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>>56125117
>Intel HD Graphics 520
meh

>>56125008
surface book

Sounds pretty easy, write a small script that listens om 9100, checks the print and forwards them to the real printer

>>56124999
>What is a print server?

>>56125309
i want to grab the prints so the computers thinks they successfully printed, so those print jobs gets removed from the queue.

>>56125570
We have safecom as a print server, we have around 4000 computers and around 150 printers, like 4-5 times a year this happens to a printer and we have no better way of solving it then removing it and adding it with a new IP.

>>56124983
Because I'm using a Pentium III.

>>56124983
becuase its not the 90s anymore

>>56124983
Because they were seriously fucking shit compared to core2.

elitists don't need anything

>>56124859
Nice try FBI.

>>56124859
Are you implying you're Zuckerberg?

>>56124753
>buying anything from jewtel

nope

>>56124761
yeah, those texas instruments CPUs sure are great

>>56124773
I have a jewtel CPU right now but you bet your ass when Zen drops I'm dropping jewtel for good

in what regard?

install gentoo

I've only ever used Unity so I'll say use that like some fanboy

It is really a meme.

They seem to be somewhat higher price, and even rarer if you need something a year old.

Then ATX models seems to be much more available.

>>56124632

Micro Center always used to have CPU-Mobo combo deals where they throw in a μATX mobo for like $10.

>>56124632
didnt they used to be popular before itx got powerful?

Lenovo Thinkpad

>>>/g/sqt/

DELL XPS 15 - developer edition

Spy Sheriff

>>56124794
So funny


not

Mbam

>>56124516
Hosts files only works for domains. Retard.

>>56124516
Are you in your nofap period?

i want to know why it does not get blocked actually, i would have given up if not for curiosity. Only for domains...so any alternatives?

>>56124366
>RetroShare 0.6
here is mine

http://pastebin.com/1s8MVhg8

>>56124389
Dick

>>56124410
Yes, that's me.

how can they be overrated or underrated, they are cheaper and have less expansion slots and it's generally harder or impossible to fit custom coolers on them so they're typically louder and hotter, but it'll do fine. pick a cpu with a low tdp, dont oc it, have a few case fans, and you wont have a problem

>>56124315
micro atx is the sweet spot if you wanna go small.

>>56124315

Mini-ITX builds are not over-rated, but be sure you have the budget for one. They can get pricey depending on your demands.

Alternatively, if what you're saying is true, an APU-based machine may do everything you want currently just fine. And those can come in incredibly tiny cases and setups, prebuilt.

>>56124278
i want to buy arduino and make some awesome christmass light display

>>56124278

A lot of Chinese Laptop makers do this. They stick super-underperforming Atom/ULV single-board monstrosity into a cheap plastic case, stuff it full of lithium polymer cells and whatever was the cheapest TN display they could find, claim it has a 20-hour battery life, and sell it.

But seriously, they're the worst laptops in the world. They can't do shit because atom/most ULV processors today are actually huge pieces of shit still, they catch fire/blow up because they're using barely/if-at-all protected cells in a case with no ventilation (because no-fans is another selling point), and they falls apart when you look at them wrong because cheap chink build quality.
A lot of chink tablets are like this as well. Some are alright, others are massive piles of dogshit.

Now, if you wanted to take a compute-stick and stick it into the casing of a monitor/Tv, and make a make-shift, VESA-mountable All-In-One/Smart TV, that'd be sorta cool. In fact, that's an entire that would actually make money. Preinstall some tools for screen sharing/mirroring from another LAN PC, media sharing, and similar, and you're good.

>>56124278
Why not just buy an ideapad 100s?

>>56124247
yup, and except a lot of (supposedly harmless) "BTRFS error (device sdXY): could not find root 8" on boot everything is working fine
the snapshot feature saved my ass when doing a release upgrade of ubuntu, power went off in mid-upgrade and the system was unbootable, recovered the snaphost from a livecd, very cool

>>56124280
Cool, thanks.
I'm just wondering wether to use btrfs or lvm, which also supports snapshots.

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Bumping with random funny stuff.

>>56124184
probably because you dont do shit on it

>>56124184

Meme, for the most part. Happens to users who click and install every shit they find online advertised as speeding up their computers. Some slowdowns (though negligible) might occur due to registry database increase and/or fragmentation. Though, again, it's negligible. I have WIn7 installed since like 2012 and runs just fine.

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Yes. After a year the performance will be at 50% so I recommend reinstalling 2-3 times a year.