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>>56169654
*paid
what's your favorite anime

>>56169654
Maybe one day you'll be able to afford premium products kid.

>>56169654

I literally just bought an iPhone SE, and I love it. Convince me that I have made a mistake.

>>56169600
If video is broken down to frames, then pixels... What is audio broken down to?

Im on win7 and cygwin keeps breaking, i usually just close the lid of my computer, but whenever i reboot i get
"mintty is not a valid win32 application"

Ive searched online but there's nothing explaining why.

If i delete everything and reinstall it just werks again

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Will running TOR on a VM send anonymous data?

>>56169488
what is your favorite anime

>>56169517
i only read manga

>>56169524
what's your favorite manga

Should mention: I have an antenna to attach to it, if that helps any

>>56169423
Picture of other side of board please.

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Of course!

>>56169286
They do, it's just to a lesser extent.

Hard drives and RAM are easily put together/replaceable.

CPU's...somewhat, much more limited than desktop sockets.

GPU's, with modern day laptops, sol as they're either usually integrated into the CPU, Chipset, or motherboard itself.

I agree with you though, actually. We need to start having laptops be as modular and replaceable as desktops now.

I mean it's the current year.

>>56169286
Because laptop manufacturers love propietary design bullshit. Apart from that, laptop guts are cramped and not much fun to meddle with for the most part.

>>56169323
Even the process of adding a simple SSD to my laptop is almost not worth it it's so overly complicated.

>>56169192
Go back to your second week of CS101 before you challenge the standards of software development

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>>56169192
Don't use comments if you value your job security

>>56169192
It depends

>>56169181
Common Sense 2016

Common sense 2016

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>$114

Why such an arbitrary number, anon?

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>qBittorrent doesn't run in OpenBSD
Back to Linux I guess

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Do people who run Windows have a mental deficiency that warrants government assistance? Most Windows users I meat in real life seem to have some form of high-functioning down syndrome. They're able to be taught to use office software and sometimes even to code basic programs, but they can only do it with an IDE that does all the work that requires intelligence for them. Put them in front of a text editor and they shit themselves, they have no idea how to write a program from scratch without a GUI holding their hand. I don't even know how you can call these people real programmers, but I guess if you get paid 25k/year to maintain visual basic programs you're technically a "programmer", even if you can't actually build a program without the IDE....

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Okay so, I've still not gotten anywhere with my installation of mint. Even Ubuntu had these issues which is why I've never been able to install Linux on my machine. I've been trying to install it via USB.

> enabled port emulation in bios
> unplugged literally everything
> tried rufus over universal installer
> tried different usb port
> tried to disable usb3 controller in bios
> tried a different distro (albeit an Ubuntu one)
> Google doesn't give any results, error 32 seems to be unique
> tried defaults in bios

Bump?

I want it so bad.

hmmm it should be able to run on RN3P right?

Wouln't mind running this babby on that joint.

Lololololol

>>56169110
cock.co.ck is yours for the taking anon

huge.co.ck, black.co.ck, bigblack.co.ck probably are too

What has Vincent been doing all these years?

>>56169080
This is not true for all games - source engine games like Left 4 Dead 2 run faster in GNU/Linux than in Windows

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgfCjvPSmVI

The video is a little outdated, so consider that the ubuntu used in the video is three years old, and that only marginal improvements have been made in performance from windows 8 to windows 10

>>56169080
To answer your question, developers have little financial incentive to produce games that are well optimised for operating systems that aren't Windows, since Windows comprises most of the desktop PC market share

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You know, one day I'm going to develop a game engine made specifically for Linux the same way developers make game engines specifically for Windows just so >>>/v/ faggots like you can shut up

>>56169020
https://www.amazon.com/Labtec-LVA7330-ClearVoice-Discontinued-Manufacturer/dp/B00000JBRV

>>56169094
$10 USD?

>>56169020
What do you want a cheap ass mic for?

>>56169016
ANyone have a torrent for it?

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>>56169026
uhh, torrent sites isn't dead?

wtf that's my house

DELETE THIS

>>56169042
uwot

>>56169000
Just use android 5.1 or 6.0 with a light launcher you retard

>>56169011
I could but I wanna try using some other software on it. Just fucking around with it. Why not at this point?

>>56169000
guess you could try ubuntu touch, sailfish (?) and many, many other phone-oriented linux distros (or "distros")