/sqt/ - Stupid Questions Thread

Is there a good tutorial out there to learn how to do diagrammatic modeling in LaTeX?

Or should I just give up and use yed and import the diagram I make to LaTeX?

Is it worth it to also/instead learn how to make graphs and shit in LaTeX?

Is it possible to get Google translate to ignore certain lines when translating a txt document?

I'm making a new key in Kleopatra.

Should I make it ECDSA+ECDH (NIST P-521)?

>>59665482
DSA is too small these days.
Don't know about ECDSA.

If you have confidence in the elliptic curve stuff, then go for it.

I know there was one dodgy elliptic curve that was put out as a standard and got panned for it.

Anything wrong with the tried and true non-elliptic curve stuff?

>>59665222
I have asked a computer repair store to change my hard drive because I didn't want to scratch the back cover. They did a fine job with that but I'm wondering if they did take a copy of my hard drive. There was nothing personal in it but what worries me is the fact that my copy of Windows is going to be on it regardless.

So how do the manufacturer Windows licenses work? Can they copy my hard drive and use it on another computer?

>>59665579
If you're just worried about your license, don't. It's pinned to your hardware (mostly mobo)

>>59665565
>Anything wrong with the tried and true non-elliptic curve stuff?
Not Quantum Computer proof. I guess.

I'll just make a 4096 RSA one which expires and maybe use elliptic curve another time.

>>59665599
I had nothing on it, I just wanted to put in the SSD from my old laptop but I didn't have any tools with me so I asked a shop to do it. I'm glad they can't use my copy to deploy to other machines because the only other thing they can do with it is jerking off to a fresh installation of Windows.

Is Seagate still worse than Western Digital?

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Ah well, okay, yeah.
So, my Android device won't let me move apps to the SD card unless I adopt it as internal storage. Adopting it is cool and all but, when encrypted, specially my sd card, everything goes to shit, as in everything is damn slow when booting up. I do think my sd card is bad with encryption, I don't know. Last time I had boot problem and I didn't really do anything, just that, I think, the sd decryption panicked or something. What can I do? nothing right?
I formatted the sd card to remove its adopted status, and everything is normal now, but I miss moving apps to my sd.
As to why I have my phone encrypted: I am worried that if I lose it someone might be able to get important data I care about or might be able to use my accounts.

Let's say I access a website on my Android tablet, logged into my Google account. What all information is sent? Of course my IP and which website I'm accessing, but is my Google account info linked to any information which is sent? Like "Anon Smith visited x site from this IP" or something?

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>>59665222
Not a very involved tech person, please be gentle:
I'm having driver problems with a new device (specifically a Wacom drawing tablet/display, Wacom is know for their shitty drivers). I also had drivers for previous Wacom devices on my computer, and I think that's where the problem is.

Even though I have uninstalled the software, there's still a bunch of leftover Wacom files on my C drive.

If I just select them all and delete them manually, will that make for a cleaner re-install or cause me even more problems?

I can't find a good video player that supports subtitles on chromebook. I need it for my animu

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DUDE I'VE TRIED EVERYTHING

this computer will not fucking connect to my houses WiFi.

I've connected to LAN, I've connected to my Hotspot, I've Uninstaller and reinstalled my driver, I've tried a different wireless connector, I've tried too many things and it REFUSES to connect to my houses wifi and I've tried many many other methods

Whyyyyyyy?

>>59665768
It has nothing to do with encryption. That's all handled by dedicated hardware, so after the initial setup there's virtually no impact on performance. The reason you're probably seeing a slowdown is that the sd card REPLACES your faster internal storage. Internal gets disabled and more or less used as a backup. If you just want to relocate program files I would root and use a dedicated app

>>59666030
Clean install windows. Or ask your refrigerator for help

>>59666064
I guess I have no other choice man

Is there a good way to de-botnet a Kindle Paperwhite

>>59666068
It's a good way to get rid of manufacturer bloat anyway

>>59666030
Will it connect to another wifi hotspot?

>>59666077
It's a clean install anyways, so whatever

>>59666080
It connect to my phones Hotspot but I haven't tried anything else

>>59666109
You reset the router?

>>59666109
Has it EVER connected to that network?

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>>59665222
Ok, what the fuck is this? random programs have this N symbol on my screen now. I noticed it two days ago in boarder lands 2. I have adobe primer pro running and it shows up every time I hit play. I updated my graphics driver (clean install) and it didnt fix the problem.

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>>59665878
>google botnet
>not already logging everything possible
Just give up. There is nothing to fear, for the botnet already knows everything.

>>59666220
not a doubt it my mind she isn't the worst girl
>that voice

ew

>>59666220
It doesn't know why kids love the taste of cinnamon Toast Crunch

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>>59666234
>worst girl
>shark teeth exists

>>59666271
it's the voice that kills me, familia

sounds like some goku shit

>>59666200
nevermind. After 2 days I found the answer after posting it. Nahimic was the issue. I uninstalled it. I have a soundcard and soundblaster anyway.

>>59666283
goku is best girl
t. blackfag

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>>59666173
Yes
>>59666191
No

What the fuck.
Red boards keep returning to Yostuba instead of staying on Tomorrow.
Is there any way to use Tomorrow without using these fucked cookies?

>>59666338
Try deleting the network, then WPS

>>59666358
The cookies are what hold your settings. How else would you save them?

>>59666358
https://ccd0.github.io/4chan-x/

privacy apps for android?

i often hand my phone to people while at work. i have a lot of lewd shit on my phone.

all the "lock" app-apps ive seen are unreliable, any recommendations

What's the best cloud storage service?

