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>>55764844
Come on, man.

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I've had a similar build with a 2670 and a r9 fury. It worked well but I then switched to a 3930k since a lot of games that I played (Gmod, dark souls and others) didn't like the slow single threaded performance of it. Maybe shoot for a 3930k or 4930k. The 2670 probably would be fine if you can't go for anything else

>>55764670
>The "distribution/package" method of distributing software is stupid and relies on the goodwill and/or motivation for maintainers to finally update shit. I bet there's a lot of corruption involved and only packages that pay bribes get updated faster. There are lots of requests for new packages for Debian that have been closed with a "I'm not interested in it" comment from a single developer.
Third party repos remedy this problem.
>Also, the libraries shit. It supposedly is good because all applications can share the same libraries and save disk space, but if a certain application requires a certain old version of the library or the x86 version of it, you are fucked in the anus.
If you need specific libraries that are outdated, the developer can just package the libraries with the program and make the program load only those libraries, Steam on Linux does this (Although it falls back to system libraries if the "local" ones are missing).

>Op is too dumb to use linux

/thread

Linux is not a package manager.

Jesus christ he looks like he's 56

>>55764591
I almost fell for this, he's 63

>>55764591
You think people on /g/ can't google?
Wait, you're probably right.

>>55764576
Not really.

LibreOffice is the best alternative. The fact that your word files are messed up is the fault of Microsoft, for using a proprietary format and intentionally breaking compatibility with other office suites.

>>55764587
Darn

>>55764594
Fair enough then, thought it was the other way round. I'll just make libre my default and get used to it then.

>>55764552
The bigger problem is that you actually want a OnePlus 3

>>55764923
Damn.

>>55764923
LOL! REKT OP!!

I have a Sony smartwatch. The only thing I do with it is checking the current time.

people with disposable income and ones that want to flash a new and shiny gadget.

Not useful at all in my experience, I ended up giving mine to my mother, heart rate monitor not accurate, steps not accurate and already recorded on phone, don't really need notifications on my wrist, battery life pretty poor.

Mi Band is the best.

Provide more details as to what you actually want to do e.g. What is the cloud? What files are generated? Where is this script to be ran? When? Why?

Are we supposed to guess what you did and tell you what to delete? Just undo what you did. Delete the files you created.

>>55764488
What the fuck does "sets up the cloud" even mean?

Install Gentoo.

>>55764417
Does dragging an icon work?

If not, look in the settings menu for Cinnamon.

>>55764417
Just drag/drop it maybe

your whole hang up is based on Jared getting slammed? wow. almost /x/ tier.

>>55764279
I don't really trust it. Need it for Visual Studio, so I just keep it in a virtualbox and don't let it access the internet.

I'm not using it

Windows 7 until it's unworkable, Linux after.

Already partially using linux on peripheral devices.

Dumb idiots think cs is a viable career path to making video games. They are surprised when they become dull code monkeys that are routinely replaced by rajeets.

>>55764246
>Civil Engineering

What

>>55764340
CE is computer engineering.

whiteknight detected

kill yourself

That fucking nigger oggre has to be put down

>>55764240
You dun goof'd this time, pajeet.

This is an 18+ website

>>55764159
Put this in a VM for someone else to find

http://sam.zoy.org/lmos/

>>55765063
i arent click that

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>>55764268
You should upgrade your media center, a new generation i3 with integrated graphics would be much more power efficient and would actually be faster for media center reasons, the iGPU on the new gen intel CPUs has hardware decoding for HEVC and VP9 so 1080p and 4k video decoding is nice and smooth. Your HD 4850 would struggle with anything 4k.

I plan on setting up my own media center when Kabylake comes out.

>>55764313
When zen and vega come out the pc on the left is going to become the media center

>>55764119
it's sad that they removed that option in ios10.

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>>55764480
iOS 10 still does it. You can still clearly see the notifications grouped by app.

It will in Android N....and it will take years to have a high userbase.

android sucks

Not worth spending more than $100 on one.

Depends how often you suffer from power outages/brownouts/dips.

They happen so rarely here that I don't feel its worth it.
If your work flow cannot be interrupted then by all means get one, otherwise its just money wasted.

If it's for media creation then probably. A 1500VA unit will provide power for a high end computer pulling 200-300w for ~20 minutes. Higher power draw will reduce this to 5-10 minute run time.

It's not worth a multithousand dollar unit unless you are running a server that NEEDS 24/7 uptime.

>>55764113
I think they're less important than good, clean storage system such as a SAN or ZFS/BTRFS NAS if your budget is tight. I also think that's less important than the tools you use for your media creation. They're definitely an important part of your system though.