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See if you can get an RX 470 instead since that will last a bit longer. But only if it's about the same price. Otherwise get the 1050ti. The 970 is already running into issues because of the 3.5 GB VRAM.

>>58259818
What kind of issues, Anon?

>>58259931
probably in regards to hitting the VRAM limit. It's especially bad for the 970 thanks to that """"""""""4gb""""""""" that causes games to treat it as if it has 4gb rather than 3.5, in regards to how much it decides to load into the frame buffer. The 970 would perform better if it was natively 3.5.

>>58259757
rust


or go firefox fore like icecat

Firefox

>>58259757
Vidya games moron detected. You should probably invest in smart tv or something. And stay away from computers.

>>58259662
Supply and demand dumbass. Capacities have increased, we have 20TB+ SSDs now, but NAND production can't keep up with demand.

>>58259662

learn about chip foundries and how much it costs to set them up even when they aren't pushing the limits

>"muh 128gb smartphone"
>streams everything

dd-wrt

>>58259674
Where is the code stored, I want to look it over.

>>58259722
https://github.com/mirror/dd-wrt

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Because Mac developers care about their UI design more than Windows developers.

The primary exception to this that I've seen on Windows are UWP apps.

>>58259583
It's the blur isn't it? The weird upscaling blur that appears on programs that support either outdated scaling methods or no scaling method? I hate it too. Only reason I'm on Ubuntu on this laptop is due to this blur. Linux is equal in this department, but at least programs that cannot scale are at least usable, and Wayland shows for a more OSX way of scaling that looks promising (although, at the moment, Wayland is slower than X11 for me).

>>58259780

And oddly the blur is worse in Windows 10 than it is in 7 or 8.1

Has Sony ever leaned towards vanilla Android? Either way I think Google is pretty much done with collaboration like we've seen in the paste.

>>58260387
>Has Sony ever leaned towards vanilla Android?
Their ROMs aren't exactly bloated, apart from their apps. It's a much nicer Android experience than a lot of other garbage on the market.

>>58259526

Because it would outshine the rest of their gear.

>>58259420

consumer electronics would be the worst repair related option

you can get a trade that involves other types of repair though

>>58259420
I did that for a while
if you have the technical knowledge or can learn fast, and you don't have problem charging people a good % of what the devices themselves cost... then, yeah, you can make decent money, I guess.
otherwise, no, it sucks

some things are easier than others. for example, "formatting" a windows install from a disk image can take a few mins, while opening some laptops to clean the fans can take a lot of time, at least if you don't have the tools

>>58259725
oh, and as a career... no, it has no future. you don't "repair" things as people used to in the old days, you replace components. you can imagine that, since electronics are still getting cheaper and more powerful, we will simply replace whole devices in the future

>>58259265
Old viruses had so much soul to them.

Yeah, tons.

Yes, on Windows 98. The fucker infected, i.e. copied itself to every EXE on the system (that's what virus did back then). But the retard virus programmer screwed up so I ended with almost every EXE in the system unable to run.

Well, enjoy your chinese botnet

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>>58259243
Nobody cares.

It was invented by actual software developers with decades of experience, but then business men started meddling and it all went to shit.

>>58259205
It's a decent methodology if you've got a project suitable for iterative development and need to keep multiple developers coordinated and stakeholders aprised. The most common example of such a project would be the any web site or the wrap-a-database-with-a-web-app-served-on-the-corporate-intranet "business apps" that corporations churn out constantly.

it's an enterprise buzzword for what should be standard project management.

>>58259144
http://www.mini-box.com/s.nl/it.A/id.417/.f I was thinking about getting one of these for when I upgrade my PC, I could put my i3 in a teeny lil' minibox for my living room. It hooks up to a power brick I could hide behind the entertainment center.

Just grabbed a Chromebox. 150 off Amazon, handles a few windows on two monitors just fine, and puts off way less heat than my desktop.

That thing's beautiful, never knew Dell could into this kind of design.

I think if you actually wanted to know, you'd check the archives for the responses to any of the previous hundreds of instances of this thread

>>58258946
Im new to 4chan and I'm on a phone. There always has to be that one useless cunt such as yourself that adds nothing to the thread. Cheers bro.

>>58259107
>I'm on a phone
Of course you are. The shitty threads are always by phoneposters

>>58258914
Only anons from /v/ use more than one monitor.

Nobody "needs" 3 monitors. It's helpful, nothing more. Nothing bad about utilizing the things you have to make things more easily and faster.

>>58258934
>more easily and faster
Debatable.
I can switch virtual desktops faster than I can turn my head and refocus my eyes.

>>58258855
Samsung

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Poojeets will raise money from their cash4poop campaign.

>>58258855
>/g/ claims amd will be bankrupt since 2010
>stocks is at the highest its been since 2007

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>>58258757
Smart frogposter

is the center the meta-center?

>>58258757
Don't know about the left, but the alt-right seems to want to ctrl and del.