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Is dsl sufficient for a studious college student. I don't game or stream movies often. I do program but I don't believe that requires Internet.

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>shove more cores and ram into phones
>make OS more bloated
>end up wasting all the extra hardware performance on keeping up with shit tier software
>have to have octo-core and 6GB of RAM soon, just to make a phone call and text without lagg.

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Are we living in a cyberpunk future?

>every house has a connection to the "internet"
>1/3rd the world's population is in a social media database documenting their personal information, opinions and experiences
>huge disproportionate amount of jobs are about technology
>virtually every business employs or uses technology
>millionaire/billionaire 20 year olds popping up left and right because of a phone app they made
>enormous fucking e-sports competitions
>streamers and people that play video-games for a living are bigger celebrities than actors. PewDiePie has 5x more people subscribed to him than the population of his own country
>renegade hacking group has taken to hacking politicians personal data and keeping them in check

Is it here?

Is this it?

Did it sneak up on us?

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/g/ explain me why this exists

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LEuoI1oavQ

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hey /g/uys i just noticed that my google instant suggestions only show 4 results. did google change this? i found no way to get more than 4 instant suggestions...

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Why are torrent clients so shit?

So here is my struggle I have a small computer at my TV for Kodi running some version of Ubuntu. I also use it to download and seed torrents.
Why is Deluge the only client which can run in a server+client setup?
I do not want to use a shitty webinterface.
Additionally Deluge has plugin support it is basically perfect except with 500+ torrents it gets unstable.

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are they going to be cheaper than intel laptops? when are they coming?

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What's the best chair?

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HP 15-ba100na Laptop (15.6 inch, AMD A9-9410, 8 GB RAM, 1 TB HDD, Windows 10) - Turbo Silver https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01MRNDVV3/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_GroIzbBMZPWTY

It runs a AMD A9-9410

Radeon R4 integrated graphics

8gb of ddr3 ram

HDD memory

Looking to play things like Civ 5 or 4 on med and cs go is that reasonable?

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When making a website for a client, what information should you ask them to not look retarded and lost?

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>2017
LOL why do you need a headphone jack built in? just get an adapter!

>2027
LOL why do you need a headphone jack, speaker, screen, phone call function, camera, storage built in? just get adapters!

Pic related, it's the iPhone 17s.

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Hey /g/ was running out of harddrive space and rather than simply buy a larger drive and transfer I was thinking of a Thunderbolt-3 External storage. Anyone know if it is viable for running games.

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Any good real-time audio editing software in existence that allows me to enjoy my music a lil better?

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This just in: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-to-strengthen-uk-data-protection-law

Personal data and an IP address are two very different things. Since it's impossible to prove who is specifically behind the IP address (person) this only suggest that people will be personally responsible for the outgoing traffic from such address regardless of the users on that network. Who pays for the internet access point is not necessarily the only person who uses it. Those are the small adjustments that will hold as a baseline for the future GOV control over the free web.

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So starting today when I woke up, all google sites like Google and Youtube seem to be fucking up their DNS, only on my laptop, and only when I try to access them on Google Chrome.

I can clear cache and then access one of these sites once, then the problem immediately arises again. Weirdly I've seen someone else today having this problem too, does anyone know what the fuck is up?