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>EVGA in charge of VRM cooling

wew

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what rainmeter skins is this guy using?

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What are some good smart phones that aren't made by
>apple
>samsung
>htc
>sony
>motorola
I'm looking for a good smartphone brand that isn't going to cost me $600, and is maybe a bit different than the standard brands.

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Where's the best place to download Android APKs that have been modded or cracked? Looking mainly for games that get around microtranstion shit. I know there's a few of the most popular apps on torrent sites but the selection is minuscule and they tend not to be modded.

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How soon will we get 2TB micro SD cards?

It's been 2 years and the best we have are 256GB micro SD cards. What's taking these fuckers so long?

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So as long as it is turned off and unplugged, the computer will work fine as soon as it dries off right?

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How do I make font rendering on my Arch look so good?

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What computing shakeups are we in for in our lifetime?

For example, saying goodbye to volatile storage (RAM, maybe not CPU caches) as our non volatile storage reaches RAM speeds.

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BOOM! audio player

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stop

post your peripherals. discuss them.

pic related, mine.

ducky one cherry reds and a logitech g502 spectrum. semi shown benq xl2411z.

love my ducky one white & grey. FAR better than my corsair strafe it replaced. its quality is amazing. extremely pleased with it. only thing i would like are some matching color pbt double or dye sub linux key caps to replace the ducky logo ones.
got my g502 to replace my steelseries rival 300 that i busted. at first was hesitant at the shape but its actually comfy and it tracks much more precisely than my rival 300 did. really impressed by it.
have owned my benq xl2411z for over a year now. got it to replace my old dell ips screen that burnt out after five years and really like my benq. 144hz and pwm free are super nice and well worth it. would of liked it to be ips but at the time all the ips ones where gsync / freesync and didn't want to pay the premium for it. i can say its tn panel is far better than any tn panel i've had in the past.

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So /g/, I've wanted to have an honest discussion about this for a while but whenever I google this topic all I can find is shill and paid marketer articles on Windows.

Why would Microsoft ruin windows? They've totally made the OS unusable ever since the initial release of 8. This is not an opinion thread, I think at this point we can all put our biases/opinions aside and recognize this for what it is.
What I want to know, is why? Why would they ruin the OS that everyone in the world uses?
Do you guys think they did this for the sake of mass data collection, or did some fool actually look at Windows from 8 onwards and think it was a good idea?

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Whats the best programming language if I want to make alot of money? Is Java good for that?

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Show me your prompt, /g/. Post the source, shell, and any other details.

Bash 4.3.

export PROMPT_COMMAND=__prompt_command
function __prompt_command() {
    local EXIT="$?"

    local DEFAULT='\[\e[0m\]'

    local RED='\[\e[0;31m\]'
    local GREEN='\[\e[0;32m\]'
    local DARK_GRAY='\[\e[0;90m\]'
    local PURPLE='\[\e[0;35m\]'
    local YELLOW='\[\e[0;33m\]'

    PS1="\n${GREEN}\t${DEFAULT} "

    if [ "$EXIT" != "0" ]; then
        PS1+="${RED}$EXIT${DEFAULT} "
    else
        PS1+="$EXIT${DEFAULT} "
    fi

    JOBSCOUNT=$(jobs -p | wc -l)
    if [ $JOBSCOUNT != "0" ]; then
        PS1+="${YELLOW}$JOBSCOUNT${DEFAULT} "
    fi


    PS1+="${PURPLE}\w${DEFAULT}\n${DARK_GRAY}\u${DEFAULT}\\$ "
}

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Which NSA databases do you appear in and how much information do they have about you? Keep in mind that data collection for all of these is passive and doesn't require the NSA to target you for this data to be collected. Also, for US citizens the NSA doesn't consider it to be violating your 4th amendment rights as long as they don't look at the data collected on US citizens without a warrant, even thought there's nothing keeping them (or the FBI that they recently gave access to all of their databases) from doing so.

>XKeyscore
Stores any data sent over the internet that isn't encrypted such as your searches, emails, posts, etc. for 3-5 days.

>MARINA
Stores metadata for all internet traffic. Possibly including HTTP headers so your entire internet history down to the pages you visited for every website you visit that doesn't use HTTPS and just the more general history of what website if the website does support HTTPS. Stores data for 1 year.

>MAINWAY
Stores metadata related to phonecalls such as caller, receiver, date/time of call, length of call, etc. for 5 year.

>DISHFIRE
Stores text messages for 1 or more years.

>FASCIA
Metadata about cellphone connections to cell towers. Stores data for an unknown amount of time.

>SOMALGET*
Audio recordings of phone calls. Stores data for 30 days.

*only applicable in some countries