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>>55037088
yes

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>>55037107
10/10
#rekt

>>55037107
Kek

>swipe

>>55037063
I forgot about chips

HOW THE FUCK DO CHIPS WORK

you swipe
machine takes information
sends information to bank computer
bank computer says yes or no to transaction based on accounts
sends reply
you either just paid or look like an idiot

>>55036992
sex robots

>>55037022
Vr Sex Robots

>>55037022
>>55037029
You think we'll seriously have to wait until 2040s for either of those? We already have the first and I'm pretty sure we'll have consumer versions of the latter before next year is over.

>>55036984
> that will help Linux developers do an even better job now
> on windows
kek. There are no "Linux developers" that use windows for development, though.

If said devs are using anything other than Linux for development, it's OSX, which doesn't need a "Subsystem For Linux" just to run coreutils and the GNU Toolchain.

>>55037485
>There are no "Linux developers" that use windows for development, though.

If I write webby shit that's deployed solely to Linux servers, how am I not a "Linux developer"? Seems vague to me, and your argument looks like Gran Autismo semantic whining.

>>55036984

>Ubuntu Bash on Win 10
>All of the drawbacks of a VM with none of the benefits

I seriously do not see the point of this, aside from churning retarded tech "journalism".

>>55037668
It's not my "argument", and not my choice of words; I pulled them from the article.

Ever since their announcement months ago, they've hyped the "use *nix cli tools natively on windows" angle in articles. I guess they coin "Linux Developers" as devs that venture outside of Visual Studio and use 3rd party tools within terminals as a part of the development process.

I do agree with you though:
> I seriously do not see the point of this

have you tried running updoc?

>>55036989
What's updoc? I don't see it in the play store

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>>55037012

>>55036910
Yes, in order to enable the root first you must encrypt your android keyboard and than delete

Look up app apks and install them. (E.g "meme team pro edition apk")

>>55036910
uTorrent
pls

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Kill yourself

>>55036902
SEMEN
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DEMON
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>>55036902
what's his name

>>55036859
It was compromised for one.

Non-free
Delays updates
Doesn't respect the GNU foundation

>>55037035
Non-free?

Snowden used Tails, you fucking retard

What about...?

>Someone who was just curious, and decided to check it out on an old laptop

Although I've only considered doing that. Not curious enough.

>>55036578
Ooooor
>wants to actually learn how to use the tools so they burnt it to a usb drive

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https://github.com/Swordfish90/cool-retro-term

>>55036361
urxvt

>>55036361
I used Sakura for many years. These days, I don't care about what terminal emulator I use anymore, as long as the fonts are readable.

Though there was nothing special about Sakura. It just used libvte and GTK and was okay.

Install Linux
Install WINE or a VM

>what is dualbooting
Also, install gentoo

mac would give you adobe and *nix

>>55035955
>4K seems to be the way things are headed
says who

Most people can't see the difference between 720p and 1080p, they sure as shit can't see the difference between 1440p and 4k

I could use that money my kids are hungry man come on

>>55035955

Gamble it

>>55035579
Depends on the Xeon.
Xeon can even be an i7 on the cheap.

>>55035579
Intel® vPro Technology
Enhanced Intel SpeedStep® Technology
Trusted Execution Technology

locked multipliers, but on a bunch of Xeon motherboards you can link CPU clusters

theoretically with a GPU it would be more powerful than your average gaymer desktop but it would be a waste of power and time if you are economic and you are running it from home.

One way to get a basic idea of the sales numbers is to look at sales of games.

Metal Gear Solid V on steam has about 917,251 owners. The Witcher III has about 1.3 million.

Anyone who owns these games probably owns a fairly decent discrete GPU. It might be possibly to play them on integrated graphics, but not very well.

http://steamspy.com/app/287700

But the owners of these games could have cards that go back more than three years. You could play Metal Gear Solid V on a GTX 460, and probably even older hardware.

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>>55035540
>>55035603
Samefagging aside, this would be interesting to know

>>55035540
go pay idc money for the numbers

>>55035370
tell them clock speed is how many times a drummer hits the drum
tell them ipc is how many hits he can do whenever his arms go down
tell them multi-core is having two+ drummers and two+ drumsets
tell them hyperthreading is having two drummers and a single drumset

>>55035452
But that's still equating the clock for performance, isn't it?

What if they ask "What if you take an old-ass Pentium III and just click it to 5 GHz?"

>>55035497
it isn't.
1ghz core with ipc of 5 is just as fast as a 5ghz core with ipc 1.