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cock.li

i host my own mail server on a vps
it runs roundcube for webmail, and i use k-9mail on my phone

gmail in chrome

Because Mozilla isn't trying with Firefox either.

Well actually, the only thing Mozilla is trying to do is copy Chrome, and all that's doing is just hemorrhaging users.

The only browser that seems to be doing things a bit different is Vivaldi, but it's proprietary (even though it's based on Blink) and still doesn't have essential features, so I really have no desire to use it.

I really wish the Opera devs just open sourced Presto. Imagine the awesome alternatives we could've had if that happened.

>>56386059
There is Brave. Which could have been really interesting if not for their shady ad selling thing.

>made by the founder of Mozilla(the one that got fired for not liking gay marriage)
>a focus on security and privacy
>even has an ex-Tor dev on there

If not for that and the shitty UI it would be THE browser to look for I think. Shame.

Why hasn't someone just forked the last Firefox that was good and shoved all the good new stuff from Firefox in it and avoided all the cancer?

>There's this thing called Gentoo, it will fix your laptop in no time.

>>56386017
Is that windows? Haha sorry, I've been using unix exclusively for the last 4 years, I wouldn't even know where to start.

Did you try checking the kernel backlogs for the system metadata? No? You should take it to a repair shop, this is out of my league.

Sure, if you grab us a bottle of wine to share when we meet up again next

>>56386000
Link -> https://twitter.com/SusanWojcicki/status/771589217436573697

>>56386000
Hi

YouTube listen to money

People give money for YouTube

YouTube then listen to People

YouTube no give money for YouTube

If YouTube give $100,000 for YouTube then YouTube give for YouTube $100,000

Mean if YouTube give also take

Mean YouTube money more is 0

But people give money for YouTube YouTube money more is more

Thanks

>>56386000
>e-celebs
>>>/v/eddit

What the fuck were they thinking?

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>>56385950
Linux emulation's been gone since 5.9.

>>56386048
It was outdated and unmaintained. They'd rather work on making native software run better than work on supporting Linux binaries.
If you need Linux binaries or don't want to use alternatives, just stick to Linux.

>emulating an OS when you can use that other OS
If you want GNU/Linux, use it. Dualboot GNU/Linux and OpenBSD.

>>56385902
>backpack
APC TravelPower Leather bag has fucking god tier protection with multiple layers of padding for decent internal volume while looking great. Too bad it's apparently discontinued and thus hard to find now.

I got an embark backpack for $25 at target. Stylish enough, has enough space, and seems extremely durable. Holds my thinkpad in a padded sleeve snugly and all cords go in a front pocket

Fu best waifu

>>56385874
>minimization that smartphones need

Minimization has no place in a world of ever larger phones. Even the new Sony Z-whatever Compact is 4.6 inches.

RIP Ara. At least Motorola and LG are trying their modular things.

Ara was shit anyway.

If you're going to do a completely modular phone, do it right. I want to actually be able to replace the underlying hardware, not just tack on stupid shit like another speaker or some sort of useless small display.

But, that will never happen, because the OEMs would throw a shit fit over how much money they'd be losing out on.

>>56385874
Nobody gave a shit about ARA after the removed nearly all the modularity the last time they gave an update.

>>56385809
I have a Dell Precision M6300 that I use as a management console and some light testing on.

C2D T7600
4GB DDR2-667
Quadro FX1600M
250GB SSD
17" 1920x1200
Docking station

Used to use it as a KVM console for a KVM over IP unit that I had.

And still does the occasional DX9 game just fine.

>>56385863
Neat!
In
>>56369710
other thread, is it still a good idea to use the ram I mentioned?

Or just to get new ram?

Stuff on Ebay's gettin a bit pricey, but it looks good.

Anyone else restorin' shit tonight?

mpv

its like vlc (you don't have to install shitty codec packs), but not shit

its also open source and runs on linux or os x

Just go back to VLC.

It actually isn't shit anymore.

>b-but muh NVIDIA drivers

It's a simple fix that takes like 2 seconds. Stop complaining, it's not VLC's fault that NVIDIA can't get their shit together.

>>56385914
>It actually isn't shit anymore.
It can play H.265 now?

>>56385818
Nice try, Pajeet.

>>56385822
Europe actually

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>>56385749
Another Deathadder clone for the same price and with worse performance?

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>>56385749
They just couldn't resist adding some useless gimmick to it.

>>56385749
What about it?

>>56385710
8 core have been mainstream for 5 years.

>>56385710
>why aren't we at 8 or 32 or 64 cores.... not enough parallelism in "normal" apps and games? chicken & egg?

Some things simply can't be parallelized, and most consumer workloads simply don't need it. More cores won't improve web browsing, video playback, facebook messenger, or sending emails.
Intel's Coffee Lake in 2018 allegedly will make 6 cores mainstream, along with eDRAM equipped Iris Pro. Though this could be a special one off SKU for OEMs.

Lazy devs, companies not willing to invest time and money for parallelism in their programs, and Intel being Jews.

>without a fan
W-what?

>>56385706
*beats you with a baseball bat*

LOL

pics of the laptop or gtfo

>>56385570
Replace that shit with ChromiumOS, OP
It is literally ChromeOS, but FOSS. And you can access the package manager like a normal linux distro. (in this case it's portage, gentoo's amazing package manager)

>>56385589
FOSS?
Also I'll look into it

>>56385570
Get Mosh, SFTP, VNC Viewer, SSH from google, wake-on-lan, CIRC, and SSH from google. Enjoy your Graphical terminal for your servers.

>>56385514
general performance hasn't changed in 10 years. so zero.

>>56385514

ARM is not behind in performance, it is behind in efficiency

The main reason x86 id still preferred over ARM in bigger systems is because x86 processors keep using less power while also having more computational capabilities by being able to shrink the DIE size remarkably over time (mainly thanks to Intel)

>>56385630
What? Aren't arm processor used in smartphones because of the opposite reason?