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>>54992923
WELCOME THE PARTY VAN

>>54992298
>>secondary screen (which isn't a meme, by the wat)
Keep telling it yourself, one day you might actually believe it.

>>54992298
The v10 dac is not that good

ZenFone mustard race.

>>54992215
depends on what is broken

>>54992215
Try throwing it into another PC/dock and try pulling your files off, otherwise.. yeah, you're fucked.

Run CrystalDiskInfo and post results, if it loads

if not, try to run a SMART test from BIOS. Sounds like your HDD is fucked though, unfortunately.

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ask again

>>54992240
Should I o' conch shell?

>>54992210
I bought this one like a month ago
Asus x205ta
Pros
lightweight
comfy keyboard
good battery life

Cons
there is two "pins" in the bottom of the screen and it really hard to use on a desk, it sliding on it
im trying to install linux on it and its pretty hard

Everyone makes windows-like OS and get sold like candy.

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>>54992152
Dot coms

>Now that everyone's using them, fewer new people are using them

Sad State of Tech Journalism: Exhibit A

sounds like the major announcements are
>OS X => macOS
>Siri SDK
???

so i'm not excited. i really hope they announce hardware, but it doesn't seem likely. still, the rumors around hardware are pretty cool-sounding. USB type C in the MBP, for one thing. and monitors with integrated graphics cards for another (if you think about a dedicated card for just one monitor, you might be able to scale down the needs quite a bit, so we're hardly talking about adding a GTX 970 into every monitor/price tag).

i figured out how to drive 4k monitors for my laptop on my own, though, so i'm not that invested in a "retina desktop monitor" solution. it would just be nice to see something reasonably forward-thinking, especially since we have absolutely nothing on the horizon to actually push 5k or 8k graphics at 120Hz (maybe compressed, but certainly nothing uncompressed). integrated graphics cards might, conceivably, open the door to the solution to that problem.

>>54992150
>i really hope they announce hardware,
didn't they stop doing that a few years ago?

I don't give a flying fuck about another iphone but I really want to see external gpu support that isn't limited to apple meme displays

I want them to update the mac pro too but I don't have high hopes considering apple's track record of neglecting anything but their phones - maybe now that iphone sales are slowing they'll remember that they still make computers

I hope they won't fuck up apple music

Java

>>54992089
html

C and assembly

>proprietary software

>>54992058
>AYYMDPOORFAG KEK DETECTED

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>>54992079
yes

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>>54992013
GOOD FIGHT THE MINDLESS CONSUMERISM

>tfw burger
>tfw get to order a 1070 strix as soon as possible and not pay through the nose for it

Anyways, maybe the 1060/ti will suit your needs better when that comes out.

I don't even think the 480 will cost 200€

Before they sell out, I mean.

>>54991746
I would higly reccomend you to wait for aftermarkets, they will have better coolers and will be overclocked

Check the Nvidia subreddit every 10 minutes.

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NASA didn't get the memo

>>54991852
>I posted the hat dog again mom!

>>54991703
>I'd settle for 720p 30fps
if you were only able to register changes in the visual landscape that happened for 1/30th of a second or longer, you'd be functionally disabled.

The same is arguably true of whatever the closest analog for "720p resolution" would be of eyesight acuity.

Unless you have literally several genetic disorders, your eyesight is currently leaps and bounds ahead of digital imaging in basically every dimension.

>>54991753
however, In the land of the blind the guy with 720p 30fps eyesight IS king.

>>54991703
There was an experiment with a blind guy like a year ago and while he could actually see with it, it was like 16x16 in a few shades of grey and they had to take it out again after a few days.

So.. maybe.

It's a great mousemat

The butt of a 9 year old.

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>>54991677
I use pic related.

It's that time of month again, pacaur refuses to update packages:

$ pacaur -Syu

:: Synchronizing package databases...
 core is up to date
 extra is up to date
 community is up to date
 multilib is up to date
:: Starting full system upgrade...
resolving dependencies...
looking for conflicting packages...
error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: spl-linux: installing linux (4.6.1-2) breaks dependency 'linux=4.5.4'
:: zfs-linux: installing linux (4.6.1-2) breaks dependency 'linux=4.5.4'
:: zfs-utils-linux: installing linux (4.6.1-2) breaks dependency 'linux=4.5.4'
:: Starting AUR upgrade...
:: resolving dependencies...
:: no results found for dependencies)

What does the error "no results found for dependencies)" mean? It just throws that and exits.
I assume it's something related to ZFS packages, but I don't want to reinstall them manually every time kernel updates. Any way to prevent that?

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>>54991585

· The "stable" distribution contains the latest officially released distribution of Debian.

The current "stable" distribution of Debian is version 8, codenamed jessie.

· The "testing" distribution contains packages that haven't been accepted into a "stable" release yet, but they are in the queue for that. The main advantage of using this distribution is that it has more recent versions of software.

The current "testing" distribution is stretch.

· The "unstable" distribution is where active development of Debian occurs. Generally, this distribution is run by developers and those who like to live on the edge.

The "unstable" distribution is always called sid.

I'm curious, for a first distro, could anyone here sell Ubuntu (even without Unity) over Debian Testing? Heck, what even are the reasons to not use Debian Testing?

>>54991554
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkiZdSBux9E

>>54991648
>linusshilltips

I also want to know.

I'm thinking of getting a 480 and then upgrading to a 490 when it comes out. Or if the 490 fails, potentially a 1080 when prices drop