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cpu is technology

>>61779865
Games are too but they have their own boards

you already are cancer by posting this shit thread

Is he filthy rich or pretend rich?

>>61779820
pretend rich.

>>61779462
Apple never made good software.

Safari > Chrome

Safari is just a wrapper around an open source project called Webkit.

This is not Apple software, hence why the quality of Safari seems out of place when compare to other Apple apps.

You could replace the screen and battery yourself and it would probably be cheaper than buying a new phone.

>>61778890

This post is against the rules.

>>61778909
I misspoke sorry. The battery has been replaced already and it still didn't work. So, the battery wasn't the issue.

>>61778724
You can put a thick curtain for the windows and for the brown wall bass traps in the corners and some more foam pads in the centre of the wall.

I have carpet flooring
I have sound dampening panels in two rooms for when I practice playing trumpet
I dont moan when I rub one out

Fap inside pc case which has sound dampening

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>>61778450
Bait. No one can be that stupid.

This is now a tech meme thread.

>>61777732
I don't even have it yet.

>>61777732
i'm paying for 100mbps but only getting 1/5 of that

>>61779171
If your ISP can't deliver you 100Mbps save some money by contacting them and downgrade to a lower speed if they offer it.

>>61777615
Pull a wire.


Really, you should pull a wire. A lot of faggots will now try to claim that their Wi-Fi is as fast as Gbit ethernet but they are all wrong.

>inb4 screen shots of ""fast'''' Wi-Fi connections.

>>61777678
nah, i'm on a laptop, and i move around a lot.

my desktop is wired though

Your clients will determine the speed you get more than the ap.

>>61777434
Stop shilling your stupid website, faggot.

Here is all the mostly bloaty shit you're using -

jQuery
Disqus
Google Analytics UA
Google Font API
Select2
Twitter Bootstrap
CloudFlare
Nginx

>>61777596
>implying i-i mean they wouldn't use apache2

>>61777596
> nginx
> bloat

apachebloat fag

Install gentoo

>>61777216
this

>>61777096
No

>>61777096
Yes. Here's a review on GearBest

Pros:
The device doesn't include bloatware and seems to be running a stock android v7.0, with the exception of a small "Themes" app which lets you change the UI and wallpaper. Which is nice since the default UI looks very inconsistent since not every app adopts it's icon scheme. The package also contains an OTG cable, a purse to carry the phone, an additional screen protector and protecting foil.

Cons:
The microUSB port is deeper inside the device so regular microUSB cables can't reach it. You'll only be able to use the OTG cable and the charger cable included in the package, unless you manually trim your other cables. The device also heats up A LOT while charging. As in, charging it from 0% to 100% would make the phone so hot it will almost hurt your hand by holding it. Probably because the phone has a lot of metal on it and it is the first thing to heat up. This seems to only be a problem if you leave the device in the rubber cover included, which prevents it from dissipating heat. If you remove it while charging the device will heat up slower but still be hot if charged for too long. The battery may be massive, but the phone doesn't have power management enabled by default so it will decharge by 4% over night (12h) even without a SIM card and after disabling all bundled Google's apps (which are known to drain battery), and with WiFi turned off. But, after enabling Power Monitor in the System Manager the battery drain is reduced to 1% over 16h of standby which is much better. The camera is terrible, hopefully this is just a software issue and an update or a different app will fix it. The phone barely fits in the purse included. I wouldn't use it anyway, but it seems odd including something that won't fit your phone.

I agree OP.
But if they used this using a better colour scheme then sure, It might look alright.

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each to their own

I like to have nice delineation between commends as well as being able to tell at a glance who+where I am

timestamp is handy fro seeing how long something takes or what TZ machine is in

>>61777051
I wish I could ligatures in sublime and I use a zsh theme that shows the status of the current git project. Hate me all you want.

>>61776942
EC2

>>61776942
Your own home server is the best desu.

>>61776942
Azure or Cloud depending which is cheaper.

If you can avoid EC2, avoid EC2, too overpriced, but it has better documentation than the other two.

However for small to mid size endeavors something like Linode or a mesh of VPSs is usually a more sound and cost effective solution.

>>61776524
It only makes sense for analogue inputs, which never made sense on fixed-grid displays in the first place except for compatibility.

Now that VGA is finally close to death, you won't see remnants like this much more. My monitor only shows it if you connect a VGA input, for example.

>>61776543
Is that called overscan?

>>61776570
It's related to it. Technically overscan is when the whole image has been "zoomed in" (cropping the edges). When I needed autoadjust on a VGA LCD, it was usually when the image was the correct size but offset (so maybe the leftmost few columns of pixels were stuck black, and the rightmost few cut off).

It's the same concept though- it makes sure the pixels of the signal being sent map 100% to the monitor's actual grid of pixels. And again, none of this is relevant for a fixed-grid display connected digitally (DVI, HDMI, DisplayPort, laptop internal, etc) to a digital source. It's still good to know if you deal with legacy stuff.

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>>61775906(you)
Go to wsr or sqt. Bad bait desu