I'm going to use Duplicity to upload encrypted backups. The only thing I need is storage, not any fancy features.

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If I update my Windows 8.1 to 10, will it only erase the files on my C drive or all of my hard drives?

Balanced or High Performance mode?

I noticed I had been in balanced mode for a week now and never noticed any problems. I just ran the same benchmarks I did in balanced mode in high performance mode and the scores were exactly the same. So with that in mind, isn't there no point putting high performance mode?

>>59666704
It won't even erase that unless you choose clean install. If you're worried about other drives, just unplug them during the upgrade to be on the safe side

Best place to download more RAM?

>>59666774
Limewire

>>59666798
Anon said RAM not pizzas.

>>59666720
It really doesn't matter unless you have a terrible cooling solution.
All HP mode does is set the cores to not park, which means that they are all active, all the time, so the CPU generates slightly more heat than on balanced, but it doesn't make a difference to multicore loads.

>>59666618
Your own cloud hosted VPS running an instance of something like owncloud.

I noticed one of my startup programs didn't load. Upon attempting to load it I received the message "A referral was returned from the server." The fix I read said to disable "UAC: Only elevate executables that are signed and validated" in the group policy manager but this option is currently off by default. I'm running W10.

Any ideas?

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I installed a hard drive in my PC (didn't replace the boot drive, just added extra storage), and now I keep getting this message. I even removed the drive and the message keeps popping up. I tried all the solutions I could find on google, but nothing is working.

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>>59667022
This is what I see in device manager. The one with the yellow flag keeps popping up then going away, even if I disable or uninstall it it comes back in a few minutes or seconds. If I click on properties, it gives me an error code 43, which is apparently a hardware malfunction of some kind. I'm at my witts end.

>>59667022
>>59667038

Make sure all cables in the machine are fully connected. Maybe disconnect all usb cables to connect to the mobo. Power up and see if you still get the message. Also make sure no foreign metals are touching mobo ports. Sorry, thats all I got.

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Is there a way to bypass the "upgrade your OS" bullshit on Slack now? UI update just ruined it and I have no clue where channel messages are.

>>59667193
*the messages tab is just covered with an "upgrade your shit" overlay.

>>59667134
I actually disassembled my PC to dust it out when I installed the hard drive back into the computer after realizing it wasn't the problem, or least that removing it didn't fix the problem. It still keeps popping up. It seems to pop up more frequently the more the drive is accessed though, like it was popping up really rapidly when I was playing a game. IDK if that was just a coincidence though, since the error message also pops up without the drive installed.

hey /g/
I helped my friend build his first self-built this evening... we ran into a problem with the RAM
PC would just get stuck in a looping booting and rebooting when he had both of his RAM sticks in... but when we took out one of them it worked fine.
Upon inspection of the 'bad' RAM the dimm pins on the edges are like kind of like shorter on the edges... I don't have a pick as the RAM is at his house now.
This isn't normal right? pic kind of shows what it looked like. Gonna test it again tomorrow if it doesn't I'm gonna have him RMA it to newegg.

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>>59667380
forgot the pic

>>59667380
Normal on DDR4

>>59666837
I just tried and it's barely 2°C difference.

Speaking of temps, no matter the benchmarks I use I can't get it to run hotter than low 70°C (realbench for 15min did that) - should I be happy? I suppose the real question is, when I'll get to play something like Battlefield 1, will it get hotter than the values I got from all these benchmarks or am I to expect something lower than that? I can't try BF1 yet because I haven't bought a GPU yet, I'm not particularly a huge gaymer.

>>59666837
>>59667432
Forgot to mention the CPU in question is an i7-7700K whoops.

Other than the 70+°C I got from realbench's stress test, heavy loads is usually between 65 and 69, I never really see 70.

What FPGA board should I get for like 100 USD or less? I was thinking the Pynq (65 with student discount) but I'm not sure. I can just hook up shit to its pins right? Like more switches and 7 segment displays and stuff?

>>59667432
70'c is the target temperature for the boost algorithm, it will downclock so that it doesn't go above 70'c

The better question is, can it sustain full boost clocks on at least one core under lightly threaded loads?

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What are my options for used Thinkpads in the $300-$400 range that have quad core CPUs, preferably up to 3.4ghz

My W10 is a cracked version and I want to reset it. Will there be problems?

>>59667468
W520

>>59667461
First time reading this, I'm a bit skeptical, especially since I see so many gameplay videos with 7700K being well over 70°C.

As for your question, I have no idea how I could answer it. Also, my vcore is at 1.250 although I'm still in stock settings (4400mhz on 4 cores), I could probably lower it more to get better temps.

Speaking of mhz, it's said the 7700K goes to 4.5ghz single core on stock but I only see 4400mhz for all 4 cores; is that 4.5ghz thing just a lie or is it simply impossible for me to witness it? Or is something wrong with my settings?

>>59667512
It will boost to 4.5GHz when only ONE core is being heavily loaded.
At all other times, it will be 4.4GHz maximum

Can you activate a win10 installation with dazloader?

>>59667533
Alright, just never seen it in HWiNFO64.

Speaking of benchs, the scores I got on things like Cinebench were normal (i.e. other people would get the same score as I did), but when I tried Dolphin or RealBench I had pretty bad scores - was it because I'm not using a GPU and still using the iGPU? I sometimes worry my 7700K is shit or that I'm not using the right settings or something.

I got $70 in cash back from when I bought my laptop from the dell website. it expires in a week. so what should I buy?

