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>Budget
350-400€
>Location
EU
>Source
PC with dedicated barely above shit PCI soundcard
>Preferred type of headphone
Around-ear
>Comfort level
As high as possible
>Preferred tonal balance
Neutral/Bass
>Past headphones
Koss Porta-pro, Sennheiser Momentum M2

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Second for DT1990

>>55882146
Get a decent dac/amp and a HD-600, they're neutral as hell with decent bass.

>>55881857
I use "Java style" (i.e. opening brace on the same line as the conditional/loop statement or function/struct/class declaration, closing brace on its own line after the body of the block). I find Allman style more aesthetic in some ways, but the way code collapsing works in my ide, it hides all lines AFTER the opening brace up to the closing brace.

So if I write a function like

void sayHello() {
    std::cout << "Hello, World!\n";
}

when collapsed it shows as

void sayHello () { 

but, if I use Allman style, it instead collapses as

void sayHello()
{

which I think looks silly.

>>55881857
i like the GNU style
but I only use it for my personal stuff

>>55881857
>I don't see a lot of people using it for java or javascript.
Because it doesn't work in JavaScript, thanks to the retarded semicolon insertion for retards.

>>55881853
>Keep using your note 4
Hell no, what are my homie think of me? That I'm some poor ass nigga?

>>55881853
Stfu you retard. Note 7 is water proof. That alone is reason enough to buy it

>>55882106
well , too bad is not idiot proof

>>55881820
>Chrome
That's a horrid UI and I'm a Macfag, this thread is horrible bait.

>>55881820
You can't sell taste

>>55881820
Holy cow!

>>55881800
I prefer

finger
mount
fsck
umount

in that order.

>>55881914
unzip pants
touch penis

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>>55881914
I really like to touch, strip, yes!

Literally nothing to do with technology. Bags are about as low-tech as it gets.

Literally >>>/out/

>>55881758
suck a dick, still better than desktop threads.
they're tech accessories and are essential for anyone who needs their tech stuff for work or uni or whatever. for real, we have /tpg/, mouse threads, pen threads, /hpg/ and the circlejerkers from edc threads. all of those can pertain to this conversation, and at least this won't be focused on
>muh guns
vs
>muh no guns
bullshit. i am generally curious about how other people who are heavy tech users, and use expensive/particular stuff, carry it all around safely and effectively.

anyone have any suggestions for something like cocoon packs? i need a bag that has good compartmentalization, but i don't like the general style of the bag itself. maybe something with a bunch of pockets?

and does anyone else use carabiners to stop wires from tangling?

>>55881642
I haven't.

18 years and I'm still using it. I think I mostly use it because it feels comfy though.

Irssi & hexchat

>>55881656
this

using it since 2000~

>>55881582

Hollywood uses expensive closed source software on Linux.

>that layering
>lynda.com

There are good Linux video&photo editing programs, just because you don't hear about them doesn't mean they don't exist. Stuff like Krita, lwks and to some extent kdenlive are actually good. Not as good as stuff like sketch, adobe programs or Vegas though.

A lot of people disregard them however due to them not behaving similar to adobe suite programs, which is pretty stupid reasoning.

>>55881671
For photography I have everything I need (Gimp, RawTherapee...) - it's a hobby for me.
But I need real professional softwares since I work in that field (CMYK support, cutting machines plug-in, fast workflow, compatibility with industry and customer's standard...).

>>55881564
>china
>4chan
Nice try

>>55881564
How are you able to post here?

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>>55881564
>when you live in Europe and use chinese software anyway

Most are written by ostensibly everyday people. Which ones are you reading? Just pick up an O'Reilly book or something similar.

>>55881558
My problem is that I learn best when I am trying to do one specific thing i.e. write one specific script and learning several little things to do it. But a lot of the guides will just throw out all this information that I don't know what to do with

>>55881580
I haven't learned a new language in quite a few years, but IIRC most O'Reilly (and similarly designed books) teach you with mini projects split across a few chapters.

But if you're just talking about the usual boilerplate up front about primitive operations, general formatting, and whatnot -- that just sort of comes with the territory. Don't get caught up on it by trying to memorize everything; once you get started with a project, things will start making a bit more sense.

Basically, don't try to memorize or even understand everything you read. Learning a language takes time and a lot of practice; many things won't make sense at first, but you'll slowly pick them up one by one (yet your list will continue to grow with more complex things).

>>55881496
as safe as it gets considering what password you use

>>55881496
The best apart from pen and paper.

>>55881496
It's one of the safest, much better than the LastPass botnet. If you're really paranoid about security you can use KeePassX.

ublock duh

>>55881475
Only autists block scripts on this day and age.

>>55881484
ublock doesn't block script by default.
umatrix on the other hand does.

/g/ if I can get $200 should I do it?

>>55881445
You can now get a $30 refund. Use botnet-google to search

>>55881827
Only 30? The funny part is I bitched when I first heard about the 3.5 bullshet and got $55 credit on newegg

>>55881407
bumping for interest, I am looking into the 1070 vs 980ti since neither the 1060 nor 480 are able to run witcher3 at ultra 60fps 1080p

Wait for 1080ti

>>55881407
It's still a nice card. Power hungry, but a nice card nonetheless.

It will still live up for 2 or 3 more years.

docs.oracle.com

>>55881350
http://libgen.io/ads.php?md5=97B5CBB49CAB590524D21B8C18CA6A3F

Get either the pocket guide or the comprehensive book.