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recent tangible advancement isn't really all that impressive since software hasn't really kept up, a low-end core 2 shitbox in 2017 stands far more of a chance than a flagship dual-slot pentium II system ever had in 2007

pricing is definitely another story though, it's amazing what you can get for so little now, things were a bit more exciting in the past but I wouldn't give up the modern era for anything almost on the basis of that alone

>>58478860
well, some software does take years to fully develop. We're living (in terms of software) a few years ago because of this.

>>58478557
>£60
You're getting ripped off. I bought a 1TB drive for 61 aud.

>>58478477
more information please

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>>58478566
someone at CES 2017 stole one of Razer's prototype laptops. on top of that Razer is paying mad money for the guys head. as a joke, people are pointing fingers at linus for the act, even photoshopping him walking away looking all nervous with the laptop in hand.

"This note is to confirm that two Razer Project Valerie laptop prototypes were stolen from the Razer booth at CES. The product was taken from the Razer press room at approximately 4 p.m. on Sunday, January 8, 2017. A $25,000 reward is being offered for original information leading to the identification, arrest and conviction of a criminal suspect."

https://techcrunch.com/2017/01/10/razers-edge/

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No.

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>>58478424

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>>58478528

>>58478390
if you have to ask, you cant do it

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>>58478390
if you are very good at soldering, if not then no

you could probably buy a whole new one for less than the time and tool investment you would need to jank that shit together

get some super thin headphone wire and scrape to bare metal on the old ribbon cable solder the wires to new usb jack

Ive tried its fucking hard without good tools

>MUH GAMES

>>58478296
i can see some of the dumb parents falling for this...

>>58478296
>3tb
Please tell me is the seagate one with 30% of drive failure

It's worth doing if you want to really master the inner workings of Linux and completely understand it. You'll probably want to switch to Gentoo once you've truly mastered it and done a couple LFS builds, though.

So yes, it is worth is IMO.

>>58478156
Also, the supplied online documentation is superb. You won't need a book or any other resources as a noob.

>>58478066
I love it. I use arch for laptop but lfs for desktop. Something just feels nice about having a linux from scratch distro. PLUS, it's system V.

>>58478055
it's a field of art majors rather than CS majors.

It's a clusterfuck of frameworks on top of frameworks cobbled together by people who are trying to make JavaScript less shitty. An impossible goal.

>>58478164
This is because the industry keeps recreating languages and APIs. This cycle is on steroids when it comes to webdev.

I don't know what the fucking issue is, but everyone thinks that some new language or framework/API is going to revolutionize productivity. But a new foundation means rebuilding the entire house. So maybe you get a 5% productivity gain using Python instead of C++. But you also lose access to hundreds of thousands of man hours worth of code across the industry. You'll never make that up. Any productivity gains will always be swallowed up by that.

I feel like everything at the level of languages/frameworks has been a meme since about 2000. We're not actually going any where, we're just splintering developers into separate groups. People develop wide knowledge (multiple languages, frameworks, APIs) but not deep knowledge (most efficient way to perform a task).

It's really rather discouraging.

>>58478053
Does anyone have the coincidence detector add-on that I can download?

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>>58478053

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>>58478116

>>58478049

Life imitates art and art serves no purpose but itself, art for arts sake.

This may contradict the esthetic function of a terminal being engaged within an external flux which isn't determinable single handedly as an art form originated from the terminal, although it serves as a hallmark point of reference within the trade.

Calling the hardware art without function would therefore imply a static and standalone solution which the bb terminal isn't in its purpose, therefore you could say the bb terminal is a manifestation of the pinnacle of branded activity under a monolithic aegis, yet its design serves its active function which cannot be removed to be considered as art unless the terminal is held liable to its activity while being staic within a concept as a representation of its function. The fact remains that hardware in itself needs to be functional and the industries of bb and apple are completely different but if you look at the hardware esthetic in itself, the bb terminal begs to be connected and active where the apple product can very well be useless and have some esthetic.

>>58478161
>where the apple product can very well be useless
>implying it isn't

>>58478161
>Life imitates art and art serves no purpose but itself, art for arts sake.

Except that's wrong. Pretty much all of the world's most revered art was made before l'art pour l'art movement. "art for art's sake" has only given us shit like Dadaism.

Never buy sandick

>>58477961

Open up CMD in admin mode

Select Disk X

(x being the number of the drive you want to format)

clean all

>>58478002
Oops skipped a step.

Open CMD

Type in

diskpart

THEN do the steps that I listed.

>>58477908
Depends. Do you want hot dry air or cool moist air? The humidity wouldn't be bothering you so much if the air wasn't hot as shit.

>>58477908
An AC also dehumidifies while cooling.

>>58479042
Source?

>>58477887
No reason to use a VPN, if some filthy Google worker wants to sift through my disgusting Google searches and torture themselves looking at the content of each search, then they can go ahead.

My ISP providers can do the same, go ahead and ENJOY the content that I browse.

>>58477887
Nord VPN cuz my cuck provider throttles steam to 300 kB's

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>>58478292
Disgusting, why would they do that? Where do you live?

bump?

Monoprice ones or bust open old laptop battery packs and make one yourself.

>>58477823
your fault for buying anime themed chinkshit electronics

This picture is like 8 years old.

Modern computers run fine in the summer.

>>58477730
mine don't bitch

>>58477718
I keep catching my wife closing the window next to the pc. I explained it to her. She just doesn't care.

>>58477686
>no shower

>>58477704
>Needing to shower

>>58477704
Stick a shower head in the toilet room like on an RV.