I got $70 in cash back from the dell site when I bought my laptop. The coupon expires in a week. What should I buy?

>>59667613
An external hard drive for back ups?

Anyone remember a humorous video of RMS going to all sorts of places in his sitting sleeping position?

>>59667380
It's probably a bad ram slot rather than a bad dimm. Try testing with just one stick installed but in the other ram slot. If it won't boot when that particular slot is populated then it's a bad slot.
The tapered edges on the pins are normal.

my 6700k will work natively in a Z270 board right?
Or do I need to find a board with specific support?

I'm planning to buy Asus Z270 Strix ITX

How often does a UPS need to be replaced?

I bought this like 1000w Cyberpower UPS I currently use back in like 2010/2011 or something like that. Don't batteries get shittier over time or something like that?

when plugging an ethernet cable into my bros pc, it says windows does not detect a properly installed network adapter.

what do?

>>59668022
Yes, it'll work.

>>59668052
Download the network drivers for the motherboard.

>>59666027
There's no mplayer?
Can you install debian or something inside a chroot?

>>59667447
There is an open source toolchain for the ice40 stuff, if that sort of thing interests you.

i'm doing a homework assignment where we make our own linked lists. it says that we can't use list or array-list classes from the libraries. Array-lists aren't arrays right? we should be able to use arrays right?

>>59668063
how does he install the driver?

the msi site has no instructions, and the file has no readme or exe

>>59668157
It wants you to only use structs or classes.

>>59667569
Bls respond

Does anyone have experience selling VPN access to other people? I just set up one on my droplet, and I just want to subsidize it a bit since I'm a virtual NEET, but I don't want the FBI bashing down my door because some stupid fuck decided to torrent 400GB of CP. People I know are saying that I should, and that I can make the end-users sign a release/EULA to get out of any involvement, but I'm still kinda on the edge about it.

Is it possible to password protect folders in Windows (7)

>>59666923
That makes no sense whatsoever considering I'm talking about making backups of my own NAS.

How usable is an i7-7600u (dual core)? For light gaming, programming and compiling Gentoo, is the dual core going to be a problem?

Is whatsapp updater on fdroid a good alternative if you can't use the play store?
If not, can it be updated manually through a browser on the phone?

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Anyone know any good VPN browsers?
The new internet privacy shits got me worried.

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>>59665222
Why is /ptg/ allowed on /g/?
Shouldn't it belong on /t/ instead?

I mean, I'm not against it but why it's here?

>>59668864
/t/ needs a safe-for-work alternative before I'd want them banished
nobody deserves /t/

What is best way to compress bulk images to reduce size?

>>59668215
No. Dazloader works only up to win 7. For win 10 u need to use Microsoft toolkit.

Is cock.li down?

>>59668820
anyone?

How do I delete/disable most or all the bloatware on W10?

How do you set up backup for google photos/videos, contacts and calendar?
I had sync on in Account > Google, but when logging in my account I can't see anything.

>>59665222
Is there a mobile version of templeOS? Android specifically.

>>59669185
no, both the site and the webmail works.

>>59668769
light gaming: no
programming no
gentoo: no, it will be just time consuming

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i got ublock origin recently - how can i get it to make this message go the fuck away? i open up the picker tool, select a part (there are two parts, the header and the body), but it comes back every time.

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Is there really such a difference between pure copper cable vs copper clad aluminum (CCA)?
Or it's just some audiophile tier autism?

>>59665222
Why don't Windows apps have dependencies?

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I want to multiply the following cells in LibreOffice. The cells are named C2 and D2, respectively.

=1 &" st."
=0,4*260 &" kcal/st."

=PRODUCT(C2;D2)

returns 0

=C2*D2
returns #VALUE!

What is the correct equation to use?

>>59670040
Pure copper cables take bending and twisting a bit better so its worth it even for the sole purpose of better durability especially if were talking IEMs.

>>59670069
they do
they just either;
- depend on things built into windows
- ship with anything missing

If I install a particular Linux flavour twice, will I break grub? I want to first try out Manjaro on a smallish free partition, then if I like it, install it over my current Mint install. Leaving me with two Manjaros.

>>59670085
=C2*D2 is correct.

> &" st."
> &" kcal/st."
Don't do this.

>>59670069
They do.

>>59667569
Use Microsoft Tool Kit

>>59668845
Opera has a built in VPN.

>>59669853
Is my phone immune to botnet features?

i5 4670 vs FX 8350

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Are there some small laptops with next to no moving parts?
I know you can upgrade to SSD, but I don't want moving fan to fail.

>>59666483
the only good solution is encryption, which is a pain on android because it doesn't do on-the-fly. i wound up just removing the (very) lewd shit.

>>59670213
>which is a pain on android because it doesn't do on-the-fly.
what

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>>59670188

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Should I build my new PC now (this weekend) or are some new components coming?
Should I wait lads?

>>59670266
Other than apple products.
I need it to run some peripherals that have windows only drivers.

>>59670188
>>59670288
http://www.ultrabookreview.com/6520-fanless-ultrabooks/

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>>59665222
Want a 15" laptop. No budget
>Good display (colour accuracy, brightness), matte (optional but preferred)
>decent battery life for uni

XPS15 2016 comes to mind, but I'm looking at other options too
A used MBP also seems good, but it isn't matte and I'm not used to OSX
Anything to compete with these 2? My usage is drawfagging with PS/CPS, shitposting, scripting, and some light video editing

var oppChoice = Math.ceil(Math.random(3));
  console.log(function() {
    if (oppChoice == 1) { return "Opponent chose rock." }
    if (oppChoice == 2) { return "Opponent chose paper." }
    if (oppChoice == 3) { return "Opponent chose scissors." }
  });

I'm new to programming, bear with me.
- Why doesn't this work?

