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>>56540144
OnePlus 3. You're welcome

>I'm sick of Apple's shit and looking to get an Android within the next couple months.

Interestingly enough I'm sick of Samsung's shit and was looking to get an iPhone within the next couple of months - the "Apple Upgrade Programme" where you can pay it over 20 months with 0% credit finance.

Why is it shit? Never used an apple product.

>>56540175
I mean if you're ok buying a phone from a company that pushes its proprietary hardware onto you and deviates from industry standards in order to squeeze money out of its customers while simultaneously monopolizing their data that's on you.

I've been inside the Apple "walled garden" for about six years and you begin to see how restrictive and crippling it can be.

The phones are built very well, look good, and are well-optimized but all of that comes at a price.

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which is which

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Eve got her mother's good looks.

i wonder what it's like to be born a billionaire

>cigarettes

I hope you think of quitting before you hit 30. It's not so cool anymore by then.

>>56540027
I have a wallet, keys, a Nexus 5, a Thinkpad T400 and an 11 inch MacBook Air. Everything goes in my computer bag. I also have pens and work papers.

>>56540027
Phones, wallet, and keys masterrace here.

Slightly inaccurate, you'd need an exception factory so you have a well structured way to shoot yourself in the foot.

>>56539985

I once wanted to make modifications to a large program OOP written in style, after some time I rewrote the whole thing in pure C. I guess OOP is good for databases and some other things

>>56541392
OOP is the only practical way to break down the programming to multiple plug-and-play pieces guaranteed to work together.

It's great for industrial-scale programming and very complex applications.

>>56539983
If a retard is capable of using something, then geniuses can use that thing.

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>>56539983
I'm not that intelligent. I scored between 115 and 130 on all of my IQ tests I've taken, so I'm average. Linux is easy to use. I have Debian installed as my main OS.

>>56540374
Install Gentoo

>>56539937
foot cheese

>>56539904
My GTX 1060, the best price/performance card on the market, is working out for me just fine, thanks for asking!

>>56539931
Summary
Reasons to consider GeForce GTX 1060

40 watts lower power draw. This might be a strong point if your current power supply is not enough to handle the GeForce GTX 460 .
This is a much newer product, it might have better long term support.
Higher theoretical gaming performance, based on specifications.
Supports PhysX.
Supports G-Sync.
Supports ShadowPlay (this feature enables game streaming with minimum performance penalty).
Supports Direct3D 12 Async Compute.
Reasons to consider GeForce GTX 460

Supports PhysX.
Based on an outdated architecture (Nvidia Fermi), there are no performance optimizations for current games and applications.

I'm not gonna lie, you're probably right

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>>56539904
Cucked by the 950

Because no one has made one yet.

>>56539895
Aren't there some though? They use chromeOS I think.

>>56539895

Chromebook.

>>56539839
>ZDNET
>Literal Apple shills

I don't know OP, do you think this is a reliable piece of information or do you think it is a marketing ploy by Tim Cock?

I don't know about you, but really make me thinks

>>56539839
Unless you buy a Nexus Phone, yes.

>>56539935
>>Literal Apple shills
Hardly.

>>56539813
>Project fi
Is it any good?

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>>56539813

Apple shouldn't.

In fact all phone and internet infrastructure as natural monopolies should be nationalised. Project Fi is merely lip-stick on the pig that is private control of network infrastructure and limited frequency bands sold off to milk us dry on essential communications.

>>56540953
Amen.
And Apple won't.
Let's see if the Apple Car is a real thing first.

I think you need to poo in the loo, Ranjit.

>>56539686
If pic is related then we can expect some explosions in the weeks after initial release.

>>56539731
We can only hope, if Apple's phones exploded their high PR would be ogre

mpv

/thread

MPC-HC

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>>56539661
SMPlayer
>Comyness of proper GUI like VLC
>Autistic render quality of MPV

Best of both worlds

>doesn't want to give files to a botnet
>let's tunnel them through some complete stranger's proxy server

You colossal faggot.

>>56539613
Buy a VPS. Just google it.

>>56539697
Wouldn't tunnelling encrypted files be safer though? If I'm the one encrypting the files I know there's no backdoor, and the server will only see fully encrypted files, unlike cloud services which you upload unencrypted files to and trust they encrypt them properly.

>>56539750
Thanks anon, I'll take a look.

I'm
>First time really using node, I sometimes hit some type of condition where a certain GET will fail and in the logs it will show as taking a really long time. I essentially load the main page and then use the public js to load /foo. The main page loads fine. And even if I navigate to /foo directly it will never load. Only solution is to restart the node server process.
>GET /foo 200 104659ms
>What could this be?

>>56538827
>Post code

This is all called by the home page:

//public.js
  $.get( '/videos', parameters, function(data) {
         $('#vid').append(data);
       });

//app.js
app.get('/videos', home.videos);

//index.js
exports.videos = function(req, res){
  var first = returnSanitizedNumValOrDefault(req.query.first, 0);
  var max = returnSanitizedNumValOrDefault(req.query.max, 1); // must be > 0
  var go_to_page = returnSanitizedNumValOrDefault(req.query.goToPage, 1);

  req.getConnection(function(err,connection){
    var queryString = 'SELECT * FROM vids LIMIT ' + first + ', ' + max;
    var query = connection.query(queryString, function(err,rows){
      if(err)
        console.log(err);
      if(rows.length) {
        res.render('layouts/vids_regional', {
          go_to_page:go_to_page,
          data:rows
        });
      }
    });
  });
};

vids_regional is an ejs file

Any way I can debug this? It's a sporadic problem and all the google info I found was all or nothing, this works 99% of the time. console.log(err) never happens as it eventually return 200, just after the browser has given up.

Also first

>>56539509
thanks, OP

Hint for all the noobs - F12 opens browser developer tools where under console javascript errors are shown.

>>56539453
I don't know, but I wish more laptops came with a serial port since so much network gear still uses that for a console.

Is S0ild3r a good alias

>>56539453
Maybe because removing it means changing the basics of basic in the chipset which are so old, reliable and cheap to produce that actually removing it would cost more in development and probably introduce new bugs.

You think when they design new chipset they start from scratch?
I doubt it. Also why to remove features which costs like nothing compared to the whole price of product? MB's designers aren't Apple. Yet.