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>install some software to control my fans
>asks to install a driver
>yes
>case starts to sound like a jet engine but my temps are going up anyway
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>All fans blow air out of the computer, none of them in.
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>>58248781
>driver
>for fans
wat
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>>58248813
Heat can't transfer if its a vacuum
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So, which search engine do you use?
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>>58248765
the quacking one
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>>58248780
isn't it botnet?
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>>58248765
Searx.me
Duck duck faggot sells your info
mightyBenz (ID: !h5J5R4qN1g)
Why aren't you using a Pentium 4? 2016-12-30 11:37:56 Post No.58248623
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Why aren't you using a Pentium 4?
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>>58248623
Because I'm using a Pentium III.
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Because I'm using a 486.
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>you will never be THIS autistic
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What kind of job/salary can someone well versed in html/css/ and moderately competent in javascript/php expect?
I wanna make 6 figures. Help me yall. What do I do?
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>>58248466
2000 rupees per month
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>>58248478
c'mon be serious...
i wanna be fucking rich. i heard you guys are all rich, making 100k per year... I want that.
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>>58248549
>seriously believing that there are people making six figures who spend their time posting in a shithole
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I want to type in two numbers but why doesn this work? I'm confused
int main (void) {
int x[1];
int n;
for( n=0 ; n<2 ; n++) {
scanf("%d", &x[n]);
}
for( n=0 ; n<2 ; n++) {
printf("%d", x[n]);
}
return(0);
}
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>>58248442
Should beint x[2];
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>>58248474
but the first number is stored in x[0] and the second in x[1] ?
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>>58248493
But if you define x as int x[1] x will only have one space.
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LOOK AT ME. I AM THE LINUX NOW 2016-12-30 11:20:35 Post No.58248352
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LOOK AT ME. I AM THE LINUX NOW
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why even use a linux distro now? what's the point? microsoft just btfo of distros and made them irrelevant.
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>>58248352
Bash in Windows 10 is shit.
I have a bash script running in a Debian VM that works perfectly
>for f in *.txt
Bash for Windows 10 couldn't even parse that first line.
I'm removing it and getting Cygwin.
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>>58248352
I installed it and it couldn't copy and paste. It says the keybinds are Ctrl + C Ctrl + V but they don't do anything. The only way I was able to paste was by right-clicking the top bar and going Edit -> Paste. It also didn't show any options to change the keybinds, so it seems pretty horrible.
If there's some other way to do this, it probably requires more investigation and is not very user friendly. Not like the real Ubuntu which makes everything super easy.
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>>58248352
I think you don't get that there is more to GNU/Linux than just a shell.
I personally like it because it is built so modular.
I can switch my DE with a couple of commands, same goes for my shell, and everything else. And (for the most part) I can combine everything just to my liking.
Without having to pay for any of it.
If I manage to fuck up, I can reinstall, copy (not all of) /etc and my .config folder and I have got half of my system back already.
And all of this without being forced into updating my system, entering my license key, having updates that break my system every 2 months, etc.
If you like your Windows 10, good for you.
I however like my system just how it is, with my centralized package manager, my shell, and my desktop environment.
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>almost 2017
>he still isn't using .mka as the container for all his music
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>his thread gets no replies
pleb
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>>58248904
But it just got a reply
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>container
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Since I'm bored as hell and tired of all the shitposting currently going on, I figured I might as well do something about it and create a thread where I answer something meaningful.
I'm a PhD student currently working on a project together with a company that creates PCIe-based interconnects. The project aims to create a unified framework for dynamically sharing IO devices between multiple compute nodes in a PCIe cluster.
Ask me anything, but keep it /g/ related.
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how do PCIe speed decrease w.r.t distance?
how do you manage defeat laziness when you need to study something?
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>>58248297
>how do PCIe speed decrease w.r.t distance?
Distance increases latency of course. To give you an idea, roughly 150 nanoseconds per hop/switch.
>how do you manage defeat laziness when you need to study something?
I have a real hard time overcoming laziness actually and although I have some work ethics, it has just become worse the older I get. I'm open with my supervisor about this, so I've told him to get on my back if I start slacking off and I try to have regular 10 minutes meetings where I talk about my progress that day.
