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There's nothing wrong with the driver, everyone tries to claim driver broke their card when it's VRMs that die

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>>57445008
Wow, less than two minutes for the first paid shill to arrive!

>nothing wrong with the driver

That explains why they immediately released YET ANOTHER hotfix driver, 375.76, a few days later. :^)

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Thats because no one on /g/ is dumb enough to buy novidya, or run proprietary drivers.

AMD

>>57444598
It's AMD and there's no blower.

>>57444598
Good question.

Did consul from pwn.voting , it was fun

>>57444491
what's out there for total beginners (see: bandit on overthewire<>com) ?

really like it but i would like to be spoonfed small challenges one after the other each digging a bit more until you transition onto another topic based on what you've learned. also since i'm legit retard, understanding those man pages and that google-fu'ing data makes me go nuts and waste time.

>>57445565
like; they had a challenge where i had to convert a hexdump into a binary and decompress it several times using several ways. the step before that was to find differences in a text file with grep or some shit. I mean, i do get that i have to put in the effort and learn by myself as much as i can but it would've helped if they took a more lenient approach

>>57443841
>EN-7237
got that exact case but it has a bad dent in the side panel

>>57443841
It bears no resemblance to a refrigerator.

>>57443841
Thermaltake Core X9 Black E-ATX

thats the case that i want.

https://www.backblaze.com/blog/hard-drive-reliability-stats-q1-2016/

>>57443996
so HGST is solid?
okay, it's not like i have any options for anything bigger than 2TB anyway

>>57444056
Yes hgst is solid. They still are independent from wd as far as decisions and designs. Wd stole the Gold line from hgst, in fact.

>glasses
>technology

>>57443299
First time in a long while I laughed at a picture like that.

>>57443324
You nerds sitting in front of your computer all day surely all wear glasses.

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Starting to run out of HD space and my 1TB WD black drive is old as fuck so I want to upgrade that one. Is a WD blue SSHD a good replacement? Haven't really heard much about SSHDs.

I've got a problem with ncmpcpp, after adding new music to my 'music' folder it doesn't show up in the player. What can I do?

How can I set Chromium so the search engine is international Google rather than my country's?

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>temple os
it's already better than linux but normies are too lazy too adopt and realize what they are missing.

Menuet os, os written in assembly sounds worthwhile. Since architectures don't differ as much as in the bad old days it could even be functional

>>57442258
The network support is a deal breaker for me otherwise I'd be on board.

Because I live in eastern europe, which is apparently better than the states, since I remember maybe 2 hours of total downtime in electrcity in the past 20 years and none of my electronics were ever damaged.

it's a multifold reason:
1) a good UPS is somewhat expensive, so if i'm going to buy one (and do it right, not cheap out on some chink shit), then the need has to be great enough
2) i live in an area with reliable electricity
3) in the very rare cases where i have downtime, i can handle the data loss. that is, the stuff that would be lost wouldn't be that much of a financial loss for me.

just weigh the pros and cons of shit, OP. don't act like this is all the same for everyone everywhere forever

>>57441883
I'm in a big city in Yurop too, I started using UPSes when I lived in a small village with a shitty power delivery (brownouts). Also, computer PSUs were shit at that time (no PFC) and kept dying.

However, even though I get to really use them about once a year (there are some sub-second interruptions but my PSU could probably handle it), I find their presence to be incredibly comfy.

>>57441814
First for D

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>>57441814
Cross compiling from Linux to windows

Haven't programmed anything for months because AFK life got in the way, now I'm gagging for it. Anybody got one of those roll to pick a project images?

I left Windows because I didn't want bloat

I liked KDE but lightness and simplness of i3 is just too awesome

now if I would be switching, I am eyeing LXQt
light and simple Qt based DE sounds amazings

> not even tiling

Million dollar idea:

LED rape light strip. You put the strip on your shoe, like in OPs pick, but activate a morse/flashing SOS signal by squeezing your toes.

So if you're being dragged away, or pushed against your will, you activate the lights and passers-by will see you're in trouble.

Cons: People might not give a shit what happens to you.

>>57439504
who the fuck even knows what morse code is now days?

>>57439520
Who the fuck doesn't know how to send SOS in morse?

The letters "SOS" were chosen precisely because they are the easiest to remember in morse

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>>57439452
>people still producing various peripherals use USB-A
>people still producing zip diskettes use USB-A
>people still producing external hard drives for the most part use USB-A
>the only people using USB-C are dongle manufacturers

It has a long way to go until it can be considered a "good idea".

>>57439452
USB-C is a great idea.

USB-C alone in a expensive laptop with one/few ports in 2016 is mind boggling stupid.

>only a handfull of peripherals have adapted usb 3 since its introduction
>already moving on to a new standard
>same shit happening with hdmi, 2 just released and now 2.1 is the new standard
Im all for progression but these people need to sit down and really decide what the next generation of electronics needs before jumping into a new standard. It appears really anti consumer.

>>57439338
Press it again

>>57439347
it doesn't matter how many times i press it, it will never feel right

>>57439338
>having more than two dpi steps

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and may i MAY I just point out how much i fucking hate the new itunes / music interface with it's fifteen different type sizes again filling up half the god damn screen for no fucking reason

somebody please find jony ive and waterboard the shit out of him

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>>57439124
>New Dehli

>>57439187
it's from http://beebom.com/ios-10-vs-ios-9-comparison/ . i'm not a pajeet, not that it matters

death to aplel