Archived threads in /g/ - Technology - 4813. page

>>58570322
Thinkpads were never good

Dude, you're getting a dell

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>>58570322
How will chinkpad shills ever recover?

>>58570322
>t. mactoddler

>>58570147
nice electrical installation on the ceiling faggot

>>58570147
Why would I want that?

>>58570147
Whom are you quoting?

Linux

macOS
>tfw to intelligent too use Linux

>>58569940
1) macOS
2) Linux
...
...
34) Windows

>>58569806
Cause most chromebooks are marketed at k-12 schools for student use and most students, especially americans, treat everything like shit.

>>58569806
Google does a lot of work bringing up the platform. If you notice, a lot of Chromebooks run on similar configurations (CPU, ports, etc). That probably helps bring down initial development costs a bit so the company can just focus on production.

>>58569806
Got a cheap Acer one in 2012, and it's still my daily driver when I'm away from the desktop. Sure, it's all plastic and cheap-looking, but it's held up very nicely over the years next to some Latitudes. It's only taken very light abuse, but I can tell it's still built to take some punishment.

I just wish the newer ones were more like this, with a full-access panel on the bottom, a real storage drive bay, and a no-bullshit keyboard. Looking to upgrade to something that has or will have Android support, however. The C710 will never see that.

Install MacOS

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>>58569754
>windows
>anything working
You fell for the most popular meme

Simple fix here bud.

Create a script to backup everything to NFS. Afterwords, setup the Windows 10 installer to automatically use the preferences you've selected. MSDN has the guides you need.

Now, spin up a PXE server, and upgrade them all at once.

Enjoy juicy bonus.

>>58569698
Why? Which part?

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>>58569698
no need to worry anon, we are just pawns in this world, just masturbate to anime

it should

these companies are practically countries at this point

>>58569551
If money doesn't matter to you
All laptops become obsolete because you can't upgrade them and the excessive heat of gaming laptops kill them even faster

I'd build a desktop for gaming and buy a cheapo laptop for basic shit

The desktop equivalent literally costs half to make. Laptops have gotten a lot better compared to even a year ago, but you must consider if mobility is as important as the 200% markup.

I think you should buy an actual razor blade and use it to and kill yourself.

>>58569245
I'd like to get some experience using the crash utility to look at linux kernel dumps, but I don't have any real-world crashes.

>>58569292
just write a quick C program which has an overflow or a loop that goes out of bounds

do you have any advice for getting the same functionality of gdb out of lldb?

>>58569372
Well crash uses gdb under the hood.

https://people.redhat.com/anderson/crash_whitepaper/#WHY_CRASH

I've used the classic echo 1 /proc/sys/kernel/sysrq && echo 'c' | sudo tee /proc/sysrq-trigger to cause crashes, but I really want to find a crash dump where I don't already know what I'm looking for.

>>58568874
Whatsapp was acquired by facebook solely due to the fact that it was taking chat users away from facebook messenger. Instagram was purchased by them for the same reason. They are too large to create innovative services, so they need to purchase them to stay relevant in the industry.

>>58568874
You'll notice that Microsoft used its stash of overseas money (the stuff it doesn't pay tax on) to buy Skype. That way Skype effectively cost 2/3 of what Microsoft paid.
They paid over US$6Billion for aQuantive, a deal that has been called a waste of money.

WhatsApp selling for $19billion was the stupid thing I ever saw.

>>58568717
>drivers for motherboard
>he can't turn off automatic updates
1/10 made me reply

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>>58568717
can you underage retards stop blogging?

you stories aren't even funny or interesting, you're just whining like a bitch

>>58568771
>Anime

>>58568650
Yeah drivers are going to fuck you in the ass. Install normal linux and use a virtual machine.

>>58568650
Question: Why would using OS/2 let you play pc-88 games?

What Chromebook is it + OEM/Manufacturer + Model?

please at least make an effort yo form basic punctuation.

>>58568402
brits are cucks, this board is for first world countries

What an edge lord lol

>>58568207
Install gentoo.

>>58568207
Install Linux Mint or some other baby distro.

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>>58568207

Check for battery power saving settings.

>>58567987
I switched it to performance and it helped a bit. It's now running at 1200mhz but uy still no where near where it should be

>>58567973
Could be the speed for single core or single thread. Are you doing a multi-core benchmark?

>>58567921
because you know it's true

>>58567921(Me)
OP picture is from a textbook I had to spend $120 on (they made it an "ebook" which is online-only and expires in 9 months) to pass a "Network Communications" class I need so I can get the certificate to get a job plugging Ethernets and power-cycling workstations

>>58567931
From the Internet Engineering Task Force
RFC 5694
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5694

>The main advantage of P2P content distribution systems is their scalability.
>…the good scalability properties of P2P systems…
>One of the main features of P2P systems is their scalability.

>>58567921
Because you're stupid. If you knew anything about the difficulty of setting up delivery networks you would know that the client-server model is much more readily scalable. But you don't, do you, you little shit? Instead you come to 4chan slash g slash to verbally vomit all over this board.