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gentoo

>>58602678
/thread

>linux
>templeos
>windows

FUCK

Respect your privacy. Just stay away from Fedora.

>>58602589
Everything and more.

Linux can do pretty much anything Windows can. Some things it does different though.

>>58602599
What's wrong with Fedora?

Why wouldn't it recognize a video file?
Sounds like you downloaded a virus.

>>58602528
no i didnt.its because my porn folder has over 700files in it,and from now on every picture i download just isnt there with file explorer while other file managers see them

>>58602603

>a virus that makes random files not appear with file explorer but appear with any other file manager

you retard,son?

>>58602510
>jpg

>>58602523
>Using PNG for photos of screens

>>58602510
Why don't you use a low res crt for your retro games?

>>58602499
https://www.reddit.com/r/ReverseEngineering/

>he fell for the C meme

HAHAHAH

You ditch the shitty books and learn every single word written in the standard by heart.

First, the "Free Win10 Upgrade" is long over.
Now to your initial question. No, it is not forbidden outright. Just KabyLake has certain "bells and whistles" that are only supported and taken advantaged of by Windows 10.

>>58602793
>Free Win10 Upgrade" is long over.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/accessibility/windows10upgrade

>>58602793
>First, the "Free Win10 Upgrade" is long over.
you couldn't be any more retarded.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/accessibility/windows10upgrade

>resume building software

just use word and format it nicely

LaTeX

Funny, I'm working on my new resume now.

Aside from the obvious privacy breach, does anyone have any graphic or infograph resume builders?

>>58602308
The Internet doesn't weigh anything, silly.

>>58602308
As long as you store the data using something that has mass (which electrons do) then the weight will increase the more data is stored.

>>58602363
So to make a noticeable difference In weight id need a storage unit in the 10^31 range of bytes? I see now why this is a stupid wuestion

>>58602140
you LITERALLY cannot use Python to develop android or iPhone applications.

>>58602140

0.1 + 0.2

>>58602153
https://kivy.org/#home

Your move, faggatron.

2. You will immediately cease and not continue to access the site if you are under the age of 18.

>>58602010
play it safe; learn Gimp

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>>58602010
install gentoo you brainless fool

>>58601961
supaidaman desu

>>58602014
Nani desu ka?

>>58601961
moshi moshi

Use a for loop, genius.

>>58601886
You're having problems counting from a to b in a loop?

>>58601886

for i in range(100):
    print("%d" % i)

Is just a glorified way of writing

i = 0
while i < 100:
    print("%d" % i)
    i += 1

Which is directly transferable to C:

int i = 0;
while (i < 100) {
    printf("%d\n", i);
    i += 1;
}

Which can be made convenient with a for loop

int i;
for (i = 0; i < 100; i += 1) {
    printf("%d\n", i);
}

>>58601865
Yes, but I don't understand why you just don't change mappings if you're unhappy with them?

>>58601865
When vi was written the Esc key was about where the tab is now.

Using the top-left Esc key isn't very ergonomic, considering Esc is one of the keys you'll press the most. It's also not the away vi was meant to be used, it almost completely defeats the purpose of vi which is having your hands on the home row at all times.

Swap Esc and Caps Lock. You don't need Caps Lock.

>>58601913
>considering Esc is one of the keys you'll press the most
That's not true, the whole idea behind the modal design is that you don't frequently change mode.

But I agree that the current placement of the escape is bad, which is why I have remapped caps lock.

I can get 500 km range in my car in 2 minutes or less.

>>58601795
Yes.

No, i dont need a tesla car to transport.

You bought a laptop from the year 2011?

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It came with the industry standard 4 gigs of ram and a 5400 rpm hard drive for extreme speed!

Those 5400 RPM drives will lose any notion of speed in 1-2 years. After that, the computer will feel like a laptop from the 1990s. Chuck it out for an SSD immediately and it'll last you a while.