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>>62158042
Whoa, only 6 years after GNOME3 was released!

>>62158042
>coming-soon
year of the Linux desktop?

>>62158042
Can someone explain me how to install some good add-ons on Nightly? I can't seem to make anything working on the lastest version.

>>62158017
Absolutely disgusted. How anyone could leave such a worn sticker on their laptop escapes me you fucking neanderthal.

Drugs are for weak individuals

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You're a weak individual you fucking faggot

>>62157980
I work at one of those companies actually :^)

>>62158002
t. amazon warehouse worker

>>62157980
Learned C/C++ and Python.

Any input appreciated.

>>62157955
Does LTSB actually have most Windows 10 garbage disabled?

>>62157955
If your desktop is an ATM or a very limited hardware machine that should stay online all the time and barely touch 2015 LTSB is the best option, good luck friend.

>>62157830
assembly

haskell

>>62157830
>Which language is most brainlet-friendly?
Python has the most beginner support but it's also probably one of the most versatile languages

>>62157712
It's funny how even Intel admits they're going to have performance regressions with 10nm.

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>>62157767
DELET

i was quietly optimistic about amd returning with something good and it looks like they delivered so fucking hard

I don't like it.l

>>62157264
Nah. I prefer IntelliJ.

Arguably this strongly has to do with Eclipse and plugins and everything breaking on me for years while occupying too much RAM (which maybe it no longer does). but IntelliJ was just so much easier all along.

>>62157264
it's okay, but the UX is pretty bad. I prefer intellij idea, bu it's very important that there be a viable libre alternative around

Because the startup costs are too high and the incumbent ISPs will sue you to keep you out of developing in a region or to simply tie your hands with red tape and expensive legal battles until you go out of business before laying down even an inch of optical fiber.

>>62156972
Because we can't make anything but logos

>>62157570
this
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>>62156900
You should do what ever makes you happy and stop looking for opinions from others.

Going from Android to an iPhone is a huge downgrade. You'll get overheating issues, very long battery charge times, terrible battery life, tons of missing useful functions and features, no good 4chan or torrent client, ect ect.

If you want to upgrade from the S8 then I highly recommend the oneplus 5.

I am upgrading from s7 to iPhone 8 as long as Apple doesn't fuck up

I recommend it. Samsung has become a meme brand in recent years with edged screens and bixby buttons. iPhone has the raw performance. If you like playing games or have any high performance required apps especially I would.

Wait for iPhone 8 though, s8 to iPhone 7 isn't even an upgrade.

>>62156754
First for fuck C

>>62156776
t. pajeet

>>62156754
Rust > D

>>62156701
How the fuck do you get a gig down in bumblefuck middle Georgia?

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>>62156716

When back in 2010 the feds wwere giving CLEC's money to lay fiber... they got a huge ass grant. Multi millions, and Planters, the county next to us. They fucking ran fiber every where.

>>62156701
>How do I convince my ISP to go symmetrical?
1. Buy your ISP
2. Make a deal for a corporate line
3. Start a new ISP for yourself and maybe other interested parties

I've been distro hopping for a year or so with a uefi laptop and I find arch slackware and "lightweight" *buntu distros work fine with it.
If you have a Ethernet cable nearby just get a server version of a distro and build from there.

>>62156698
Buntu is alright but I cant really seem to be able to customize it the way I want it to. I cant get assece to the root account. I might check out archslackware. I dont know enough about programing to make my own distro.

>>62156727
Sorry forgot the comma. I was originally intimidated by arch's setup myself, but the documentation really helps unless you've got the same WiFi card as me. If you want to avoid that then Slackware runs out of box. Vector Linux is based on Slackware and its supposed to be the lightweight alternative. Though Slackware itself has the choice between xfce and kde through the installer.

>>62156464
fpbp

1. You're right about the trackpad but you know that keyboard claim is nonsense

2. Link the build you just stated for $1300

>>62156433
Alienwares give you better value in terms of specs. The display is not "retina" and it has gaymer shit like eye tracking, but I'd rather get that than a macbook for the price.

I like to watch SJW vlog on my macbook pro

/fag/

I will confess to releasing an audible chuckle

months since I got my macbook and I'm still not over how awesome it is

when will the honeymoon period end or is this just forever

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>>62156114
Linux is secure (tm).

This is why they didn't want thumbnails in the file picker.

>>62156114
Good thing I'm running neither Gnome DE or that file manager, homes.