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You're using all that, while using Windows.

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Sure.

>>55728091
3 more grilled salmons are accredited to your account Eyjafjallajökullsson

You already posted this on /v/ jackass

depreciated garbage, should've opted for a 1070 you fool

>>55727907
>980 ti

Nvidia has already started the cucking should have gone for the 1070 idiot.

>>55727887
Do what Cubans do. Mesh nets.

With our second amendment rights, of course.

Probably mesh net and p2p.

>>55727817
Just buy a fucking desktop computer OP

Or get a 1k mobile workstation

>>55727860
I'm a bit out of the loop when it comes to tech requirements, I doubt that a stock desktop would have what I need to run a game engine at an acceptable speed though, right?

>>55727880
Nigga build a fucking desktop

It's just like making a fucking lego house and read the fucking guide

>>55727702
>winblows users will defend this

wtf I hate windows now

>>55727702
>yawn
just made a folder named AUX

>>55727688
Yes, and get the 480

What do you think, nigger?

no keep it. its supposed to look like that

>>>/g/spg

HTC 10 is better.

>>55727654
It really boils down to this.

>6P
Cheaper
Bigger screen
Better screen

>HTC 10
More expensive
Expandable storage

>>55727610
bump

>>55727610
what's the difference between 'dedicated' and 'literally dedicated?'

>>55727610
It's funny because he is a nice guy.

Whenever I saw these commercials, I always thought that I'd much rather hire the pc guy on the left to do anything actually important (ie, my accountant, lawyer, investment advisor, etc)

>>55727596
My words too, but who cares about this low tier thread thats been done to death

>>55727590
which one's which?

Bump!! Help please guys..

GIVE

>>55727975
IT

>what is pastebin
>what is ctrl C & ctrl v????

WELCOME TO /g/

>>55727493
Fine, you lazy fuck.

>We have to do something to keep the lights on. Google’s infrastructure costs are over $5,000,000,000 a quarter. That’s 5 billion. Also, ad revenue is over 90% of Google’s business. Without ads we’d have to shut down search, YouTube, etc. No new products would come out. And the money we spend on long shots like self-driving cars would disappear.

>Companies have to monetize their products. Subscription services add enough friction that most users would prefer to go elsewhere. Also the transaction costs, bookkeeping and customer support would erode profits quickly. Advertising is a more convenient and less costly way to provide services to users.

> Ad targeting is good for users and businesses. I’d much rather see an ad for an oscilloscope than for tanning cream. There are plenty of users for whom the reverse is true. Back in the early days of the internet users saw whatever ads the content providers secured. (It was further compounded by horrific visuals, marquis, blink tags, etc.) These ads didn’t sell a lot so content providers had to load their sites up with them. Totally obnoxious.

>Targeting increases click-through-rate and advertising revenue. Clearly that’s good for the business, but why is that good for the consumer? Imagine if you had to watch two or three ads after every YouTube video. Without targeting that’s what Google would have to do to maintain revenue.

>From an inside perspective I can say that there seems to be a healthy separation between Google’s various products. We don’t do paid placement in search results. (That’s strictly reserved to the ads world.) We don’t even promote YouTube videos in the results. In fact one of the projects I worked on for video indexing was to improve placement for third-party video providers like Vimeo.

>We want to deliver the best experience to the users. High-quality targeted advertising allows us to do this without sacrificing our core values.

basic argument boils down to:
fewer, more relevant ads > many irrelevant ads
I think it's pretty fair
I use adblocker for the most part anyway, so it doesn't strongly affect me
I'm not big on the whole tracking paranoia, and appreciate the convenience

>>55727465
Ask Hiroshimoot-sama nicely

>>55727468
I dont think he likes me

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#!/bin/bash
for number in {1..262}
do
   wget https://s.4cdn.org/image/title/"$number".png
done
exit 0

Literally took me 5 minutes of looking at a banner, finding what the maximum image was, then googling how to count up in bash.

I seriously debated actually posting this. Seriously, just google it next time.

My iPhone comes in the mail tomorrow
hype

You should switch to Android and stop being a massive faggot.

>>55727679
I was previously with Android before switching to an iPhone. I didn't really like Android, and while stock iOS isn't any better than Android, I feel that jailbroken iOS is.

>>55727439
>So /g/ what's the consensus
Why the fuck do people keep starting threads with this shitty formulation? /g/ is not a unified hivemind and does not have, and is not "in on" any sort of consensus on anything. And you weren't in the middle of a conversation with us so don't start with "So". Fuck off.

I have these, I use the rubber not the foam plugs, and mine don't "stick out", I can even lay on my side with them on a pillow or something just fine. But they aren't the most comfortable, my last cheaper earplugs were more comfortable.

Also this >>55728371

Squeeze the foam, then stick in, hold for 5-10 seconds

I hates the rubber tips, got not good sound with them.

I wear my se425 all day at work, they are super comfy on me

>>55727333
and nothing of value was lost

>>55727333
>pcie card technically out of pcie spec
>ever being technically compatible with anything

>>55727355
upboat