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Why have a good camera in the back, and a poor one on the front. When you can have a good camera for both sides?

>>55272194
It makes sense, back camera is always a lot better than the front camera, it's pretty smart to make it flip than to have two good cameras.

It's going to be popular because the selfie culture currently.

actually a good idea desu

Depends, but yes

g sync is just free sync with the apple tax attached to it

I got a sweet deal on a G-sync monitor, it's definitely worth it if you can get a G-sync monitor for not much more than the cost of an otherwise equivalent monitor without G-sync. Freesync doesn't add any additional cost, so that's definitely worth it.

>>55272129
>power cut
>everything is lost forever
>cant hot swap gpu or cpu

>>55272168

Just configure to copy modifications before reboot or shutdown to SSD.

On boot, the system copy all information saved on SSD to RAM.

>>55272168
>can't hotswap cpu or gpu
Wat

$470000 jetpack

a towel to wipe my cum off your mom's face

/thread

>>55272089
A dragon dildo

>>55272017
Just paint over the window with plastidip if it bothers you so much

>>55272017
Let the window face your wall?
Or take the window out and spray paint it in your color of choice?

Btw, sexy case, love the design, thanks for sharing.

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>>55272487
Forgot the picture, looks perfectly fine this way imo.

heatsinked ddr3. Not with extremely high, idiotic heatsinks, but something subtle, like Kingston hyperX.

RDRAM

>>55272037
RAM heatspreaders are a meme, you dip.

>>55271857
Why are you running Tiger instead of PPC Debian for security and more up to date packages than that piece of shit?

>>55272531
It's Leopard. I've already tried PPC Debian also, and it's a huge hassle to set up (on my powerbook at least), so I just stuck with Leopard

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>>55271857
Really old computers are not comfy. They're a pain in the butt to use.

But around the mid 2000s computers got very comfy with Windows XP and Mac OS X. These operating systems were very powerful and flexible, but also simple enough for a person to get to the point where they felt like they were in near total control of the OS.

Ubuntu was very comfy as well up until the switch to Unity.

Vista was the start of the gimmicks for Microsoft. Somewhere in the late 2010s Apple started having shorter and shorter support periods for their software (I'm not too up on Apple history).

Win 7 can be considered comfy, I suppose. But it's too messy in places for my taste. The control panel is unintuitive and the file permissions system is terrible.

Right now, without looking it up can you get to the Virtual Memory management window in Windows 7 without having a misclick along the way to get there?

I could do it every time in Windows XP but I can never quite remember exactly where it is in 7. I always end up in the wrong place for a few seconds before I get there.

Nothing is ever free.

decent
free
vpn

choose any 2

>>55271785
OpenVPN is free as in freedom

Processor?
Probably not.

You could do it for FUN

What kind of a Processor is it running?
I'd toss in more RAM and a Radeon 9800 Pro and use it for XP era vidya or something.

Overclock it until it cries or dies

update from ^
if theres no thing tell me how much of a moron i am or.. help me out

>>55271646
Define "sandbox for programming"

>>55271646
a terminal

He wasn't smart at all.
The man literally committed suicide when he refused chemo for a treatable cancer and instead decided to eat nothing but fruit to make the cancer go away.

He's not dead

Jobo lives on in my liver.

rodents are not very liked in many cultures
and xfce's rodent was not cute enough

>>55271591
it's an abstract kind of mouse

MUH ABSTRAKT LINES

I can also add that I had a Wildfire S a few years ago and liked it.
How is Desire 610 comparable to phones in the same price range?

>>55271524
>>>/g/sqt
>>>/g/spg

>>55271540
o-ok

Is this for some homework? Then the first. Most teachers want their jobs secure.

I think everyone can benefit from some basic computer literacy courses and this includes basic scripting because a little shell scripting can go a long way.

Not everyone needs to learn to code for the same reason that not everyone becomes a mathematician, not everyone is cut out for it.
The "everyone can code" and "programmer shortage" meme is a scheme put into place by silicon valley who wants to devalue the software development profession into the janitorial work of the 21st century, with pay to match.

>>55271468
Yes, but are there professors out there who still believe they are required for people to learn to code properly?

There shouldn't be a right or wrong answer but perhaps you are right, he may grade the people who choose the latter option harsher. But really no, people should not be required to code. lel

>>55271435
>$850
for a "$599" card

>>55271556
bro it can play 4k at 60fps. why wouldn't it be 850? I guess it's pretty much price performance.

>>55271435
>paying scalp prices for a reference card

Are you really this stupid?