>>59670309
Y720 or inspiron 7567 w/ IPS.
Battery life is decent on both, 7567 doesn't have too much of a gaymur look.

Does anyone have any good material on AWS device farm? I know theres amazon documentation is there any other material tutorials etc?

>>59670281
AMD's new Vega cards are coming, they'll probably be about as good as Nvidia's 1080, possibly as good as the 1080Ti. By coming I mean first half of this year though. I'm also not sure if the 1080Ti or AMD's Ryzen CPUs are out yet. And AMD will be releasing 480 rebrands sometime soon as well.

>>59670318
It works in that it correctly displays the function you described. Did you want to run the function for a result? Then you have to call the function

var oppChoice = Math.ceil(Math.random(3));
  console.log((function() {
    if (oppChoice == 1) { return "Opponent chose rock." }
    if (oppChoice == 2) { return "Opponent chose paper." }
    if (oppChoice == 3) { return "Opponent chose scissors." }
  }).call());

And I hope you're just doing this to understand the way functions Objects work in js. As in I hope you don't think this is the best way to output one of multiple options.

>>59670308
Thanks.
Most of those are chrombooks though.
The HP stream 11 & 13 looks nice.
What do you think?
Or should I go for thinkpad tablet X220?

>>59670318

oppChoice = Math.floor(Math.random() * 3) + 1

>>59670370
Thank you kindly, anon.

Yes, I just realized why this is a retarded way to do this.

>>59670380
All those old thinkpads are a /g/ meme, they have shit battery life and low brightness screens, but if you gonna use it at home and allways plugged they are ok I guess.

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>>59670421
>use it at home and allways plugged they are ok I guess.
Yeah, it would be mostly indoors, and stationary.
Screen size isn't important since I'd connect it to a monitor anyway.

I just need to use it as dedicated windows machine, since I'm tired of running VM and dual booting.
I want it to replace the current desktop which is pentium 4 with 512MB of ram.
So any thing is an upgrade.

The main issue is the price, I don't want to spend more than 250$, and less moving parts means less maintenance.

>>59670172
Guys?
I only can build one tower, have the two processors, wtf do I build?

>>59670469
well that thinkpad it's a normal laptop with fans, you can use a ssd for the drive.

does oneechan support emoji?

How can i create a gmail account without giving google my phone number? I tried creating one on my browser and on my android but they want my number.

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>>59670327
>Y720 or inspiron 7567 w/ IPS.
>doesn't have too much of a gaymur look

>>59670569

give someone else's

>>59670522
Will having the fans be an issue?
For example while moving it around while running the laptop?

>>59670631

yes, moving a laptop whilst it's fans are running could increase the fan's rotational velocidensity and end up breaking the motherboard

>>59670657
Quantum physics a side.
Thanks for your answers.

Stupid Question: If I buy a "4K" monitor, does that mean if I play games in 1440p it's going to somehow look bad?

General Question: What monitor should I buy for 1440p gaming? I'm just getting a Dell XPS Tower with Intel i7, and Geforce 1070

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I'm working as a software engineer and making ok money for the area I live in. But I never got a compsci degree and I feel it's hurting my advancement since although I can fizzbuzz I don't know the answer to theory questions.

Should I be one of those dudes in his 30s who goes back to school? Might have to go masters degree so the time investment will be significant.

>>59670657
>>59670680
but for real rotating a fan quickly while its running isn't great for the bearing

What domains give me free anonymity?

>>59670690
1440p won't scale well to 4k
depending on the pixel density and how blind you are you might not care though

>buying a prebuilt dell
don't do this

>>59670701
I know that, that's why I was going for fanless device.

>>59670720

>don't do this

Why not? The cost is slightly cheaper, most of the core components are the same (I'm in Australia, perhaps things are more expensive here), and I'll get protection in case I mess something up (never built before).

>>59670728
Under normal usage it wouldn't be an issue though, you'd have to be trying to actually fuck it up.

>>59670715

localhost

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>>59666728
yes, unplug them. not sure about 8 and 10, but in windows seven if you have an ssd for system and an hdd for storage, you install windows 7 on the SSD while the hdd is plugged in, it'll automagically install the bootloader in the HDD's MBR. don't ask me why it's a piece of shit, but it's better to unplug everything else before a clean install. installing an MBR after install is not too hard, but it's fucked up (need hirens boot, etc.)

>>59670741
Thanks anon.
I need to decommission the old desktop because it was giving more more trouble than it should.
So I thought switching to laptop would be better for the long term, and easier when moving.

>>59670740
I'm not familiar with prices in Australia but I'd be pretty surprised if it actually ended up being cheaper
Its really not hard to build a PC, my first time ever the most difficult thing was getting the fucking front panel connectors on right

>>59670740
Prebuilds tend to cheap out on PSUs and Mobos though, which can result in your PC breaking earlier.

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How do I set up an IDE for python? I've been using Sublime Text 3, but I can't figure out how to run my code. In IDLE, I just press f5 and then save/run it. I can't seem to do the same in Sublime Text, it keeps saying *repl closed*. I can't figure it out in anything else except Pydev.

What is the patricians way of activating Windows XP?

Daz loader only works for 7.

