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How much are the bastards going to price gauge when Ryzen is released on March 3rd? Assuming its not another piledriver and actually works. They will mostly like sellout in hours. Its bullshit they will be gouged for months and not to mention the overpriced mobos.
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it's AMD, why would you buy it anyway?
the only reason the company still exists is because people assume intel makes everything.
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>>58806649
Because Intel supports Feminist Frequency.
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>>58806452
They can't really charge significantly lower than Intel because Intel will just respond in kind and have deeper pockets. It's not going to outperform Intel's equivalent SKU so it won't be more expensive. It will be a little bit cheaper than the Intel offering and you won't be able to buy it because no stock.
Don't get your panties in a bunch.
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the AUR (Arch User Repositories), dubbed the biggest software repository in the world.
Archlinux won.
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>>58806231
the AUR is just a wrapper for git clone; make
gtfo
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>>58806231
>many duplication
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>>58806231
So I have an interesting question we discussed with my friend. Maybe somebody can explain me this detaily.
As you know, Ubuntu has fixed releases and every packages (including ppas) are built for specific version separately. Why? Does is mean that different releases may have different library APIs/ABIs and maintainers should build their packages for different releases?
But Arch is rolling release and libraries are updating constantly. In this case maintainers should watch at libraries and toolkits updates and update their packages more carefully and timely. So maintaining AUR packages is more complex because automatic tools such as yaourt can't rebuild dependent packages if package version wasn't changed. This makes using Arch much harder both for users and maintainers.
Can somebody explain me this?
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is MX Linux good distro ?
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>>58806187
Provide more details, you failed shill.
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No
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>>58806187
Of course not. Slackware is the only good distro.
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Why is linux so crappy for anything professional?
>fresh ubuntu installl
>try to record audio, even the most basic shit like Audacity
>Line in crackles like crazy, sounds distorted etc
> same thing happens if I use the mic port
> Boot into windows
> everything werks fine
same exact issue happened on arch btw
...not really asking for tech support, more so confused as to how anyone ever gets anything done using Linux?
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>>58806128
Learn to use JACK if you're really a professional audio person.
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>>58806142
does anyone even know how to use jack anyone i've ever asked theyre like "lol never got it to work"
???
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I produce amateur video game music with Linux. Works for me.
Which DAW should I buy for under $400? I want to compose and produce digital music.
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>>58806050
All of those have a trial edition.
Try them and see which one you like most before throwing 400$ out the window.
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>>58806065
All of them have a steep learning curve, to a beginner they all pretty much look the same. I'm not sure which one will annoy me the least.
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>>58806135
If you're a beginner there's even less of a use buying any of them honestly.
The one that will annoy you the least is Fruity Loops, fuck around with it for a while and as soon as you start getting shit done in it, you can buy it or try Ableton, Cubase or whatever floats your boat.
Chances are youre going to get frustrated within a week or so and stop trying to learn it, so save yourself the money and just try it out for a while.
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The first Android phone didn't have a headphone jack.
>B-B-BUT ITS OK WHEN GOOGLE DOES IT
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>>58806049
>The first
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And it was clearly a mistake so they fixed it in future releases lmao
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You can't buy it anymore and none of the follow-ups followed that trend for a reason.
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>site asks you to disable Ad Block to continue
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well do you
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Wish there was a blocker for frogposts to be h.
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>>58806016
they haven't asked me in a long ass time
thanks gorhill and reek
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Even North Koreans are using Windows 10.
What's your excuse, /g/?
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>>58805852
thats windows 8
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Is Aqua nopan in that image?
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>>58805852
>Even Best Koreans are retarded masochists, why aren't you?
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/pcbg/ - PC Building General
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Post your component list, rate other anons', and ask questions in general.
Always state the purpose of your PC, your budget, AND YOUR COUNTRY if outside the USA.
If you are asking for improvements, clarify whether you want to lower price or to improve specs or build quality.
Assemble your parts list; built-in price comparisons by vendor and a compatibility filter.
https://pcpartpicker.com
Gaming builds based monitor resolution and refresh rate
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/pcbg/saved/
>To activate the Description, select build from sidebar then click on the title over the parts list
>Description contains notes, other options, and build skeleton for easy customization / cost savings
>Note: Win7 and 8.1 cannot be installed on a Kaby Lake system
Have a budget, but don't know where to start? This will recommend you a parts list based on price.
http://www.logicalincrements.com/
>Subsitute a G4560 with 2400MHz RAM for any Pentium or i3; similar performance, up to 50% cost reduction.
>Consider using an i5 7500 in any RX470/480 or GTX 1060 tier build
>Consider stock fan+heatsink for any i3 or locked i5 build without a Z mobo
>Consider a B150/B250 or H110 mobo for any Pentium or i3 build
>Add a 240GB SSD to the "Very Good" tier build
>The only worthwhile gfx cards are the GTX1050, RX470, RX480, GTX1060 6GB
General build advice including chipset compatibility, power supply advice, Windows activation information.
http://pastebin.com/F9diF2hA
Information about how to assemble a PC, how to select components, etc.
https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/Build_a_PC
If you see any other build advice or part list threads, direct them here with >>>/g/pcbg
Old thread: >>58788147
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>The only worthwhile gfx cards are the GTX1050, RX470, RX480, GTX1060 6GB
Isn't the RX460 a better value than the 1050 for 1080p games?
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>>58805855
nyet
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Bio-neural gel computers when?
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You can't eat cheese or yogurt around these, they're DOA
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>>58806170
Not funny Neelix.
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>Wanting the most unreliable piece of Star Trek Tech to actually exist.
These things broke down more frequently then the Holodecks had 'malfunctions'. Just no dude.
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soup /g/, I need your help. I have a server running on localhost, and want it to be accessible from the internet, not just the LAN. Do I just need to open a port on the router?
Also, if it is static(bootstrap, no input fields), do I have any security vulnerabilities?
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Yes.
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>>58805810
Yes, open a port, or yes, there are security vulnerabilities?
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>>58805821
Yes
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What does /g/ think of Scala?
I started learning it recently. The syntax reminds me of Java, Haskell, and JavaScript. However the strict typing and breadth of things you can do remind me of C++.
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>>58805681
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiJycy6dFSQ
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>>58805681
except haskell has strict typing
scala is basically a worse haskell
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>>58805681
Is the new dotty compiler finally ready?
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What's the best website to host webms? Open source only please.
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>Open source only please
Are you looking for a website or a web server software to run on your own machine? If the former, it being "open source" doesn't make any difference. If the latter, mediagoblin.
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>>58806339
A website that could host them for playback purposes.
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>>58806500
It doesn't matter if it's "open source" if you're going to be using someone else's computer to host it anyway. You won't be able to patch in changes or be sure that it's doing exactly what it says it is, so why is that a factor?
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>amoled
Why is it so popular? What's the best display technology?
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Because its something different
LED is still the best
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>>58805645
>LED
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People throw their phones away after 1-2 years and AMOLED saves battery.
But I agree, my Nexus 6p is barely a year old and I can notice the burn in from the bottom bar when watching full screen videos.
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>Buys an Acer aspire switch 10
>Realises it has a 32bit UEFI
>No GNU/Linux distro works on it
Should i just sell it and buy a thinkpad instead?
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just install windows 7 or XP on it and stop being a fag
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>>58805535
>XP
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>>58805535
>Implying any of those will work on 32 bit uefi