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>>58248263
Lol'd at the file name
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What's the best backup program /g/?
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>>58248235
Gommon Senze 2019 XDDDD
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>>58248235
Copy-paste
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dunno, I use Cobian Backup for occasional backup refresh to external HDD
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Why is this included?
http://www.apple.com/r/store/applecare/APPTermsConditions.pdf
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>>58248191
It's an actual term used in US law.
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>>58248191
it's a legal term for unforeseen events / desasters
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>What is a flood
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WHICH SLANTY-EYED CHINK FUCK THOUGHT BACK GLASS WAS A GOOD IDEA??
REEEEEEEEEEEEEE SAMSUNG HOW COULD YOU
FUCKING NON-REMOVABLE EASILY SHATTERED BACKS?? WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOU??
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
I WANT NAMES PEOPLE, I'M GOING TO MAKE MY GRANDPAPI PROUD AND SLAUGHTER SOME FUCKING GOOKS REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
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You could have been careful.
You coula have protected your phone.
But no, you chose to be a dumbass about it and are now pissing on people because of your faggotry.
>>>www.4chan.org/rules#global2
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>>58248163
Try one of those cases that puts a loop around your neck so you can't drop it.
Glass is better for the environment than plastic. People change phones all the time, better if those things are as environmentally friendly as possible.
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>>58248163
>buying Samsung
It could be worse. You could have a housefire.
Now hi thee to ye olde cellphone shoppe keeper and get a Moto X.
>has Moto Turbo I
>has a black nylon back and black hard rubber frame
It doesn't even need a fucking case.
It's even thinner than your typical iphone, because iphone users always *always* have their phones in cases. Mine has hit pavement and still looks good.
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>>58248137
Cool computer
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>>58248137
Looks good, nice specs too.
Mine
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>>58248137
I really enjoyed this proper /g/ setup.
10/10
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Hey /g/, are there any brands who are still building and updating horizontal PC cases?
All i ever see is vertical shit, but i miss
the old horizontal ones with appropriate ventilation and dust filtering and stands for horizontal action.
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>>58248123
Most of them still do. They're sometimes under the HTPC category.
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>>58248142
Any recommended brands or cases for me to look up?
In terms of build quality/sturdiness.
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>>58248161
Silverstone has a decent selection of desktop cases. Quality is decent. Lian-Li also used to offer desktop cases, but I haven't used any of their products in a while.
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Help me choose a Linux distro to replace my current install.
I just want to start using Linux more often, at least on the laptop I use for uni.
I've been using Manjaro GNOME til now, but it feels really bland honestly. Used Ubuntu too, didn't really like it, but that was on 10.10, would be willing to try it again.
What I'd want you to recommend me is a distro that could work on a mid/low-end laptop that'd have good battery life and feels comfy to work with.
Or just tell me what distro you use and why should I try it.
I don't really care about possible difficulties, I'm willing to learn.
So thanks, I suppose.
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>>58248092
You can have a good battery life by installing TLP program and an SSD.
I think the DE affects performance more than distro choise, so maybe try something other than Gnome.
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>>58248239
Thanks for the response.
I already have installed an SSD on my laptop. I get the answer, and thanks, but my question was more about being in the search of a different distro because I've done so much shit in the actual one, fucked up several times, etc , that I felt it was time for a change.
Maybe I worded it incorrectly. I put the battery life matter there because I remember a friend complaining that when he installed a Linux distro his battery life went to shit. I thought that was mainly a kernel problem, but as I know jack shit about Linux I put it there in case it really is the distro you use, not the kernel what fucks up battery life.
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>>58248239
And the second most important for battery life, on multi-gpu laptops at least, is the driver in use and the power state of the other GPU than iGPU. Often the other GPU needs to be turned off even if there aren't drivers for it in use. Just mentioning, if you happen to have an NVidia Optimus or such laptop like I do.
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I want to learn web development, android, low-level stuff ,and just general programming. I haven't started learning anything yet because I don't know where to start. Help me /g/.
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>>58247990
html css c#
start with these three
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>>58247990
Do you know HTML and CSS?
That's where you should start.
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>>58247990
go for assembly, that's the way to go