Please no lecture about no updates. I have reasons for XP and the machine is not connected to the internet

>>59670851
ctrl+b

there was a torrent floating around on this board a year or two ago
it was about 40 gigs full of pdfs on cs
anyone got the torrent ?

>>59670040
CCA is ass to solder to, breaks with bending more easily, and for power cables, you need more of it for the same resistance.

>>59670421
Don't spread false information, faggot.
>shit battery life
Yet they'll last you a whole day no problem, if the battery isn't worn to shit. Which is also something that will happen to a modern ultrabook.
Batteries get worn, anon. It will happen to any modern ultrabook claiming 16 hours too. What do you think will happen to those 16 hours in 3 years once the battery has gone through hundreds of charge cycles ?
8-12 hours on a 20 series Thinkpad with a good battery isn't shit, far from it. And on those machines, swapping in a new battery is as simple as undoing one latch. You can even still buy brand new genuine Lenovo batteries for them.

I wouldn't recommend one to someone looking for a modern ultrabook either, though. But if you're going to point out flaws, get your shit straight.
Your brightness complain is shit too. While not as bright as better, modern screens, they are matte and don't need to be as bright because of it. They're bright enough to use in direct sunlight, as long as you're not using a shitty darkasmysoul(TM) colour scheme in whatever you're viewing.
The screens ARE mostly shit. Most of them, with 2 (two) exceptions are fucking horrible. But brightness isn't the issue, the issue lies in a lack of contrast, shit colour reproduction, and viewing angles.

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>>59670862
Doesn't work m8.

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>>59670690
>What monitor should I buy for 1440p gaming?
dell s2716dg

>>59671010

A lot of the comments on youtube are complaining that it's a TN panel. Thoughts? Should I be concerned?

Mega has had me log in once every three months or else they'd kill my account. A notice told me this in like 2015. So my question is, if my mega.nz account is purged from 3 months of inactivity, will they have all of my data?

Also can they just access all of it anyway if a public screenshot of my mega I shared shows filenames of software they suspect is pirated?

>>59671032
TN is cheaper and has a better response time
IPS has better colors and viewing angles
Pick your poison

>>59670740
>The cost is slightly cheaper
really? i find that hard to believe. the markup on gaming systems tends to be pretty big. for budget systems, the cost does tend to be similar, ignoring things like pre owned hardware, OS etc. i don't think they make a lot of profit on those. but gaming systems are a total con and you can save a lot of money if you build your own. unless you're one of those time = money people with a life.

>>59671032
i have it and it's great. if you play high speed competitive games (i.e. arena shooters), you want a tn panel, as they're slightly faster than ips panels. but if you really care about viewing angles and slightly better colors colors, go with an ips screen.
i would recommend eizo, with similar specs (144hz/gsync/ulmb) and an ips panel.

>>59668569
http://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/how-to-lock-and-password-protect-folder-in-vista/

>>59671050
>>59671060

I'm not really into FPS or that sort of thing, but I want to play Witcher 3. I also spend a lot of time watching BluRay rips. So IPS would be a better choice, I guess?

>>59670699
If you go to school now, will you be missing 2-4 years of full-time salary? Will there be tuition to pay on top of that? Is your career so stagnant that having 2 more years of work experience is less valuable than taking classes on things you already know and maybe taught yourself? Have you already tried advancing yourself by looking for a new job? What specifically made you think you needed to know the answers to theory questions? Interviews or problems you need to solve for work? And what kind of theory are we talking about, Turing machines?

>>59671087
yes, in that case i'd go with an ips. you don't seem to care about the price, so check out some eizo or viewsonic monitors.

My fucking G5 won't do fast charge anymore, and keeps showing power supply notification constantly and draining fast

What is happening

>>59670856
>What is the patricians way of activating Windows XP?
you don't

install the corporate/VLK edition, it has no activation

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FireFox turned to a pile of dog shit. Yet it has the only tab system I like. I don't like Chrome's style that just get smaller and bunched up as you open more.

Is there a decent FF clone that isn't run by a company focused on diversity quotas, or another browser that has the same system and is also decent?


>inb4 someone says it was always shit

>>59670851
bumping this question

>>59671398
Palemoon, Waterfox

>>59671398
Can't help you but what of Firefox are you trying to get away from, exactly?

so when is ryzen 5 coming out? Also what kind of motherboard do i need?

>>59671268
ty downloading right now

>>59671420
Thanks.

>>59671474
I want to say I'm not crazy when I say it just runs like shit now. Things load slowly, it reacts slowly, YT can run like shit, etc. Swear it use to handle better.

I'm about to buy a ssd and I currently have windows 10 and Ubuntu installed on my desktop. It's only a 120 gb and I just want to put W10 on it. How would I go about this? live disk through usb? My main concern here is that Linux always overrides the windows boot manager.

>>59669853
Last bump
It's my work phone, pls no REEE

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>>59671576
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.

Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called "Linux", and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.

There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called "Linux" distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.

Is there an IRC channel or good resource for buying a new laptop?

Are there any apps that actually prolong battery life?

If not what's the best thing to prolong it?

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>>59671398
give palemoon a shot

>>59671594
I'm terribly sorry for interjecting another moment, but what I just told you is GNU/Linux is, in fact, just Linux, or as I've just now taken to calling it, Just Linux. Linux apparently does happen to be a whole operating system unto itself and comprises a full OS as defined by POSIX.

Most computer users who run the entire Linux operating system every day already realize it. Through a peculiar turn of events, I was misled into calling the system "GNU/Linux", and until now, I was unaware that it is basically the Linux system, developed by the Linux project.

