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Got this on special.

CPU
Latest 6th Gen. Intel® Core™ i7 processor
OS
Windows 10 Home
Windows 10 Pro
Chipset
Intel® HM170
Memory
DDR4-2133, 2 slots, up to 32GB
Display
15.6" Full HD (1920 x 1080), IPS level panel
Graphics
GeForce® GTX 960M
Graphics VRAM
4 / 2GB GDDR5
Storage
1 x 2.5" HDD + 1 x NVMe M.2 SSD by PCIe Gen3 X4 / SATA-SSD Combo
Optical Drive
BD Writer / DVD Super Multi
Audio
Sound by Dynaudio with Woofer
Exclusive Audio Boost Technology
Nahimic Audio Enhancer
Webcam
HD type (30fps@720p)
Card Reader
SD (XC/HC)
LAN
Killer E2400 Gigabit Ethernet with Killer Shield
Wireless LAN
802.11ac
Bluetooth
Bluetooth v4.0
HDMI
1(Support 4K@30Hz)
USB 2.0 port
1
USB 3.0 port
2
USB 3.1 port
1x USB 3.1 Type-C
Mini-DisplayPort
1(v1.2)
Mic-in/Headphone-out
1/1
Keyboard
Full-color backlight SteelSeries keyboard
AC Adapter
120W
Battery
6-cell
Dimension
383(W) x 260(D) x 27~29(H)mm
Weight (KG)
2.4Kg (w/ Battery)

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when does it fucking end?

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Last night's thread was pretty successful. Let's have another one.
Old thread >>58000000

Sorry XPaboos, goodnight vista degenerates, buh-bye 7-10 botnetters: One, true Windows coming through.

>Ultramodern yet remarkably homey POSReady interface
>Sane system requirements
>USB bootable
>Fully customizable, bloat-free install
>Minimized attack surface area
>Extended support through April, 2019
>Zero activation
>Zero telemetry
>Total control

Welcome to the POS.

Download:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=11196

File Name: POSready2009_CD.iso
File Size: 647.2 MB
SHA1: 143cb58be71e000cc205757c9965ce486189a589

Installation Key:

KGRMV-TWG8H-43Y2K-7PJBC-PM4CB
KFF8R-TMHF4-GKT2P-KGDHH-FXPMB
XM633-9YG7Y-47JM6-4QMF8-XPKYG

System Requirements:

Pentium II 233-MHz
64 MB of RAM
520 MB of available disk space

>NT6 Kernel and API extensions imminent

Get in here, POSLoaders!

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FIIIIIIIIIIIIIIREEEEEEEEEEFOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOX STOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOP

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Is pic related a good way to ground yourself before touching electronics? I've killed my laptop several times from ESD and there's no suitable surface to ground myself on at the desk. Don't need a wrist strap, just one-time discharge before sitting down.

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Richard Stallman is literally a fat delusional nigger and his dreams of inspiring a free open source environment will never come to fruition.

Here is this fat jew in action : https://youtu.be/9sJUDx7iEJw

He has no real fans let alone a real life. Linux is total shit and he knows it. He made his life about trolling you all in believing you can make a different with your meaningless lives while missing out on mainstream society. Face it freetards the only thing good about the Linux kernel is on Apple's operating system. Are you mad yet? Good. Are you crying over your Ruffles crumbs on your foot as your eating it like your fungus loving hero? You should be. Windows and Mac will always be in the front while just like you as it was in the school gym class will be picked last and laughed at as your best friend comes over not for your entertainment but to pleasure your mother with vigorous strokes of winning code up her womb. Deal with it.

Your wasting your life

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I want to get into Linux and programming also. I need a computer which will act as a Linux machine. I've heard good things about Chromebook's and I'd probably go with a Laptop as it's cheaper than a PC/more spacious as I already have one, but it's for Windows and gaming. I don't want to dual-boot, so what computer do you think would do the job. I'm looking to install Linux Mint on it.

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>I'll PM you the fix :)

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Hey, guys, please tell me what is the software on the right side of this screenshot? Does not look like evince, but it is probably Gtk+2, and it displays PDF.

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So the only reason people didnt adopt python 3 was because they were casual babies?

What the fuck?

Why do people purposefully choose stagnation over progress?

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I've seen people with cool trips and even a few with custom-secure trips before and recently found software to make them. Wanted to see what you guys got to show off, I'm sure you've got some cool ones.

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is this worth half a shit

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What should I do with this? I got this the other day. It's a Texas Instruments TravelMate 4000e.

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Just finished this....too bad the fucking PSU failed so I can't use it yet. Oh well, post your /g/uts

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/comfy/ edition

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