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>>>/ptg/

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>>57020505
kek you love making these threads and I love posting this webm

>>57020531
>Tfw first time asking this question

What wizardry is this?

>>57020497
>>>/wg/

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>>57020497

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>>57020559

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTl2JpjWwD4

Samsung is F I N I S H ED

LG V20 or Google Pixel XL? T Mobile will let costumers switch to any other phone.

>>57020244
it's a narco number station, call the fbi!

What ever it is, it changes format every 5 or so minutes, I thought you all might be interested in it. Though it seems to be fading out now.

>>57020244
it was saying something about velocity and shit and some numbers

is coming to /g/, making a thread and bumping it until you get an answer somehow easier than just googling what you want

http://download-apple-ringtones-free.mobilesringtones.com/download1.php?f=iphone%20(9).mp3&id=5260

first result on google
fuck off

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> android cucks

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>>57020456

the usual jewish trickery

to rid the world of disease

to finally become a member of that one harvard club

>>57020226
1984

>>57020223
7 is the only aryan answer

>>57020223

Server 2012 is the only right answer.

xp

because it's the only one i've used

No u

>>57020296
retard detected

Thats not fair OP, a bunch of those are russian surplus (i think?). What the heck is that diode, #17? Never seen a package like that before. Guessing 37, 40(?),42, 43, are transistors?

>>57020148
no middle button for the trackpoint

I knid of do want whatever the T430 equivilant is just to see how it is though.

>>57020148
trash tech specs probably

>>57020153
Ah shit, just realised that's missing.

But I do think the design looks much better than a cheap looking plastic thinkpad. Still just curious since there's also latitudes and elitebooks out there too.

>>57020156
>probably

It has same specs as thinkpads but with better cooling.

Also great touchpad and keyboard.
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-HP-EliteBook-8560p-Notebook.55221.0.html

How did you brick it. I highly doubt it's unfixable

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>>57020055
it most likely is fixable. its gone on a boot loop spree for the past couple of weeks and today it has just gone dark, as in i cant turn it back on. ive had it for a few years and figure its time for a new one

I'm thinking of getting a 6p or waiting for the v20

why do you care?
I fuckin hate threads like this, they are literally bait.

More is always better, but everyone has his own budget. I've got a 1080p monitor and a 4K TV and the image quality is another planet. But I can't justify a 4K monitor yet, and 1440p is too close price wise.

both
>27" 1080p 144Hz for gaymen
>27" 1440p 60Hz for productivity, mainly coding. And for some games like civ5

>>57019674
If oil ever runs out, budgets will likely go all towards renewable energies in an effort to prevent the world from stopping altoghether.

That being said, realistically I picture a future where we make oil out of a renewable product rather than replacing it.

>>57019674
Nuclear is to only option that can meet our energy needs without turning the planet into Venus but everyone thinks it poisons the atmosphere. When in reality coal gives off 10x as much radiation and you would need a Chernobyl level event a year to mach the damage coal does.

>>57020222
>If oil ever runs out, budgets will likely go all towards renewable energies in an effort to prevent the world from stopping altoghether.

We probably don't have time for this - proven supplies are less than 40 years at current rates of usage.

OP - renewable energy is pretty good. Solar could power the entire United States power grid if we put panels in the medians of every highway, or if we put them across approximately the size of South Dakota.

Every single household. Powered for free, excluding cleaning the panels and replacing them every 30 or so years.

Pretty good deal. Definitely the future - though I think it may be regional. For example, in the south there's a lot of sunlight for solar, and unpredictable wind for wind energy. So the south would go Solar.

Deserts would need to import energy. Arizona is too dusty(dust messes up solar) and not windy enough for example. They would need lines from the midwest or south.

Wind energy works better in some places like Canada.

But a reasonable mix should be able to power everywhere for much cheaper.

Coal is a non-option for long term power because we need too much electricity now. The pollution would be unbearable. We're only able to get a little of our power from coal right now because everything else runs on oil, which is a quickly disappearing resource. It will be gone in our life time as a viable power source for the world.

>>57019670
What you're describing sounds more like cracking to me.

There isn't any way to represent it with an active component in a videogame. Skill check and hand waving is literally the only thing that is even remotely realistic because "hacking" in most cases involves exploiting vulnerabilities, social engineering and phishing, direct access exploitation, etc.

Actually trying to design a game's hacking minigame on something like SQL injection would be extremely boring. Rolling a 20 sided die and saying "your character gains access to the system by exploiting a little known zero day" is much better.

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>>57019693
>/g/ - Semantics

>>57019531
Hi girl
do you have a vagnia?
plz show

>>57019531
>taytay
>not calling her t swizzle
lad...

>>57019531
>universities use Fedora
Strange, most universities I've seen uses Ubuntu when they need a GNU/Linux environment, if not, CentOS/Debian for the networking course.

>>57019491
Purpose: Mining data from users and selling it to advertisers

>>57019515
But 4chan already does all that.

>>57019491
ill make the logo