There really isn't a GNU/Linux, and I really wasn't using it; it is an extraneous misrepresentation of the system that's being used. Linux is the operating system: the entire system made useful by its included corelibs, shell utilities, and other vital system components. The kernel is already an integral part of the Linux operating system, never confined useless by itself; it functions coherently within the context of the complete Linux operating system. Linux is never used in combination with GNU accessories: the whole system is basically Linux without any GNU added, or Just Linux. All the so-called "GNU/Linux" distributions are really distributions of Linux.

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>>59671769
Many users (like you) do not understand the difference between the kernel, which is Linux, and the whole system, which they also call “Linux”. The ambiguous use of the name doesn't help people understand. These users often think that Linus Torvalds developed the whole operating system in 1991, with a bit of help.

What they found was no accident—it was the not-quite-complete GNU system. The available free software added up to a complete system because the GNU Project had been working since 1984 to make one. In the The GNU Manifesto we set forth the goal of developing a free Unix-like system, called GNU. The Initial Announcement of the GNU Project also outlines some of the original plans for the GNU system. By the time Linux was started, GNU was almost finished.

Most free software projects have the goal of developing a particular program for a particular job. For example, Linus Torvalds set out to write a Unix-like kernel (Linux); Donald Knuth set out to write a text formatter (TeX); Bob Scheifler set out to develop a window system (the X Window System). It's natural to measure the contribution of this kind of project by specific programs that came from the project.

If we tried to measure the GNU Project's contribution in this way, what would we conclude? One CD-ROM vendor found that in their “Linux distribution”, GNU software was the largest single contingent, around 28% of the total source code, and this included some of the essential major components without which there could be no system. Linux itself was about 3%. (The proportions in 2008 are similar: in the “main” repository of gNewSense, Linux is 1.5% and GNU packages are 15%.) So if you were going to pick a name for the system based on who wrote the programs in the system, the most appropriate single choice would be “GNU”.

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I'm having 304 error with my code, I'm unsure how to make it check for last modified instead of creation time but unsure how to implement this, anyone have an Idea how i could do this?

>pic rel

>>59671615
Have you used Waterfox too by chance?

>>59671896
no, not really, that was always more of a windows thing
all i know about it is that it was a way to get a 64bit version of firefox for windows before mozilla started making official 64bit versions for windows
now that they do, i don't know what differences there are between firefox and waterfox

Alright let me repost that:

I'm about to buy a ssd and I currently have windows 10 and Ubuntu installed on my desktop. It's only a 120 gb and I just want to put W10 on it. How would I go about this? live disk through usb? My main concern here is that Ubuntu always overrides the windows boot manager.

where can i torrent wordpress themes?

I accidentally sudo rm over 20GB of stuff, is there turning back? ;_;

Is there any way to tell if a monitor is failing? Do monitors even fail gradually?

>>59671994
Trying to mount something i mistakenly made a folder named "~" on the root directory, so i went ahead and deleted it. But instead of sudo rm -r "~" i did sudo rm -r ~ and that deleted all the stuff in my home directory ._.

>>59671994
What stuff? System files? You can just reinstall them. Personal files? You can try to recover them with photorec or something similar, but don't expect too much.

>>59670038
shorten the link that the picker picks up

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The rubber feet on the bottom of the laptop got lost.
Is there a DIY way to replace it?

>>59672096
see >>59672092

>>59671929
Fair enough. Thanks, anon.

>>59672105
I use duct tape

>>59672109
Yeah, if you had anything important on there, you can try photorec. Next time use rmdir to delete an empty directory. And always double check if you have to use rm -r.

I'm gonna buy external hdd, which one should I get? hgst or wd?
Anyway what I will buy is a 1 tb external hdd.

>>59672164
Let's say i deleted the config file for i3, but i'm still on the instance of i3 with that configuration, can i generate a config file with this current setup?

>>59672203
Unless i3 has some save-current-config-to-file command, I doubt it. Text files should be easy to recover though, especially if you remember some parts, so you can just grep for them.

Also, make backups. Or even just snapshots.

Is the top/first mobo slot the preferred slot for a GPU?

why should i learn C

>>59672290
You should learn C++ instead.

>>59672290
It's a good base to learn how programming and computers work in general.

>get new SSD
>install windows without knbowing anytthing about GPT or EUFI
>marginally faster but nothing to write home about
>later hear about the difference
>reinstall with GPT and on EUFI
>suddenly fast as shit

why didnt any of you faggots tell me this?

When you compile code, why is the resulting binary file filled with unreadable weird symbols instead of just zeros and ones?

>>59672203
I just remembered that there's also extundelete. If i3 keeps the file open after reading it, you should be able to recover it. There are instructions on their website.

>>59671398
>turned
so stick with an old version and sandbox it bro

>>59672394
its not, your text editor just cant interpret it as anything else

>>59672426
Sandbox it?

>>59672394
The binary file is made up of bytes, which are sequences of 8 ones and zeroes. If you open this in a text editor, the editor will try to interpret those bytes as symbols, and comes up with a goddamn mess.

>>59672396
thanks

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This has been my keyboard for the past 10 years or so. I never bothered trying another one ebcause I always like it. However it is so old, it seems to be out of production and already a rarity in online shops. I tried a mechanical gayming keyboard the other day (Cooler Master Pro Key S) and instantly sent it back. I doubt I want a mechanical keyboard, I really don't like the big height of the keys.

