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It is 2016 and we can't get computers to recognise a store front. Why. Why is this so difficult?
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>selecting images with a store front
>complying with increasingly esoteric picture captchas
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>>55357653
Because you're teaching the computers how to recognise a store front.
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>"Its only temporary goy- er guys!"
- moot, around 2010 or some shit
Fuck you, you cunt. Why do we all have to do MTurk level pajeet work to make a post? I bet this site earns so many shekles a day.
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Why haven't you upgraded yet /g/?
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>>55357579
>Australia
Why haven't you moved up to a better country yet anon?
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>>55357579
bazinga xd
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>>55357579
people who watch big bang theory buy prebuilts / consoles
why is babozongo man in the ad?
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Nvidia is not gimping there old gpus 2016-07-01 15:07:59 Post No.55357549
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Nvidia is not gimping there old gpus
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I just decided to test if the talk that nvidia gimps there old gpus is real,
test my trusty 670gtx, against 2generation younger 960gtx. You would get that 960gtx destroyest 670gtx, but compared to average results, it actually stood the test of time.
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>there
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>>55357549
Driver?
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>>55357549
you wanna see something better ?
test your 670 on aots
then post it here
and let the flame begin
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What are your thoughts? I'm considering switching to it from my old iPhone 5s.
Kinda sick of the super small screen, was looking for something powerful, running newest Android and this seems like a good pick.
Any suggestions for 4,7" Android phones tho?
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>>/spg/
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>>55357550
I thought you fags calmed down with the subreddits
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What's the best $300-ish 5" (or smaller?) Android phone? If the OP3 was human-sized I'd be tempted.
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>the chinesse will take all the jobs
>you cant prove me wrong
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>>55357521
Better than pajeets, I don't want my software smelling like poo
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As long as we have self driving cars before then I'm ok with this.
>le Chinese drivers
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>>55357521
The Chinese don't spend money on research and development, it's all blown on stealing ideas. Sure, they can sell a product, but they don't have the capacity to make it better.
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I got a laptop with two hard drives each one with a different debian jessie installed.
I edited my grub config to select between distro1 and distro2 within a 5 second timeout and so on and so forth
but what I really want is to get rid of "press c for a command line or e for whatever"
I want a clean screen with two options and thats it.
I googled everything and the best answer was
>This is one of those issue where I think security by obscurity comes into play. The chances of someone having enough knowledge to edit grub, especially in a school setting are pretty low, unless there are Ubuntu specific courses widely available. I'd be more worried about recovery mode, and allowing general access to Window than having the ability to edit grub.
go figure. so how the fuck can I accomplish this?
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Try looking at /etc/grub.d/
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install lilo instead
grub2 is shit
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>>55357592
Or syslinux
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Linux, Word/Pic processing 2016-07-01 14:54:08 Post No.55357382
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Linux, Word/Pic processing
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Hey friends,
I need to place images on a page, as well as text, and then print the result. It doesn't have to be accurate or anything. I just want to drag the pics around, and maybe make text boxes, or manage the text like on a word page.
Atm, I'm using AbiWord, and it's utter cancer. It takes forever to open, the pics are by default imported inline, they make line- and page breaks beyond belief, and what makes me mad most is that if I undo a page break, the page stays visible although it isn't there anymore because apparently their visual cache sucks ass. It's just tedious.
I recently installed the K Paint ripoff, but it's for some reason also terribly slow. Also importing images is too complicated.
It can't be that difficult, there are cheap ass online picture editors that do exactly what I want, "I want text here -> texttool - click- type - change font size" and "Here I want an image -> import from url -> image appears in a selection", however, then I have to go through saving it and transferring it into being ready to print again.
I WANT THAT SHIT TO BE FAST!
Pls help. Maybe a less capable but also less retarded MS Word clone would do fine?
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>>55357382
just use open office ?
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>>55357382
OpenOffice...?
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>>55357382
libreoffice
Hey /g/, I'm sure this post will be buried by the massive amounts of video card shilling. In the even it does not, how about making your own little /vidyacard area so you can post benchmarks of screwed graphs all day and fap to them.
Btw, I'm still using a $200 R290 and I'm able to vidyagayme just fine and will continue to do so. Have a nice day.
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How about you go h*ck yourself OP
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>>55357554
u mad?
post some benchmarks bro... come at me
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>>55357554
>censoring yourself on 4chan
>being this summer
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>"Wait for the GTX 1060" they said.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kjIHgq2zBU
>not ghetto rigging your rx480
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>being this casual
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>>55357384
Power limited before it reaches the thermal limit. No point in this on the reference model.
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Which is the best music player for Android?
I've been using black player but want to change
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>>55357335
gmmp
I liked Phonograph but it lacks features. PowerAmp was neat but I didn't settle on it after I tried gmmp. Also opus support.
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Definitely phonograph.
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I use Poweramp.
Congratulations! You just finished making an extremely useful piece of software that you want to make open-source.
What license do you use?
Apache/MIT?
or
GPL?
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MIT or GPLv2 (so, most likely MIT).
GPLv3 drove a wedge in the open source community between industry developers who wanted to feed back into OSS and non-industry developers who felt that the principle of freedumb was more important than actually winning over the hearts and minds of developers. nobody calls it "copyleft" - everyone calls it "viral".
people will find excuses to use new useful libraries if the licensing permits them to use it in their project, and most industry projects are closed source. you are not going to be so influential that you'll force them to go open source; instead, you'll be contributing to building a wall between two worlds.
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>>55357333
BSD clause 3
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>You just finished making an extremely useful piece of software
The license will be proprietary. I will lock it down in my secured cloud server instance and put a paid API to access it on the internet.
Programmers should make income off their software instead of giving it away for free.
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Debian vs Ubuntu vs Mint vs Xubuntu 2016-07-01 14:49:54 Post No.55357328
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Debian vs Ubuntu vs Mint vs Xubuntu
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What are the pros and cons of each of these compared to remaining in the list?
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google you retard
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>>55357328
s/Debian/Debian testing/
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>>55357328
Ubuntu/thread
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Am I the only one here who owns AMD GPU yet shills for nVidia?
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Nope, that is pretty much this whole board, including myself.
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>>55357294
>tfw own nvidia gpu and shills for AMD
i found this while dumpster diving, did i strike gold? its a gtx 550 ti
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it's in the dumpster for a reason champ
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>>55357231
Performance wise not great, but it would be cool to see if it works
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>>55357231
I just tossed anot r7-260x cause I haven't used it in 6 months
It's a cheap GPU, if it works it might be worth $30
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Hey, /g/, need your help. What's the best choice of microphone for poorfag?
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pretty sure the one built into your laptop is the ultimate poorfag microphone.
if you have other constraints, maybe try typing those constraints into a comment box and submitting them.
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I'm using a fluoreon microphone right now
25$ and virtual audio cables. It's good after configuration.
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Old broken headset around the bottom of your neck with the microphone pointing up.