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>>55810440
Fuck off. Use startpage

>>55810488
Thats the steam library page though

>>55810505
Still fuck off. Still use Startpage.

>>55810430
They're cute. I'd buy one if I wasn't poor

They're cute. Best used for those really mini builds where space is at a premium.

>>55810430
They're cute, great for a portable desktop

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download iso use flashdrive and the product key

>>55810429
ok thanks

if i boot from iso, will all my shit still be here

>>55810454
i think it gives you the option to keep the files or delete them

No
Not one bit. I'm never going back to paying $35/mo. just to spend 25 minutes of an hour watching ads.

Nope. I've never had OTA, cable, or satellite myself. Never needed it. Learned to pirate at 15, when you got your animu in 90 MB .rm or .rmvb files, because fuck framerate, it's nice to be able to read your subtitles.

Closest I've ever come to broadcast is YouTube (for ads, before getting Red), Netflix, or Crunchyroll.

>>55810283
I don't miss it because I never had it growing up

>>55810482
>when you got your animu in 90 MB .rm or .rmvb files, because fuck framerate
I remember grabbing Sailor Moon episodes off WinMX in like 2003 and converting them to .rmvb so I could fit the whole series on my 120GB hard drive

make something worth paying for

Use an optional-pay method.
If they're gonna pirate it and get it for free, they might as well get it right from me so I can get usage statistics and shit I can give to advertisers or publishers or whatever.

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>>55810278
>What (would) /g/entooman do to protect their content from pirates?

Wrong place matey. Here we believe in free software.


Fuck off

If you fell for the gentoo meme then you deserve no help

It's like tying another man's noose for him

>>55810201
If you haven't used Linux before, don't do it.
Gentoo shouldn't be your primary choice if you need to ask a question here.
I have an old HP laptop that I use to run Gentoo, just so I could say I run gentoo. It's rewarding to fiddle with it, but it's also a nightmare sometimes.

>>55810106
Because USB wasn't built for networking. Networking requires certain protocols. You can buy a USB cable with a bridge and you can connect them that way.

>>55810106
You can, but you need a data-only cable and the proper software on each computer

>>55810106
Usually because the USB controllers in computers are both hosts and have no client functionality. If one of them did have client functionality, you could.

Yes
OS X El Capitan and Debian Stretch
Yes

Yes.
Windows 8.1 and Debian
Yes.

Yes
Win7 and Debian
Yes

Way better than Firefox

>>55810224
2/10 made me reply.

>>55809924
>Incognito (do not save my data.exe)
>Windows 10
Pick one.

Search for DirectX on MSDN

This is a good start point.
http://learnopengl.com

>>55809974
>>55809946
thanks my dudes
i run linux so the directx won't help me
but i definitely check out opengl

I'm running adoptive storage if you pull it out some apps stop working and there's some errors but its mostly that and all the photos and shit stored goes as well til you put the card back in and reboot

>>55810112
Nice

So basically if your SD card gets fucked for whatever reason (age, damage) you just put a new one in, factory reset, and you're good?

>>55809872
It works exactly the same as it did before, it just hides the different storage mediums from you.
The OS and apps will still run from internal storage by default, and apps that explicitly consider themselves able to run off external storage, or apps that create large amounts of data that can go on external storage like the camera, will store their data on the sd card

>>55809860
It ought to be enough. Which CPU? How many fans? How many drives?

Yes, but only barely. Those 580s are power sucking housefires

But really you shouldn't bother- SLI 580s are outperformed by a $200 card nowadays.

OOP is dying in favor of functional programming

>>55809833
>becoming
It has already been the norm for ages.

VMware with a KO on the first swing

>>55809857
What makes VMware better? I need a virtual machine to be able to tests links and shit and wanted the best one.

>>55809901
VirtualBox is pretty much free-of-charge so you can do basic shit in it.
VMWare is an enterprise solution with a heck of a lot of capabilities.
Do your own research, OP!