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>>58675152
Start with not using ugly colors. Then get rid of all the redundant information.

>>58675152
Install Gentoo

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ay lmao

A dot in the middle is perfectly fine, don't get memed into spreading it on the whole IHS.

>>58675116
>i keep seeing different methods about that...
Well then pick one that suits you the best and get on with it you cock mongler.

Remember the next time before you post such abysmally stupid question.
If there are multiple methods of doing something, it means that none of them are "the best".

>>58675116

Put a pea sized dot in the center and let the heatsink spread it.

Retards are everywhere. Nothing new.

>>58675094
well NN is now in danger and I need help trying to save

>>58675118
*save it

>>58674993
UX/UI didn't matter that much in the past because it was perceived as a bonus. Everyone who used computers were autistic anyway so what's the point in making it glimmer?

Today normies make a big portion of people who use computers, so naturally developers want to invest more in visual appeal and ease of use. Marketing a beautiful product that works is more effective than marketing a product that works but looks like dogshit.

Things are changing slowly.

>>58674993

Wrong question.

Why whould you """need'''''' both? Function over form. Form is irrelevant.

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We already had, but companies rejected it.

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>>58674895
>he logged into Chrome to sync his bookmarks and preferences

>>58674895
>he uses Gmail
>he uses Chrome

I'm login into cock.li right now buddy, watcha ya gonna do

Shit's gay and fuck you.

>>58674885
so we're supposed to do your research for you? fuck off. It's rude to ask people to work for free, you know?

Also, if you are one of those people "innovating" on annoying me in stores in the future, please kys right now

>>58674885
You can transmit some real nasty eye disease through that.

>>58674872
14nm Coffee Lake on the desktop in 2018
Either 10nm Cannonlake or 10nm refresh Ice Lake on desktop in 2019.
10nm Tiger Lake in 2020.
Better hope they don't have another 10nm refresh in 2021.

>>58674899
Remember when CannonLake was supposed to be out after Skylake, in 2016?
Remember when refreshes like Haslel's Devil's Canyon, Kaby, Coffee and who know what Intel will come up next weren't supposed to even exist?

>>58675000
Over reach your grasp and this is what you get.
Intel tried to radically outpace the rest of the industry after their 22nm Trigate node, and they've paid for it. They're still paying for it actually.
Samsung has 10nm parts in issue free mass production right now. The Qualcomm S835 is, or would be available for purchase, except Samsung themselves bought all the available chips. They have their own Exynos chips in production right now as well. Two independent 10nm designs in volume production. You could argue that intel's 10nm node is denser, which is true, but intel's 10nm parts won't reach market until the end of 2017, and their high performance mainstream desktop parts in 2018 will still be 14nm. Density doesn't account for much if every other metric is poor.

AMD at least seems to have gotten lucky with Samsung's 14nm LPP process performing well for their Ryzen parts. They may produce a second generation of chips on the node, its unknown yet. Future parts could be 14nm HP, which is technically a IBM design SOI based process. They might end up skipping that all together and going right to 7nm SOI if yields are high enough.
Regardless of how the specifics play out, intel's perceived domination of the foundry world is now entirely dead. All that fanboys can argue about is nuanced backend metrics which have no real bearing on performance. They hold no real advantage. Chipzilla is weakening.

Military-grade is the liberal buzzword of the decade

It's the unfortunate truth that Apple takes device security more seriously than Google. This is coming from an android user.

>want to have full device encryption on my phone as a basic security measure if it gets lost or stolen
>stock roms are full of bloatware and google shit
>all the pajeet roms like CM/LineageOS and their variants have FDE broken
>tfw
God damn i don't want to buy an iPhone.

first for RMS as waifu(male)

COCKS: >>58655772

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I have an Nvidia card and I run GNU/Linux... and I use binary drivers. I know, I know... but nouveau is even worse.

Every time I suspend my PC and then wake it up, Xorg display driver goes insane and I have to press the reset sometimes because all I see is the black screen and sometimes I see random pixels moving when I move my mouse. It's driving me nuts because I have to shutdown every night.

Xorg is basically autogenerated by nvidia-setup and I basically just followed Arch wiki. Everything's fine and perfect... until I suspend the PC and then wake it up.

No idea how to solve this. been looking all over the web with no luck Does anyone know how to fix this? I can't be the only one experiencing this...

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Those are the LEDs when the computer us off but plugged in

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Here's the ram, and I don't have a picture but the gpu is also on and lighting up, I'm just unsure why it's able to do this if the motherboard is broken.

I also have a system speaker and it makes no noise when it turns on

the only reason your average /g/entleman would need file encryption is illegal porn

>>58674595
>wants to hide bank/daily habits/private details
good luck doing that safely without encryption ...

>>58674659
>bank
was talking about file encryption, not https

>daily habits
lol

>private details
keep them in a physical form, ie. paper

real doll
>3ft

>>58674255
It's the special pedo version.

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>>58674243
You know how expensive boxes are?

>Order a game from eBay with "free shipping"
>fucking nigger seller just wrapped brown packing tape all over the actual game case and slapped on a label
>took me like 15 minutes to get all that shit off the game case
>ripped some of the case label plastic layer off in the process

Why use integrated NICs? Even Dell has yhem replacable in a 1u case.

>>58674345
No idea why they were set up like that in the first place but until I saw these failures I would have has no reservations about using the integrated ports. Hell the iLo port is integrated

>Lets just make shit unreplaceable, like smartphones!

Delete text files.

>2017
>not having a 4Ter (sic!) SSD

DELET URSELF

>>58674074
Buy more hard drives. You shouldn't delete anything unless it's incriminating.

>>58674008
It's still a fairly capable chip but it is showing its age. I have one and run it at 3.7 ghz most of the time as most games don't demand much more of it but newer games sometimes require higher clockspeeds of around 4+ ghz. If you got all of those parts for a good price it's not too bad, but the biggest thing is just more features like more sata 6 slots, pcie 3.0 and more usb3 ports on newer motherboards, as well as slightly better per clock performance, newer features and less power consumption. But as I said it's a solid chip still and with a decent cooler most will hit 4.4ghz or so no problem.

>>58674054
I will probably keep it around its stock clock, but I just like the option of being able to overclock.
I got the CPU for $85 and the RAM for $90. I feel that these are reasonable prices.
Lastly, I'm not much of a gamer, just an enthusiast building a desktop, so I think that it will hold up pretty well.

I still use my 2400 for gaymen and it holds up ok, the 2500k is the GOAT and $85 is a great deal