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maybe it's time to grow up and stop playing with kids' toys?

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>>56976110
Yeah only kids can have fun right? Also the only reason I bought it was because some of my favorite exclusives were on it.

>>56976110
This picture is irrelevant today.

You have to remove the fedora, add a hipster beard and instead of a ds it should be an iphone with pokemon go or something.

>>56976038

this is a non-problem as no one would seriously put sensitive information on a mobile eevice

>>56976038
>I want security to be designed in
American companies are not allowed to design in security.

He is right you know. In principle android should be better but really only the android source is open source not the development process. Its essentially the same thing as iOS.

>Evie
>Install gentoo

Use trebuchet aka catapult, its on f-droid, looks exactly like your picture but without microsoft looking at your pictures of 2D little girls getting the cock.

>>56976236
a 4 year old cyanogen launcher? maybe not

Seriously can't I just tell in the permissions whether or not shit's got a backdoor

>>56975835

if you paid lower than the msrp I wouldn't mind it at all.

>>56975835
That HDMI board is going to fucking fail, I guarantee it.

Source: I sell these pieces of shit.

>$200 for 65Wx2 @ 0.7%THD
I picked up a Denon AVR-2803 for $140 off CL, which is 90Wx7 @ 0.05%.

They're technically not legal to sell. I think Intel and AMD don't really care that some people might come across them but they really don't like when they're resold because they're usually not complete and may contain hardware bugs and they may not be recognized properly by your OS which could lead to hardware functions not working. The main concern is resellers who try to pass them off as legit products.

They don't receive microcode updates, so you're running the risk of literal catastrophic failure while doing something important.

Yeah, it's pretty stupid. Even with the proprietary drivers, you're gonna get worse performance or missing graphical features. When it comes to personal computers, Linux is best suited to low powered machines like laptops that use Atom, Core M or Arm.

>>56975708
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They don't actually install linux on it.
In fact, /g/ would never buy a gaymen computer unless they actually try to play gayms on it or Graphic design/CAD

I have a low-spec Linux workstation and a powerful Windows 10 PC that almost never gets turned on. A low powered Linux computer is still more useful for me than a more powerful Windows computer for daily use.

I'm basically just waiting for Battlefield 1 right now then I'll upgrade by graphics card and start using Windows again for part of the time.

>>56975681
imthinking of getting a ultra wide monitor for movies letterbox is killing me

>>56975681
It's a pretty sweet meme to fall for.

>>56976433
I don't think you know what letterbox means.

Because 2 black bars are not letterbox, and with ultra wide you will have two LARGE black bars.

>>56975663
It's awesome on large monitors (32"+), but stupid on anything smaller.

>>56975663
before you get wrong answers
the only computing platform that is doing high resolution correctly right now is apple
i dont like some of their practices and they are absolute jews when it comes to some things but the last good thing jobs ever did is push very high resolutions back when everyone thought 1366 was a-ok
windows cant scale at all and is pathetic in this regard
4k itself is really nice as that extra push for viewing hd movies, but as far as monitors dont go smaller than 13inch retina
personally id love to have one of those 5k imacs for shitposting later on

If it's on a small screen like a laptop, you're just going to be scaling everything up to read text, so it's pointless. The best thing about 4K is the extra screen space, but that space isn't usable if everything is ant sized.

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>>56975569
This chick has suck so many dongs to be ceo of niggery yahoo

>>56975569
>girls who """code"""

int x = keyboard.nextInt();

if(x == 1)
   System.out.println("Your letter is a!");
else if(x == 2)
   System.out.println("Your letter is b!");
else if(x == 3)
   System.out.println("Your letter is c!");
. . .

No wonder yahoo got breached and didn't say shit about it for years.

>>56975556
Because my 4790k @ 4.7 ghz is and will continue to be a solid cpu for quite a while.

Because my i7 Nehalem 930 still is good enough for me

>>56975556
Because, if I wanted to burn down my house, I'd be using an AMD chip.

I am on Ivy Bridge though, because I'm too poor to afford the upgrade from my i3 3225

Cool story

CCleaner does more than your fucking cache op. Half of that is probably Jewindows update files

>>56975541
And apparently also don't put a limit to how much is cached.

Install custom recovery (TWRP) and flash supersu.zip.
You can find tons of detailed instructions on xda-developers.com.

-posted from my unlocked, rooted LG Nexus 5 converted into a PwnPhone.

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>>56975570
its already installed

>>56975633
Oh, never heard of NRT.
I've always used adb push <file> to device, then flashed it using TWRP

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Both. iPhone cameras have horrendous low light capture/image sensors and most users are too fucking stupid to change exposure/ISO or keep their hands fucking still when taking photos.

>>56975572

I looked at some photos from some family members that have an iPhone and they all showed this 'blurring' on the image. I don't know what the proper name for it is, but you could achieve this effect through photoshop where you reduce the color in some fashion so it ends up like this. I laughed at how bad the iPhone is. Hahha.

>>56975731
>2017
>new iPhone 7s
>with new sharper camera sensor

Revolutionary.

OwO whats this??

>>56975239
WTF I HATE JOHN CORMACK

>>56975239
inverse square root - i think this is some of the source from quake. This is John Carmacks code.

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>>56975187

>>56975187
Literally what

>>56975187
No