TL:DR best pic related keyboard (doesn't have to be curved) which u can use for office and gayming

>>59665878
Install a custom rom lineage os (dont use gapps but install yalp store you can install play store apps by downlading their apks) or sailfish os

>>59666618
Owncloud or nextcloud
there are othee alternatives to find on : https://privacytools.io/

>>59671888
bump

>>59669622
Please help. I want to conserve battery life on my laptop.

>>59672458
Oh, interesting. Is it possible to make a text editor that doesn't attempt to interpret it? That'd probably make reverse engineering easier?

>>59672924
Yes, indeed! It's called a hex editor. Google around, you'll find plenty.

>>59672342
>windows problems

>>59672951
(Followup)

To be more pedantic about it, you can make an *editor* that doesn't try to interpret the bytes, such as a hex editor, but that is by definition not a *text editor*. The whole point of a text editor is that it interprets bytes as text, i.e. interpreting individual bytes as symbols and interpreting the whole file as a sequence of such symbols. The thing about a hex editor is that it performs as little interpretation as possible, and in particular does not try to interpret bytes as symbols.

i7 7700k, 6700k or 4790k?
I'll be using mostly for games and emulators

>>59672600
Eh, on second thought I'll just get myself a 8tb drive to occasionally write on. Expensive shit.

>>59672394
Holy shit, you are fucking retarded.

>>59673042
STUPID questions thread

>>59673042
Not anymore friend. I've been educated and learned something new. I've grown.

You should try it some time, child.

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>>59665222
is this still recommended, or is it a botnet?

>>59673352
it runs in the background now, instead of on demand

Can installing Linux on my laptop void its warranty?

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>>59673430
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.

Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called "Linux", and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.

There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called "Linux" distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.

Is there a way to play two local video files that are the same length, in sync? The tricky part is that I also want to be able to play/pause them both with a single key

reason: I'm watching this series of movie commentaries online, and obv they cant show the movie, so I want an easy way to play both at the same time and be able to pause them at the same time without too much trouble

Any way to do this?

Recently got my first android phone and put Firefox on it. However, whenever I enter firefox my screen brightness is heavily reduced despite being at the same value on the slider. Only firefox is dim compared to all other programs on my phone and I can't find any settings related to this. Is this normal behaviour?

>>59673097
Yeah, your reply confirms that you're still severely retarded. Good luck in the Special Olympics. Retard.

>>59673082
Stupid, not profoundly retarded.

>>59672454
I use an old version of FF with Sandboxie, as long as the OS has no vulnerabilities it doesnt matter if the browser does!

>>59673453
Autohotkey maybe? It was pretty easy to script when I last used it for auto key pressing in certain windows or positions on the screen

Setting up a new laptop for my mum. What's a good free antivirus? Just uninstalled that PoS McAfee

>>59673042
>expecting everyone on /g/, or people who come to /g/, to be an expert on everything computers
Seemed pretty valid to me. Wasn't like he was asking "What does this red x do?" Please don't be a professor, oh wise one.

How do I combine these in one command (without using &&):

rename "[NiggerEncode] " '' *
rename " [720p]" '' *

>>59673547
Oh, guess that sounds cool too.
>no vulnerabilities
I wouldn't necessarily believe that, but anything not being coded by 500 Pahjeets is probably more stable.

>>59673596
Use the perl version of rename. Or do it in 2 commands.

Not sure if this belongs on /g/ but, can someone suggest for me the kind of TV to buy for my PS2, small preferably.

>>59673682
Fine, && it is.

Are there any VPNs not blocked by 4chin?

I need as many socks4/5 proxies as I can get, where do I find them?
>>59673728
Yeah but they'll get blocked eventually. If you buy a pass I think you get to bypass those bans.

>>59673453
You could re-encode them with ffmpeg or something, but then you'd get a weird resolution file.

>>59673682
I would recommend the perl version either way, as it actually supports regex. You could do something like

rename 's/\[.*?\]//g' *

To get rid of any [tags].

>>59673444
No, fuck you memer. I actually downloaded and installed the kernel.

>>59673904
That will leave spaces.

>>59673931
>assumes he isn't using GNU tools to install the kernel

>>59673789
>Yeah but they'll get blocked eventually.
What if I make my own VPN? Will they eventually block all static IPs?

Why go to such lengths?

>>59673949

rename 's/\s*\[.*?\]\s*//g' *

Is there a way to format a 1.44mb floppy disk to FAT12 format with Linux operating system?

>>59673970
Now the question is, how do I even use perl rename?

Is 1080p enough for 32" monitor? Or should I pay two times more for 1440p?

>>59674019
Gparted.

>>59674026
You install it. On debian and *buntu it's the rename package. On arch it's called perl-rename.

Installed Archlinux and have been having problems with audio/video sputtering every so often. It happens with mpd, mpv, youtube. Pretty much anything with audio.

What troubleshooting tips should I do?

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kate won't save my AutoBrace setting unless I run as sudo every time... how fix?

>>59665683
kinda
https://www.backblaze.com/blog/hard-drive-benchmark-stats-2016/

>>59674040
> enough
Nope. 96 dpi is perfect for WIndows, so it's about 23" for FullHD. https://www.sven.de/dpi/

>>59674019
Not even linux can format your 1.44 mm dick to a fat 12 incher

>>59674050
Okay, thanks

>>59672342
neither of those affect disk access speeds
chances are you just fixed misaligned partitions in the process, misaligned partitions can negatively impact performance even on hdd's

>>59674118
Is dpi a meme?

>>59674019
mkfs.fat -F 12 /dev/fd0

If I have a backup, why not just run vdev striping (raid0)? Why waste space on raidz (raid5)?

