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>installation:
https://mpv.io/installation/

>manual:
https://mpv.io/manual/master/

>low-end profile (old GPUs)

profile=opengl-hq
deband=no
hwdec=auto-copy

>mid-end profile (current amd/intel iGPUs)

profile=opengl-hq

>high-end profile (dedicated GPUs)

profile=opengl-hq
cscale=ewa_lanczos
scale=ewa_lanczossharp

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Webtorrent is pretty damn good but it fails to playback certain files...

Anyone know any alternative to this? It's brilliant apart from not being able to playback MP4's 100% of the time.

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Sup /g/eeks

I tried asking this on /b/ without success so lets try here instead.

Do you think people would pay for a keylogger?

I've made a simple keylogger that saves all keystrokes and the current window title to an encrypted file. When the file reaches 10.000 entries it will be sent to an email. The email-reciever can then decrypt the file.

What do you think, can I expect to bath in riches any time soon?
If you don't think people would buy it, what else do you think would need to be added?

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How do we fix Nvidia's lack of async compute?

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What do you program all your extra buttons to?

Just got a new mouse with a handful more buttons than I had before. I've got some for volume up/down, media play/next/previous, stuff like space and enter - but I've still got three or so more buttons I can make use of.

So what sorta stuff do you use 'em for, to make general PC use more efficient?

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>no tomottow theme on mobile version
My eyes! REEEEEEEE

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>post your active torrents
>post your passwords
>post your battlestations
>post the shit you carry around in your pockets
>post the illegal shit you do
>post the shit you buy

What the fuck happened to the internet?

STOP OVERSHARING YOUR PERSONAL DETAILS YOU STUPID FUCKING SHEEP

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Anybody here use monitor arm mounts? What are your thoughts? What are the best brands? As is, my monitors sit too high on my desk and I'm always tilting my head upwards.

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I've tried multiple distros over the span of a month, and none of them had been any good.

Major issues:
tons of bugs - even in major distros like Ubuntu
weird oddities - in certain distros it took like 2 minutes to shut down. Sometimes they just wouldn't shut down randomly, giving me a blank screen with the cursor
PC was under heavier load than in Windows, even if I wasn't using anything in particular
screen tearing
more bugs - apparently in KDE 5 you are not allowed to go AFK otherwise the screen locker will crash the work session
Speaking of KDE, installing window decorations causes KWIN to crash every 10 minutes
"Disks" program not working, must put HDDs to sleep manually, otherwise they'll never spin down
Lackluster programs and alternatives
Having to choose between security and usability. Risk yourself and install wine and good programs, or stay safe and use substandard ones

"Minor" issues:
Being forced to use command lines for simple changes that should've had GUI made for them ages ago
Most desktop environments are objectively ugly aesthetically, and not at all customizable
The one desktop environment that could be customized freely, disintegrates on a cellular level if you do so
Most distros are about as user friendly as advanced String theory.
No videogames.

I'm sure I've left out a few things, but here you go.

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When will this meme end?

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>God tier battery
>God tier screen
>God tier camera
>SD card
>waterproof

Will there ever be a smartphone as perfect as the S7? Only downsides are the speaker which sucks and some people might don't like that's it's not pure android even though TouchWiz is better than ever.

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I NEED TO DO SOMETHING WITH THIS OLD SHIT... GIVE ME IDEAS...

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http://www.wsj.com/article_email/hp-to-acquire-samsung-printer-business-in-1-billion-deal-1473667204-lMyQjAxMTI2NjExMjcxMjIyWj

>HP also acquires through the deal the ability to manufacture the crucial mechanisms inside laser printers, known as printing engines. Samsung developed the printing engines used in its own laser printers, while HP has always used external suppliers for these components.

>Canon is HP’s main supplier of printing engines in its existing product line, a relationship Mr. Lores said he expected to continue. HP’s new A3 laser printers rely on Samsung’s print engine.

How shit-tier is HP that they don't even make their own core component for printers?

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>This kills the Note