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>>57359054
>pajeet on my board

SE or EE?

I wouldn't have installed it even if microshaft would have offered a thousand dollars to do it.

It's that bad.

t.windows 7 user

>>57359107
enjoy your lack of security updates lmao

>>57359192
lol dude microsoft will support windows 7 because it still has like 48% of marketshare while windows 10 with force updates has only 22% of the market share . they most likely stop support windows 7 in 2020 or even later.

>>57359011
I would buy a PC that could run Windows efficiently

>invest in appl stock
>wait
>???
>profit

Stage one would be offering bounties to developers who port their games/software to linux. Maybe make my own Distribution, with a custom UI and tier 1 support.

Stage two would be buying up a hardware company to get Linux machines into stores, have those mini-mac store style kiosk in best buy or whatever. Go with a whole "escape windows/freedom" campaign.

Something along those lines at least.

which part of it is surprising to you?

passionate, educated programmers will get shit done while code monkeys and hipsters will write basic shit with their eyecandy frameworks

every company needs a set of educated people to lead and make sure the code monkeys don't start a shit throwing fight in the office over which *.js library to use

those people are so rare in the current job market that companies are ready to suck a dick and spend a fortune for keeping them

I'm glad for not falling to the web developer meme

>>57358970
Early computers (50s, 60s, 70s) were very expensive, so computer time was much more valuable than programmer time. Programmers wrote very tight, highly-optimized programs as a result.
Early PCs (70s and 80s) were fairly inexpensive, but their hardware was very limited and weak, so to get much done on them, programmers wrote tight, highly-optimized code. They had to.
Now computers are very cheap. The cost per MIPS is infinitesimal. Programmers have only gotten more and more expensive as demand for code to be written has outstripped the number of people who know how to write it at all, let alone the number that can write it well. Valuable programmer time plus abundant and cheap computer time means that the former is conserved while the latter is used wastefully.

I'd argue that much of the code being written doesn't need to and shouldn't be written, in the field of web dev. But markets supply what gets demanded, not what some neckbeard in his armchair like me thinks they ought to supply.

Sure, why not. Its kind of hard to make "bad" screwdrivers. Especially small ones because you really aren't ever applying enough torque to fuck them up. Although Im pretty sure you can get similar sets for cheaper if you look around.

>>57358829
We buy them for work to send out to new stores. They work as long as you keep up with them.

So a week, give or take.

>>57358863
What did he mean by this?

>>57358725
>samshit
Probably going to catch fire or explode.

>>57358725
I'm using it right now and no problems, oh sh

>>57358725
If you're using the qualcom fast charger thingy, it will get hot.
It's normal, used mine everyday, but i charge mine with a normal charger now, for ensuring a safer and longer battery life, the fast charging fucks with it a bit.
Cheers.

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>>57358692
>promoting the usage of non-free software on 4chan /g/

>>57358963
>implying i ever paid for whatsapp

>>57358998
Perfect bait

>>57358547
probably interests colliding with mozilla. this would be the perfect excuse to save those niggers, but they don't realize it is just easier to dump gnome altogether

>>57358615
People still use gnome?

I like this. They should use golang too.

Arch is great once you set it up properly.

>>57358632
Arch Linux: So simple even a Trump supporter can understand it.

>>57358632
Because Arch is a shitty Gentoo
Like Pepsi is a shitty Coke

/thread

>>57358214
msi krait

>>57358214
>Cares about the color of a damn Mobo
Kys

>>57358214
shit 940 GT with blue LED

>>57358314
Kek

>emerge xorg
>dies of old age

Why ?

Emacs? Vim?
Bro, it's 2016 get an IDE

>>57358397
Except you can do pretty much everything any computer can do in 2016 all within emacs

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>>57358123

public class PooManagerFactoryUtilities {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        System.out.println("Poo");
    }
}

>>57358123
>not writing in x64 assembly

public class AbstractOPFaggotFactoryBean implements Factory { 
    public OP getOP() {
        return new OP(FactoryTypes.Faggot);
    }
}

public class SmokeThreadUtilities {
    public static void main(String[] args {
        System.out.println('Smoking Metallica everyday');
    }
}

>>57357935
I've been looking at the Logitech MX Master, has nice button layout, free scroll, a big-hand design.
+ it looks great.

If anyone has it, post about it, enlighten me please.

>>57357935
g602 is pretty nice

>>57358107
Does it happen to have replaceable telfon feet?

>>57357933
>another layer in the pile of crap that is the web stack

I love how web development just gets more and more fucked up with every iteration. Good job guys! Keep it up!

>>57357933
Post the text and I'll let you know

pretty fucking good! more shit done on the web = more demand = more money. I'll be making bank, creating UI's with React, based on data I'll receive from WebAssembly.

You have to be retarded to think that everything will be done in low level code.