth it to keep your voltage and PL maxed for them. If you're only getting +25 core clock and it required you to max your voltage and PL for example, I'd deem that not worth it and just go back to the maxes achieved under stock voltage and PL*. If you got +50 or higher I might deem that worth it, depending on how much higher temps that caused. If it's significantly higher temps and requires you to custom fan curve and ends up requiring your fans spin really loud to maintain, I'd deem it not worth it. If it's just a few C temp increase or even more than that but doesn't require you to significantly raise fan speed and you're under safe temp limit, then keep it.

*If AMD cards have a boost feature, make sure your stock overclock runs for a decent amount of time. If it underclocks by itself, may need to raise voltage or PL.

>>59022028
I have a 4gb RX 480 that I have running at 1355 core/1850 mem. I used to have it at 1400 core clock but it was drawing a fuck ton of power since I needed to throw a lot of voltage at it. Can't OC the memory to 2000 mhz either without crashing which kind of sucks.

>>59022255

Hit character limit so would like to clarify that asterisk a bit more. As stated earlier you find your max under stock voltage and PL. Even though this might be stable, it could end up underclocking slightly (you'll still be higher than your defaults) because during sustained use it might hit the power limit and thus need to dial back the OC slightly to maintain it. If this happens, check your voltage and PL graphs in MSI Afterburner or whatever OC software you used. If you see a 1 voltage or PL, it means those targets are being hit and thus you are being limited by them. If they are 0's they aren't being hit. If you see them hit 1 and your core clock starts underclocking, increase them.

(Not sure if this is applicable to AMD cards because idk if it something that only happens to cards with a boost feature and if the boost feature is only part of Nvidia cards)