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>>56164974
http://www.aliexpress.com/item-img/Lupus-G1-Gaming-Headphone-3-5mm-Surround-Stereo-Headset-Headband-Headphone-with-Mic-for-PC-Laptop/32681001333.html?spm=2114.12010108.1000017.2.jqFy2u#

get these retard www.aliexpress.com/item/100-Original-Rock-Luxury-Zircon-Stereo-Headphones-Headset-3-5mm-In-Ear-Earphone-Earbuds-For-IPhone/32471175916.html

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>>56164974
>buy extremely expensive $10 earphones.
>be extremely careless with them and complain about them breaking after two months.
FTFY

Stop repeatedly buying new shit and lean to solder stuff you break.
Stop manhandling shit like an autist.

(4 × 2)chan supports it, as well as H.264 AND audio. 4chan has been stagnating technologically.

Because you're not paying Nishimura enough 4chan Pass money.

hiroshimoot can't be bothered to do it since it will be a copyright thing.

I bought an Aukey 12k mAh one with solar panel for ~26€, so far I am happy with it. The solar panel is more of a gimmick I think, but it didn't make the thing expensive.

>>56164791

I use a RAVPower. Has about 16000mAh and it's pretty reliable

>>56164911

>solar panel

does it actually work? can't imagine it actually loading the battery for more than 5%

>>56164770
Look at streacom cases, they act as a big heatsink for your cpu. They are nice. There was a Youtube hackintosh build in one of them, where it had to be silent af.

>>56164817
Zalman made a case like that once, I think, where the case was part of the heatsink.

Anyway I have a Fractal R4 Blackout, and you can get those pretty damn quiet. Not entirely fanless, though, but near enough that with the fans turned down I couldn't hear it unless I got down on the floor and put my ear up to it.

you need to pick all your parts with this shit in mind though. Lower-power CPU, enormous heatsink so you can use a slow 120mm+ fan, maybe a fanless CPU. If you can afford to ditch dedicated graphics, or just use a bottom-end model (I think a GF 720 is the fastest thing you can get with passive cooling, last I looked) you'll have an easier time getting it quiet enough.

>>56164770
>>56164817
Here is the video.
https://youtu.be/GRX-6rWkuzk

Facebook has always censored content, this is nothing new.

Your video here however just looks like a bug.

>something founded by a jew has censorship?!

fuck off

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is this the new cell phone desktop thread

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>>56164647
6.5/10 Icons are kinda hard to see.
>>56165423
Weeeeeb

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>>56164647

>>56164629
who cares

>>56164629
Opus

>>56164629
V0

what a bunch of noobs

>>56164616

You install gentoo. All else will follow naturally.

sockets

>>56164590
I think what made it interesting was that back then computer programs weren't as complex and you were closer to what was actually going on. Now there's a dozen layers of autoconfiguration and magic and interpreters and abstractions in between when you hit enter and when something happens.

Try making a website. Back in the 90s I remember getting a library book about HTML and typing it into notepad. I signed up for geocities and uploaded it and my page showed up. there was a simple correlation between the stuff you had and what happened. Nowadays either you sign up for some blogging platform that does all of it for you and you just paste in some content and pick a theme, or you deal with setting up the web server, setting up PHP, dealing with a bunch of CSS, tons of JS everywhere to talk to the server and do things on the back end... There's so many moving parts now that diving into the details of whats going on gets you lost and frustrated instead of giving you that little hit of "Oh! That's how that works!"

>>56164590
>will computers ever be interesting again?
No. Except if there is a nuclear war and you have to start all over.
>>56164731
/thread

>>56164731

This is dumb though.

Computing in general is so complex and multi-faceted that you should never get bored.

Unless you are boring. Remember kids, only boring people are bored.

>>56164437
bump :(

>>>/g/sqt

>>56164437
Try the raspberry pi forums nigga.

install in VM, save snapshot
guaranteed to work with anything except sophisticated online registration and hardware fingerprinting

>>56164430
is virtual box a solid VM in your opinion?

>>56164554
Yeah

Isn't ESR just like an LTS but for Firefox?

>>56164675
pretty much

It's just as shitty as the current version.

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>"Do i buy this?" edition

it seems you're missing some parts.

>buying a quad core at the end of the quad core era

sure why not

>>56164217
>book
The manual you get with your motherboard

>>56164217
>book
really?

There are a lot of guides online

>>56164168
report it so people don't call it.

they're in india, there's nothing you can do.

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>>56164192
Well when i said fuck with them i didn't mean i was going to go all pic related, just string them along until i got bored.

>>56164168
>implying all of that data isn't compromised because Windows 10 has a builtin keylogger