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>He just presses the button
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>"I know about computers guys"
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>"no technical knowledge of OC required"
>"OC gpu and cpu at the same time"
>"three nice modes to choose from"
Ultimate faggotry. Even an autistic nigger can offset oc a Haswell, all you got a do is watch out for the voltages. Nice thing that the OC genie usually sets voltages way to high. Professional.
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>>54967619
>DUMB FROGPOSTER
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Today is my first day on a new tech company. I'm in a project with two recently formed teams.
So tell me /g/, how should we name both teams?
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Install And Gentoo
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"Jedi Order" and "Sith"
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Team A
Team B
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Systemd now kills processes when you sign out 2016-06-08 00:01:54 Post No.54967542
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Systemd now kills processes when you sign out
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>still using systemd
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=825394
https://lists.fedoraproject.org/archives/list/[email protected]/thread/ZNQW72UP36UAFMX53HPFFQTWTQDZVJ3M/
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>>54967542
Install gentoo
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Works on my systemd/Linux machine
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doesn't happen on arch
probably because they know what they're doing
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Hey /g/uys basically I locked up all the ports and made a mess of my old motherboard, I remember the power on pass but forgot the setup pass, so basically I only have one sata port and the pc2 ports.
The pc is an HP Compaq 6005 pro SFF, I wonder if you guy could help me to unlock it by another way (The Machine don't have the jumper).
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Take out the battery
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Not your personal tech support
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>>54967865
This
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>AMD HuskyBoard
>Opteron A1120
>quad-core Cortex-A57 clocked at 1.7 GHz
>dual Gigabit Ethernet
>3 SATA 3.0 ports
>expandable memory with DDR3 SO-DIMM slot (up to 16GB supported)
>PCI-E slot for additional networking or storage capabilities
>$99
Where were you when AMD won the microserver war?
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source?
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>>54967454
>ARM with pcie and sata
INTEL IS FINISHED
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>>54967454
This makes me moist...
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>recently promoted to information technology manager
>having quarterly technology panel meeting
>room full of men and women who are in charge of technology but know nothing about it
>they ask if there's anything we need to change at this point
>say that we need to relicense our software as MIT to avoid viral software issues and legal conflicts
>they seem concerned, ask what I mean
>explain to them about the GPL, including how we have to "waste disk space" including the license header on every file
>they ponder it for a few moments, then say to go ahead and change it ASAP
>all of the technology staff who generally say "GNU/Linux" out loud are visibly angry when I go back to tell them to remove the GPL license text from every source file and just throw the MIT license in the root
Feels good to be in charge.
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I can understand using MIT as an individual, but a corporation using MIT is just letting other companies take your source code without attribution.
Fucking cuck.
I bet you feel real smart now, huh?
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>>54967496
It doesn't mean that at all. The code will never be distributed outside our walls.
What it does mean is that if the company ever goes out of business, all of the work I put into it goes into the wild and the GPL won't have its slobber all over it.
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Why the fuck would you remove the GPL?
Makes no sense. Your move served no purpose at all.
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based evga
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No benchmarks = card fails when you stress it
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>>54967117
This. I can boot into Windows at 5.2GHz on my 6700K and take a picture of CPU-Z. It of course BSODs the second it's asked to do anything more complex than that.
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>>54967264
I've gotten 4.7ghz on my i7 870, but when I try to open cpuz windows crashes.
I can open cpuz at 4.4ghz, but it's only stable for real use at 4.2ghz or below.
So yes, OP is a faggot today.
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I'm about to upgrade my fuck-around laptop to Linux. I'm looking for a distro that won't sell my info to lizard people but still has good usability and features.
I was looking at Kali or Backtrack because they seem to have tools that will be useful.
What does /g/ suggest?
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nice bait
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>>54967046
>not bait
>am actually retarded when it comes to linux
pls help
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Kali, which is basically a new version of Backtrack, is mostly for security and pen-testing.
If you're new to Linux, start with something like Ubuntu (Lubuntu, Kubuntu, Xubuntu - they are all good) or Linux Mint to get the hang of it.
Then move to a more advanced distro like Debian for general-purposes or more specific ones like Kali.
Why devices respecting your freedom are such expensive?
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>>54966884
Jews
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>>54966884
Can you ask that in English?
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Economy of scale
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Tell me /g/.. how is it so perfect?
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IT
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JUST
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POOS
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Cars are technology, what do you drive fellow gentoo man ??
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Memes are technology what do you post fellow faggot
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I drive my benis into your mum's cavernous bagina
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Local USPS seems squirrelly. I think they stole one of my packages. Neighbour confirmed missing mail as well. Should I just file a complaint?
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Call them and ask whats up
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>>54966615
Unless the package has tracking they cant do shit. Event then, they probably cant do shit. They just told me to file a police report.
>tfw another entire week until i can file a complaint about not recieving it with ebay because chink origin package. (it was bought on april 23rd)
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>>54966771
It has tracking. I live in a very small town and the end point on tracking is my local sketchy USPS. Guess I can't order shoes online anymore.
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What's a typical day looks like for you /g/? 2016-06-07 22:48:35 Post No.54966582
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What's a typical day looks like for you /g/?
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Sometimes when I go to the toilet I squeeze out something similar to my average day
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LOL WTF WHAT SHOW IS THIS FROM
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Wake up
Have breakfast while watching yesterday's new episodes of whatever shows I'm following
Go for a bike ride
Have lunch
Lurk 4chan until night
Go out and get drunk/high
Come back home and rewatch some old sitcom
Go to bed
Repeat ad infinitum
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Using m.2 to PCI-E adapters to use NVME SSDs in a desktop PC 2016-06-07 22:44:30 Post No.54966517
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Using m.2 to PCI-E adapters to use NVME SSDs in a desktop PC
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Is this a worthwhile thing to do? Is there some kind of bottleneck on the cheap adapter cards that prevents NVME drives from reaching their full potential?
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Just get a PCIE SSD you shitlord.
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>>54966517
No.
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>>54966517
Yes to the first question, no to the second.
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Looking for info about Arrogon Lab 2016-06-07 22:38:32 Post No.54966425
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Looking for info about Arrogon Lab
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...supposedly they were working on some revolutionaly heavy fusion technology back in the '70/'80 and their work got ditched. Could not find anything remotely interesting with google. Can you help a guy out?
WTH is going on, cannot find a single paper about them, maybe there's a typo in the name or sth.? Looks like some creepy mystery to me :/
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It was an inside job!