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>>56154089
Here you go senpai.

0 bookmarks

>Bookmarks bar
Inefficient use of screen space.
Way faster to hit Ctrl-L or Ctrl-T, start typing the first couple letters of the site, and press enter or down-enter, and that takes no space on the screen.

>>56154052
None of this is based in reality though.

I like my legs burnt at the end of my gaming session, this is just for me

>>56154078
very website say that.
stay butthurt


>>56154085
cooling system is good on modern gaming laptop

WebP is opensourced, but not much better than JPEG. BPG is awesome, but based off h.265 and patent encumbered.

nothing

>>56154006
Why does jpg need a replacement? Internet is getting faster and higher bandwidth.

Lets just start using Tiff's, Bmp's and png's.

>>56153867
>hard drive statistics = weeb shit

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>>56153890
This is what I downloaded off their main website.

>>56153922
Navigate the japanese menu using that picture you just posted. It's really not that hard. Change the theme using the fourth tab.

I did this a few yeaes ago and I have no regrets. After you've escaped from the windows reality distortion zone for a while you realize just how much hard it made things and how frequently it broke.

>Reinstalling Wangblows
You should be used to it by now.

>install Anniversary update
>next time I start computer Candy Crush Saga installed and visible on my start menu

Currently using Remix OS for the lulz until I decide on which Linux distribution.

You can use the mouse in vim if you want

if has("mouse")
    set mouse=a
endif

VIM is a meme. Emacs is a meme. Linux in general is a meme.

No fucking clue why people waste time with all of that clunky shit. Just use windows and notepad++.

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Vim integrates well under linux therefor it is a part of the toolchain.
Vim is very useful if you learn how to use it, but of equal importance is that you configure it heavily, don't do the whole "sane defaults" shit, you will die.

>>56154540
You're a fucking dummy, don't talk to me.

>>56153502
no.

the only word I recognize is 'the'

I like big butts and I cannot lie

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>>56153384
Idk man but here's my Aukey cable for comparison.

>>56153384
It's normal for some pins to be a different length. Most plug specifications include this so that power/ground connects slightly sooner than data, preventing a whole bunch of potential issues.

It's one of the big differences between modern "hotplug" connectors as opposed to early 90s "turn off the computer before swapping anything" connectors.

>>56153653
That is a good explanation as I had no idea. I thought my cord may of been defective. It charges good and fast, just those contacts had me worried.

Thank you.

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>>56153333
Damn look at those quads! But this is what I was referring to.

Where can you even buy replacement pads for logitech mice?
Zowie at least sells them on their site and gives extra in box.
Might pick up an FK2 because of this BS.

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>>56153401
Dont get the FK2 just yet, just wait til later this year when Zowie release their own version of mice with the Pixart 3360 sensor, which is equivalent to Logitechs Pixart 3366 sensor.

comfy web

>>56153287
One of the other chans has a freenet group.

>>56153762
>java

dropped.

>Budget
$50
>Location (continent at least)
U.S.
>Preferred switch type
brown (if that's the silent one)
>Layout
ANSI
>Form factor
TKL
>Backlight
if possible
>Previous/current keyboards
Razer BlackWidow Chroma (my roommate is getting pissed cause it's loud, do i even get another mechanical? or just get regular? plz halp)

Can someone suggest a nice smooth set of key caps in white. These tai-hao's are shit, getting a refund.

>>56153355
non clicky switches can be near silent if you don't bottom out or even if you dont mash the keys like a savage baboon
on what keyboard to suggest is beyond me tho anon ill let someone else help you with that one

any anons know of a 60% keyboard with mx grays(linear or tactile idc)? or am i dreaming

>>56153184
Dude you have a DELL.

>>56153216
p-please no bully

>Be honest
>No bully

Pick one

>>56153076
>Let's say I don't know coding.
They immediately give up and go find something else to do. You're obviously not interested in coding and therefore not interested in making vydias by proxy.

>>56153102
I'm interested in money, nothing else.
According to some internet research, Unity is easy, and GameMaker: Studio doesn't need code skills? if anyone can confirm

>>56153118

You can get pretty good money by giving blowjobs, go try that instead of something that you know nothing about.

I was about to write a serious response to your thread but then I noticed you posted the /reddit/ frog.

Please leave, go back to the hole you crawled out of, and never come back here.

Yes, but you'd need the cooperation of 10's of thousands to be a network running.
I've contemplated this myself. What would be required is a "flatpack" kit for a reasonable price.
It would need a mobile phone with a strong wifi and antenna port, a solar-power kit, and waterproofing.
These kits would be purchased by willing participants, And could also use open wifi networks to connect into the clear net should need be.

i2p

>>56152968
You don't listen to podcasts while programming, shit's distracting bro. Only acceptable media to listen to while coding is K-pop, I thought everyone knew this.

>>56152968
Fucking hell I am sick and tired of you AMDtards posting about your pathetic company. Just accept it, NVIDIA is the superior choice for gamers and professionals alike.

>>56152968
interested in what you've gotten interested in and what kind of coding your doing. I'm not much of a coding type but I do stay up to date with hardware listening to the pcperspective podcast. pretty gud stuf m8