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I wanna get a lightweight laptop with 7+ hours of battery life, don't care that much for specs as long as it's tolerable for everyday tasks and has an SSD
Preferably a metallic build since I've had a bad experience with plastic laptops
Suggestions?
danke

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AIMP is the best music player.

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Why don't laptops come with slots for them anymore?

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>Linux is shit for gaming
Explain this.

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Extra hi-fi edition
>Headphone purchase advice
http://pastebin.com/fYZLW7Ub

Please put some effort into your requests and questions.
If you dislike a suggestion, explain why and try giving a better suggestion to whomever asked.

>/g/ wiki headphone FAQ:
https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php?title=Headphones

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>nothing to hide nothing to fear
Has anyone been able to disprove this?

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https://www.scmagazineuk.com/debugging-mechanism-in-intel-cpus-allows-seizing-control-via-usb-port/article/630340/

>Researchers from Positive Technologies have revealed that some new Intel CPUs contain a debugging interface, accessible via USB 3.0 ports, that can be used to obtain full control over a system and perform attacks that are undetectable by current security tools.
An attacker could use this to bypass all security systems for the embedding of code over a certain period of time, reading all possible data and even making the machine inoperative, for instance by re-writing its BIOS.

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> Battlestation
thread

Let's see what you got

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2017 is the year of keyboards edition

>Buyer's template:
http://pastebin.com/33S1gVkG

>Where to Buy:
http://pastebin.com/8Yku80VL

>FAQs:
http://pastebin.com/M5w7QtKp

>Use the buyer's template
http://pastebin.com/33S1gVkG

>Keyset wiki
keypuller.com

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NEWS:
Originative will be running SA Hyperfuse and SA Prenumbra
>Last day of GMK Honeywell
GMK >Terminal_ is running still, $159 for a ton of layouts covered
>The last round of Golbat is running, $100 for the whole kit

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How can one support artists (iow buy music) who release music only on iTunes, but without giving personal info/credit card number to Apple?

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I'm looking for an addon for Chrome or Firefox that lets you quickly (like with a single click or keyboard command) step through a list of proxies for your connection. Anyone know of anything like that?

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Hello /g/, whats'up? Hope it's gittin gud for every gentooman out there. I have a question for you. How does the internet works? And more precisely, how does DNS works? I mean, what they do is converting www.trapdownmyass.com in 69.69.69.69:80 basically, right?
But how do they process this?
If you guys could suggest me even some book about how networks works i'll appreciate that. Thanks guys.

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No refunds edition

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>Not sure what private trackers are all about?
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>Have a question?
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WIKI https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/Private_trackers
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IRC #ptg irc.rizon.net 6697/9999 SSL only

>News/Recap
>>58447586

Use >>>/g/ptg as a link to find the /ptg/ thread.

Remember the following:
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I think I've been misinformed my entire life about this concept. Can anyone clear this up.

So like CPU sockets. I know that Intel mainly created most of the modern socket type, and sold the rights to other companies.

Intel CPU comes out with a new type of socket, and then AMD comes out with a very similar design shortly after.

Example. Intel P5 architecture.
AMD, Cyrix, K6 all used this style of socket.

Then Intel made the Slot 1 socket for PII, and AMD followed with the Athlon in Slot A

Then Intel made the P4 style socket, and everything AMD has been making to this day remains very similar to that style of ZFI socket.

Is this true? Does Intel hold patterns on all these sockets that AMD, and some other companies use?

PCI, AGP, PCIe were all mostly spearheaded by Intel, and a few other companies.
Has AMD ever made anything?

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will this new meme let me listen to music with lossless quality?