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>>56256345
>>haasn's advanced config:
>- https://github.com/haasn/gentoo-conf/blob/nanodesu/home/nand/.mpv/mpv.conf
If you copy this without understanding what it does, you are retarded

>>56256493
Copy/paste is always a retarded behavior!

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So, I have this shitty netbook. What should be my config look like to play 1080p videos?

AFAIK, this netbook used to play 1080p videos on Windows with GPU acceleration.

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Nigga what da fuq kinda animals are in your house? vacuum regularly

>>56287323
No it will catch on fire and explode if you do that

Only medium sized brushes work on GPUs until they release a patch

IIRC the only missing update was the one for Windows 8 that took up your entire screen

Don't install any updates.

>>56287284
>now
Didn't it die 1-2 years ago?
Spybot anti-beacon, disable updates.

They'll do you proud

>>56287185
Andrews & Arnold are better, but last I heard, Plusnet weren't shit.

I really like them, been a customer for years.
Mainly because of their usage policy, they used to have a transparent system of bandwidth usage where you get unlimited usage between midnight and 8am, then a limit over the day, so I'd schedule torrents and not worry about usage limits.
But now it's just unlimited with a fair use policy and I download... say, 500GB a month and they don't even give a shit.

$10 used crt

A free crt from craigslist

>>56286950

grandma hand me down

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>>56286933
:^)

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>>56286983

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Forgive me, Stallman.

>>56286850
Health will be even more crucial than before. That means tech relating to
- medicine
- pharma
- medical equipment (that is truly a lot)

Depending on your scenario mobile phones and the Internet might be gone or compromised beyond use. Still, there are alternatives like radio communication which requires a fair bit of tech.

Next is of course food and especially agriculture. Someone will have to fix farm equipment, make synthetic fertilizers unless you want subsequent mass starvation to decimate the survivors even further.

For power you have solar (very mobile) and wind (mobile systems exist) that can power you for a while. you might still want top go for wood gas power if situation is bad, and that also requires some tech insight.

>>56287722
>medicine
Yeah, this was my first thought as well, medicine will stay relevant for as long as mankind exists
I've been wondering if it'd be beneficial getting a job at a hospital/working with medical technology

Though the problem with electricity still arises
not sure how good solar/wind power would be if we're talking about powering an entire hospital

>agriculture
thought about this as well
but how much hardware/software is actually involved in agriculture?


This all made me realize how much everything hinges on electricity
if it goes out we're quite fucked

I hope more-or-less self-sustaining nuclear plants become widespread sometime soon

Think about how many industries instantly become obsolete though

>telecommunications (majority of it)
>postal services
>grocery stores
>any web-based services (storage, infrastructure, etc)
>the entire entertainment industry

The only technology that could hope to actually survive would be something self-contained, either working on a private closed network or without a network at all

Force yourself to not making mistakes. Don't focus on speed in the first part of your course

one more quesrtion. have you developed your own style of typing or rather you type with "that proper style"?

>>56286710
learn to type with four fingers

read the fucking sticky

Dump efs and decryption using various tools found on web. Next time take your shit to war.

>>56286531
> Any hints/tips?
R-SIM.

Stop lying Anon, i have that phone and it doesnt have bloat and it doesnt lag.

If you dont like it, go buy another phone. im fucking happy with my phone.

>>56286474
Samsung has good hardware, and terrible software.

>>56286746
bloat depends on carrier/buying unlocked

YouTube Adaway from Xposed Framework

>>56286267
XPOSED
YOUTUBE RED

>>56286321
just tried and xposed is saying is not compatible with android SDK version 23

>>56286173
10 years

>>56286173
right now if you pay me enough.
I can do it for a couple grand.
5 grand and you have production plans.

I never understood the waterproof meme.
What uses does it have?

What´s the alternatives? List them please

>>56286134

By this I mean; "better" alternatives..

>>56286134
bash and any other shell.

i have it

>>56286117
the archive has it

>>>/vg/agdg
Real programmers write their own engines.

>>56286111
>minimal programming knowledge
Gamemaker

>>>/vg/agdg/

>using a bloated or botnet (Unity) engine that you basically have to rewrite and add a ton of shit to do what you want anyway
I don't get the appeal.