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In what Metric?

LXDE with Whisker menu.

>>56310065
XFCE, way more comfy. LXDE reminds me too much on IceWM.

>>56310055
Are you trying to rename the documents folder in your user folder? If so that isn't possible. Make a new folder with whatever you wanted to rename it to and move the files.

>>56310095

The folders in your user folder can be renamed/deleted etc.

There is already /sqt/ you idiot

>>56309997
What malware did XP come with?

XP BestP

>>56310011
I think he meant that XP, over time, was more vulnerable than 2000.

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>windows 7
>notepad
>firefox
>no adblocker

WHOA BRO YOU HACKED THAT HTML CODE LIKE A MOTHERFUCKING DIGITAL COWBOY.

NEXT THING YOU'LL TELL ME YOU HACKED THE GIBSON WITHOUT THE USE OF RAINBOW COLORED BOOKS

>used Inspect
>Correct
>Chrome
>Correct
I hacked it like a noob who's just playing around.

yep

stupid

>>56309915
This is a consumer review board for /v/, no shit nobody here would be able to explain it.

>>56309915
Start the conversation?

t420

You might be able to get away with a Chromebook.
What kind of applications will you need to use for these "business" purposes?

>>56309761
/thread

>>56309718
What you choose should depend on your needs and objectives with the build. We don't know what you want from your home file server. I had a build with an ancient Atom D2700 and it managed to max out a 1Gbps link over Samba just fine, as well as handle OpenVPN at 100Mbps.

If something like that is your goal you don't need much CPU power at all. Depending on what else you want to do, it can change drastically. For instance if you're also thinking of high-quality video transcoding, you may need something faster.

>>56309873
It's a file server/NAS and an FTP server on a VM. I might use it for streaming, but the primary purpose is to make certain work-related files available to any laptop, tablet, or desktop that's in my network. I might also try running an SSH service on it so I can securely access the FTP server outside of the home network in case I lose my portable drive.

>>56309873
>Atom D2700
I stop seeing those intel Atom motherboards. whats the next line of products?

the future is here

Thanks to the $15 minimum wage, a lot sooner than you think.

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>>56309571

>>56309569
It's a great idea confounded by the fact that reverse engineering an entire OS is extremely tedious and naturally not a lot of developers want to do the work

>>56309569
It's pretty neat, just started messing around with it the other day.

It's too raw to be actually used for something, but hey, it can run HL2 (with some graphical glitches)

>>56309558
ASIC costs millions to develop.

An ASIC is a CPU purpose built for a particular task, it can be literally anything from encoding video to AES encryption, or crypto-mining.

However unlike a general purpose CPU an ASIC can't be told to do anything else besides what it was built to do, it can never do anything else. An FPGA is similar in that it is purpose built for a specific tasks, but it can be reprogrammed with special tools.

Generally you'd use an FPGA for design/ testing and move your design to an ASIC for production


What you mention with RPi's simply isn't feasible. They use general purpose ARM cores.

>>56309674
Would an ASSP be financially feasible?

>>56309677
Or would FPGA's?

>>56309403
Go test chairs out for best results(finding out if comfy or not).

I literally tested chairs out that looked comfy but was not. Hell, some armchairs at my local thrift stores looked like a pain, but was very comfy.

To stay safe, go for big&tall chairs and $150-$300 price range since you are just looking around.

>honorable mention, Ross/TJ Maxx have nice office chairs for $99.

>>56309410
That's one funky ass chair.

>>56309456
TK Maxx don't have anything online and the one in my town doesn't do any office kinda furniture.
I've seen some stores selling the racing style chairs, but would my autism reach critical mass if I bought one?

Looks like a fag.

>>56309328
laptops are a bad.

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I actually owned one of these long ago, damned cool hardware for its time.

Common Sense 2016

Common Sense + Firewall.

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>mfw I used one for 7 years

'le ball grid array meme

>>56309284

Watch this and understand all:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SqYMU81l8Y

>This image is a subject of copyright claim. Please refrain from posting it
I guess chaturb8 jews got to Hiro
>>56309271
You probably just got unlucky with the data scanner when posting. Open the image in notepad and scroll to the bottom to check for anything written after the END marker.

>>56309578
Is there any reason why a 1x1 white image file would be flagged as containing an embedded file?

>>56309796
how big is it?