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praise K E K

>>57821521
Paranoid schizophrenia

>>57821521
post link

>>57821467
spotify
microsoft azure
google drive

protonmail
domain (namecheap)
nordvpn (never again desu)

annual sub tho

Amazon prime only
What is a good seedbox?

>>57821278
>what the fuck were they thinking? surely people aren't dumb enough to fall for this?
you sure?

>what the fuck were they thinking? surely people aren't dumb enough to fall for this?

How naive can you be? And also if they are smart Office is still the standard and absolutely needed in the industry pretty much no matter the cost. People would pay $200 for it every year as well. Until the cost is so large that it is cheaper to train everyone to use libreoffice or something. But then on the other hand all the customers use MS office and expect Office documents so they would likely still buy MS Office even when it is cheaper to retrain.

>>57821278
>surely people aren't dumb enough to fall for this?

Microsoft have had 99% market share for how long again?

25 years was it?

>he does

>>57821273
> he doesn't mount his removable drives as sync

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>>57821273
>He has USB and not thunderbolt drives.

install gentoo

>>57820986
I WILL INSTALL MY PENE IN YOU CULO, FERNANDO

8,388,607 megabyte of random access memory

Sounds good.

I don't really backup. I do have an old HDD stashed away somewhere with years old files, probably nothing important since I can't remember what's on it.

My main HDD is pretty new, so I won't bother with backup yet. I mean, like 99% on what's on it, I can just download it again if it dies.

Approximately 15,490 floppy disks

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>>57820868
Veeam Backup & Replication and external HDDs

anything that's not canada

Think it's Germany isn't it? Things always seem cheaper there

China I guess... The fewer middle men the cheaper it is.

>>57820851
>i thought this was supposed to save Linux gaming.
You thought wrong.

nothing can save linux gaming.

it DID save Linux gaming, which is why 2017 is the year of the linux desktop

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>>57820791
>died of cancer that was easily treatable
you tell me

If there was any justice in this world Gary Kildall would have been in Gates' position, and Woz would be in Jobs'.

>>57820804
Personal beliefs or any other private life redundancies don't interest me, I want to know what he did for the tech industry.

Debian and use it for internet.

>>57820790
Rainbow flag and a jew star.

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Ready for action

personal cuck

>>57820696
Sure, seems true enough. Though everyone will know you're a raging autist if you do

We have to draw a line somewhere or we'll start calling toasters computers. Imho if it ain't x86, it ain't a computer

Because its ancient but still works fantastically

>>57820506
When the managers stop demanding datas to be saved and later makes graphs out of them.

So most likely never.
But everytime I need bulk insert I wonder why it still isn't in the standard yet?

>>57820506
What's wrong with SQL?

>>57820421
Also too smart to get a job or complete any real, useful projects, right?

Test

> tfw to smart to get a job.

Chrome uses as much memory as it wants.

Your computer is chugging because it's constantly swapping to disc. Hope you don't have an SSD.

>>57820312
I have two SSDs. I have only 8gb of ram should I have more?

>>57820294
Chrome plugins and extensions you may have added. Also some websites need more resources depending how much they have going on, like if they use a lot of java.

9/11 was done by PTH staff

there are some albums missing on PTG that i have,
what's the script in uploading them myself?

I've been a prolific torrent user for many years now, but with the shutdown of What I'm beginning to rethink my involvement in torrents altogether.

I recently signed up for Apple Music and I have to say that I really like it. I exclusively downloaded FLAC content from What, but I have to admit that I can't hear a difference in the 256kbps files from iTunes. And with very few exceptions, I can find everything I want from iTunes/Apple Music. I also really like how fast I can start listening to a new album by just looking it up in iTunes, instead of waiting for a torrent to download. The biggest issue is that I won't be owning my new music anymore. But let's be honest . . . the future of music distribution is streaming. Like it or not, that's what the kids prefer and it's only going to get more widespread.

As for movies, I'm a netflix user so there is tons of content there to watch. If I want to see something specific I can just rent it from iTunes. I'm not wealthy by any stretch of the imagination, but I make enough that I can afford the occasional rental. I rarely keep movies in my library as I generally don't watch movies multiple times, so renting works just fine for me.

My biggest hesitation is TV and software. I prefer on-demand watching of my shows and unlike movies I can't afford to purchase all my shows from iTunes. However, my wife and I are big fans of Game of Thrones and we ended up subscribing to HBO Now during that season so we could watch it right away, instead of waiting for the torrent to show up the next day. It was really convenient, and if I made more money I would totally love a premium cable package with a DVR setup.

What do you think? Ever consider going completely legit and leaving torrents behind?