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The 1070 has better tessellation.

>>56097201
get the classified 980ti. better binned, better cooler, more compute cores

The only thing you're losing out on is 2GB more vram.

>>56097273
>Legacy drivers

>>56097145
First for D

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Pick a vertex, any vertex

ocaml as replacement for c?

>>56096987
My wife would kill for chair in pic related.

>>56096987
Steelcase Think is a good mesh chair.

I have one in my home office (live in Florida) and its great. No more back pain / sweat

might be a little expensive for your budget though

>>56097099
>Steelcase Think
>$798
>little expensive
Jesus Christ.

No, but it's probably for the best that Linux never goes mainstream.

Every time something goes mainstream, it begins to cater to the lowest common denominator.

>>56097002

>implying that Linux doesn't

>>56097002
True dat.

>>56096938
when you stop buying whatever they already have

why should they change what "works"

>>56096938
arm for mobile (see RPI / most common SBCs) are shit compared to x86 for computational tasks

>>56097124
this is his point nigger there's no need to restate it

I believe GNU/Gimp can do this.

>>56096990
yeah the GNU/GNUImageManipulationProgram can

>>56097783
Please refer to it using its freedom-respecting name, GNU/GNU/GNU Image Manipulation Program

>>56096606
Different types for different ACID wants

Also, mongo and Redis aren't even in the same category as MySQL and postgres

Pic looks like tuna cans

postgre is the best
it's the fastest, it's free, and it's got the most features

>>56096494
Having read the article, this has very little influence on the GPL. The only thing they're stating is that the muppet who brought this to court doesn't have his shit together and there can't be a ruling in his favour until he does.

But I assume you already knew that and went with a clickbaity post instead of actual facts. Next time go with feminism instead, /g/ has an irrational hatred of feminism.

>But the three judges say Hellwig didn't establish exactly which lines of code ended up in ESXi. At several points in the judgement, the panel write that Hellwig just hasn't been precise enough in his description of which bits of ESXi represent a breach of Copyright.

Guy can't assert what code he owns so his case was dismissed.

Wow it's fucking nothing.

>>56096794

Without access to their source code how can he know which lines they copied?

and Yes I've checked all my drivers and they seem fine

Go to Google fuckhead

Summer's almost over right?

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here is the original for drawing, cpu rad/ reservoirs are where i'm putting them with pumps/gpu rad near psu

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>>56096422
You only need one res.
The bigger res the hotter it's gonna be.
More tubing restricts flow and also heats up.

But since you to think you are using one for GPU and one for CPU I'm gonna stop and tell you why you're connecting it wrong.

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>>56096868
And this is how you do it if you are gonna do one big loop.

red before or after gpu/cpu doesn't really matter with one res since heating is happening but not enough to being bothered by.

>>56096247
> no source provided
Fuck off

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>>56096400
We hack Equation Group. We find many many Equation Group cyber weapons. You see pictures. We give you some Equation Group files free, you see. This is good proof no?

>>56096400
Source: http://archive.is/2bqMF

>>56096241
Enjoy your overheating and corrupted files.

>>56096241
i've used several, and inevitably they all suffer from the same 2 problems:
1: space efficiency does not equate to reasonable cooling
2: very loud cases, on average. there's not typically a great deal of panelling to affix sound dampening foam to.

combined, the problems create one annoying one;

small space&less fan mounting = needed higher rpm fans to keep the components to reasonable temps, but higher rpm = more noise, and the cases themselves don't help in the acoustics department

additionally, as a personal preference, i really hate the cube design meta of itx builds. there are definitely alternatives, such as the M1, but they're either horribly expensive or strictly inferior to their cube designs in terms of compatibility/functionality

itx sacrifices a lot of function just in favor of form

personally, after maybe 5-6 years of itx ff, i decided to migrate back to matx and really don't regret it, since my itx build is now my htpc/nas

>>56096241
Yeah. For a mini-ITX build, you choose the case first and build around it. Things like heatsink height, whether it supports AIO, number of hard disk supported etc, are affected by your case.
There is almost no reason to use mini-ITX if you cannot utilize its greatest strength - portability. i.e. if you never have thoughts of taking it anywhere, just go mATX or ATX.

"My iPhone rules!"

consumer analytics telemetry

I don't even need three.

"The cloud"
"Linux"

>>56096197
First for Reddit

What should I look for in a cheap chinese dildo?
Everyone agrees that jelly dildos will burn your asshole and can't be sanitized.

>>56096215
Don't buy a chinese dildo, it will give you anal cancer and aids.

https://veracrypt.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Plausible%20Deniability

You are looking for rubberhose

>>56096196
>when someone on 4chan makes a post like that, it's an ironic joke!
>when someone on Facebook makes a post like that, it means they're a fucking retard!