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Gj dog-o

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>>56623083
woof

>>56623164
cool dog

Your bait is bad and you should feel bad.

>>56622979
No incentive

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It is pretty simple: Programmers are not designers.

While the open source is great for software development, its advantages doesnt benefit software designers pretty much.

And since these open source software projects are often free of charge, they don't get enough money to hire a software designer.

What does it do? What can I make

>>56622981
well for one you can make a better operating system

>>56622986
Alright. I'm not that smart though. Is it hard?

>>56622960
The worst is "I don't do computers" or "computers are not my thing"

>>56623056
>said every project manager ever

>>56623056
>I don't do computers
while computers may be your fetish, they don't give me a hard disk.

but headless snow anime grill think of the privacy

Then you're okay with hd surveillance cameras in every part of your house including your bathroom .
You have nothing to hide right

>>56622948
It's actually not the government I'm really worried about.

>>56622895
Just disinfectant wipes, I'm not usually as thorough as I should be. The most thorough cleanup I've done was an old apple keyboard with a large-print sticker on every key and plenty of dust+grime - I took off all the keycaps and soaked them in hot water to get the stickers off, then went over the whole thing with the wipes.

I also got a PS2 slim that was unfortunately kid-owned. Those controllers definitely needed a bit of scrubbing, but the console was already pretty good. The inside was less dusty than I expected, too.

I always have a jumbo pack q-tips and a bottle of isopropyl on hand. For large surfaces just windex and paper towels. Compressor in the garage for general dust.

If it's a particularly nasty one I'll use latex gloves.

old toothbrush, clean it off, dip it in alcohol, brush the filth away.

Sounds pretty good desu. What does it look like?

>>56622887
good shill

>>56623095
Click the link nigger.

>>56622887
Fist looking at it i seemed like another one of the 21322 chromium forks already out there.

>Built in screenshot tool
Definitely trying this browser

>>56622631
stop connecting to the internet

Make your own internet

>>56622631
Today Google actively took measures to thwart users of Noscript; I have no proof, though.

>>56622314
No, they don't, but that doesn't mean community distros that eschew systemD won't be viable for quite a while yet. No need to shove your cock in a blender any sooner than you have to.

>>56622314
socket activation is really cool though

>>56622314
It isn't the way forward, though.

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Just get a Unicomp Classic 104

Same shit (literally same factory) but with windoze keys added

>>56622313
>Although these days I can't operate without a mod key.

Literally Ctrl+Esc

>>56623179
Only works to open the start menu.

Can't do any windows key shortcuts (Win+R, Win+D, etc) with it.

Literally useless

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>>56622247
>monthly data cap

>>56622247
How can Americans live with data caps, no bidets and call themselves a first world nation is way beyond me.

>>56622247
I got this text today:
"BSTFreeMsg You're at a 75% Threshold for data prioritization. At 100% you'll be prioritized lower at congestion times-See boostmobile.com/networkmanagement"
Never gotten it before. Been downloading hundreds of gigs the last few months and never got this text but have a new phone. Anyone with boost know how bad they 'deprioritize' in terms of speed? Also should only be peak hours but now I'm nervous

I thought it died years ago. Huh.

It died for me once it stopped shipping with CDE.

>>56622146
Never saw the point in running from one vendor that controls you to another one

Plus something about an entire DE written in fucking Java just gives me the willies

>>56622068
>Following advice from /g/

But you didn't install gentoo

>>56622068
Arch but it's not really hard either. It just takes work to build.

>>56622068
>listening to /g/
Enjoy the downgrade.

The water/liquid is the vehicle to transfer the heat away.

>>56622038

Water is for transferring the heat from the heat source to the radiator.

>>56622055
The key/board is the vehicle to transfer the intellectual comment away.

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>>56622032
looks like something in there is listening to be served by choice.microsoft.com, which quick search shows to be some kind of adserver feeding their products.

not sure why it would take up so much cpu, tho.

i have to busy myself with something else, but will try this, when i can

http://www.wintips.org/how-to-fix-svchost-exe-netsvcs-memory-leak-or-high-cpu-usage-problems/

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Yeah it's called look at the threads tab. Run Process Explorer as Administrator if the service names don't show up.

Everything's working fine for me on Windows 10, by the way. ;^)