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>>56313210
What version? Also, this better not be bait.

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Mine are pretty comfy senpai.

>>56314913
Windows 7

>>56313202
You know way too much about this to not be laughed at yourself, autist

>>56313202
Who is he?

>>56313284
audiophile lvl 99

You fucked up

>>56313059
>I was thinking that deleting the encryption certificate would fix it
DO NOT DO THAT

>>56313127
Seems like a good tip.
It is quite annoying, since anytime I want to transfer files, I have to decrypt them at the target location.

Googling is futile.

>>56313039
all aesthetic

>>56313039

start collecting vintage hardware, it's pretty fucking expensive hobby and takes up soooo much fucking space

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>>56313437
ok thanks his to hack

removed all admins rofl

>>56313003

Pics of the escapades?

Hey look my photoshop. Thanks for posting!

Also site was in read only mode. He cray

Gigabit is a meme.

Hardly any website gives me more than 100mbit speeds, I doubt any will give you 1,000mbits.

>>56313365

>Websites

Good thing torrents are how intelligent people download.

Can someone explain me how come Romanians have such good internet?

Be willing to work at 16 hours a day 7 days a week on salary so you won't get over time pay.

>>56312894
>How do I set myself apart from this fucking sea of pajeets when applying for jobs/ internships in the tech field
Get a PhD

Have a good interview. The pajeets are all retarded.

Not in our lifetime.

If we're lucky.

There'd need to be an entire new field of self-defense against thought probing techniques. Like the autism equivalent of Gun-Kata.

No. In the future people will be able to fight Microsoft Singularity (the software 2122 U.S president Rajeed Patel uses to persecute thought crime) by using the open source GNU/Linux variation, FreeWill. Apple users are too late, they have been brain washed since 2002.

Wondering if SMT is enough for most useful static verification or if I have to go full Curry-Howard. The former would greatly simplify, well, everything.

>>56312897
Fuck off

@56312907
Never fucking reply to me again unless you are contributing to the thread.

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Corsair K65 RGB for $118 in Europe, including VAT. Yes/no?

>>56312793
>Knee Socks edition
Remind me, why did I stop visiting GH as often, and began visiting mkg more often?

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>>56312826
because you like dick

hey /spg/, Xperia Z3 or the Moto G4 Plus?
Also, the LG G4 bootloop issue will never be fixed, right?

>>56312827
Z3 all the way
Still the best battery life

just upgraded from and S4 to and S7 today. Why the fuck isn't there a settings widget for the flashlight and battery app anymore? Fucking Marshmallow

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>>56312604

>Manjaro logo

Uh...

>>56312604
Might as well strike Antergos and Manjaro. They're both just Arch forks. Gentoo and Arch are both remedially difficult to install in comparison to a click next kind of installation method. I don't recall having much personal success with Tumbleweed. But that might have been pebcak at the time. It depends on how deep you want to get.

Iirc for Tumbleweed you just enable the repos and update. It's been years and my memory could be fuzzy/it could have changed. I would assume that it would be the easiest to maintain.

Contrary to popular opinion, Arch isn't that unstable unless you're an idiot and enable testing repos. Otherwise the primary hurdle is setup because it's your responsibility to install all necessary packages that aren't part of the dependencies of the usual installations you would make. If that makes sense. You'll say why doesn't x work? Usually it's because there's something you may need to install. It does boast tools such as the Arch wiki which is a very good resource regardless of distro, and the aur which can have many useful binaries/source packages. From there there's advanced tinkering with Gentoo

Gentoo is geared toward compiling your packages with appropriate flags relevant to how you want to optimize your performance (in theory). Realistically it's often best to observe Gentoo as a learning experience with Linux and its ins and outs. Various reports have been cited (on /g/ so take them with a grain of salt) that the performance increases are negligible and that sticking with binaries is the way to go if you value your time. This is because in any case regardless of distro, compiling takes time directly corresponding to the size of the package.

In sort:
>Tumbleweed relatively easy to use
>Arch mild tinkering
>Gentoo extreme tinkering

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>>56312925
had to do it

>>56312452
E-ink.

Pencil and paper

>>56312452
Any screen, just sit under shade

>>56312410
automated action to download the script to shut down

>>56312410
>shut down
Nigga do you even uptime?

Im downloading the latest star citizen release but it's like 25 gigs so download I guess

:^)

>>56312330
more like im hacking facebook

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my hacking face