>>59674326
1. if a disk dies, you can't access any data until you replace it and restore the backup
2. raid0 is not redundant, so zfs will be unable to recover from bit rot, you might as well not be using zfs

>>59674403
>you might as well not be using zfs
It has enough other features that make it worth using. And detecting bit rot without being able to fix it is still better than not detecting it at all.

>>59674326
uptime

raid5 can survive 1 disk failure
which means it can have a better uptime than raid 0 (which can't survive any disk failures)

>>59674458
i'd just use btrfs raid0
more flexible, faster, and has most of the same features (subvolumes, CoW, checksumming so it can detect bit rot anyway as well, etc)

>>59674458
What can I do if bit rot is detected?

>>59674480
Yeah, but doesn't it put a huge strain on the other disks while the one disk is missing which could lead to another disk failure? And then there's resilvering.

Why even bother with anything other than raid0?

>>59674507
This sounds interesting.

>>59674524
>This sounds interesting.
yea, btrfs is a nice filesystem
it's raid5/6 support is broken, last i checked, but the rest is solid, if you don't need raid5/6, give it a consideration, it has some advantages over ZFS for small/home usage (namely the speed and flexibility)

>>59674524
>huge strain
>could lead to another disk failure
"could stop working" vs "has stopped working"
Your choice, I guess.

>>59674507
I'm using btrfs myself, without any raid. I was just assuming that zfs has similar features.

>faster
Source on that? I thought zfs was more stable and had better performance, since btrfs is still in early development and has some issues.

>>59674524
>What can I do if bit rot is detected?
Replace the affected files or at least stop using them and possibly messing things up.

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1. guys card died, artifacts in windows, wanned to upgrade anyway, when he wants a number, how much faster is rx 480 when compared to HD 7850?

2. I got his old beautiful asus 7850 DCII, my old c2d boots with it, but arch would not get in to x, just black screen, could be driver issues.. I installing win8 on the machine just to do some testing. I assume I will see artifacts the moment drivers are tried to be used, or failure to boot.

So oven and card.

I saw few videos on youtube how to go for hail marry and throwing the gpu in the oven for half an hour. Planning no doing so.

Any recommendations, warning?

>>59674524
>What can I do if bit rot is detected?
you'll get a read error if the checksum of a block is invalid
similar to the kind of error you'd get on a regular bad disk block

if you use a redundant raid mode with zfs/btrfs, it will fix the block on its own, in the background

otherwise, you'll just have to restore the file from your backup if you have one, manually

>>59674592
Good point, but unless I'm a data center, why would I care about muh uptime?

>>59674600
>>59674645
>Replace the affected files
Well that makes things easy if I have a backup. Fixing shit on its own has its own allure though, but it doesn't seem to be worth the sacrifice of precious storage space.

>>59674616
http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/AMD-RX-480-vs-AMD-HD-7850/3634vs2182

>>59674616
Louis Rossman posted a brutal deconstruction for all of those videos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9aZZxNptp0 Don't do it

>>59674676
>Well that makes things easy if I have a backup. Fixing shit on its own has its own allure though, but it doesn't seem to be worth the sacrifice of precious storage space.
yea, there's ups and downs
raid redundancy's biggest advantage is uptime, if you doing a big job and a disk fails, it's great that it allows you to keep the job going while you replace the disk, with zero data loss (due to the job failing and needing to be restarted)

>>59675091
I suppose that would make sense if I used it for anything other than storing files and streaming video/music.

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>>59674866
thnx

>>59675279
>to be continued...

>>59673575
Pls help

>>59675345
>>59673575
bitlocker

>>59675367
>>59675345
>>59673575
oh fuck me, I meant Bitdefender
https://www.bitdefender.com/solutions/free.html

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>>59674121
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.

Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called "Linux", and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.

There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called "Linux" distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.

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So, this is the asus 7850 with issues I talked here>>59674616

oven is out as its bullshit solution

Anything else I can try to make it usable?

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>>59675440
go be retarded in some other thread

I recently bought small form factor PC that has a GTX 860m in it and a "low power" i5 processor. Obviously its not a beast or anything but it ran Crysis 3 on Medium pretty well.

I slapped it under my television as sort of an emulation box/"steam machine"/streamer/etc, and it works pretty good, but I don't know what the best method is for handling the controller. I'd like to use a wireless controller and somehow have it turn off when the system turns off instead of removing the back and taking out the batteries everytime, which I need to do with my current setup which is a 360 controller and adapter. I don't necessarily need to use this setup but its what I had on hand. As far as I can tell it has no built in bluetooth but I could buy an adapter.

I'm not against spending money or anything, but I'd like to use either a PS4/Xbox One/Xbox 360/Wii U Pro controller.

I'll take it to /v/ if thats outside the scope here.

>Clearance event
>Further Detail:
>A clearance other than standard Customs entry is required for this shipment.

Should i be worried? It was just a motherboard.
Will customs open my package?

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Please give a programming language with static and strong typing, with a decent web framework but that doesn't force me to use OOP and where I don't have to deal with pointers.

>>59676025
Obvious answer is C# (ASP.NET framework)

>not wanting to use OOP
Don't be an idiot please

>>59676025
>no OOP
live with it or use C

can you ruin or destroy windows in 3 commands or less?

>>59676171
install gentoo

>>59676206

i wish but i need my games

>>59676240
>need
>video games

>>59676286

ok ok, i'll try to duel boot

>>59676171

rd c:\ /s /q

>>59676334
*dual

>>59674112
anyone?

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anybody know how to get the dock out of the center? searching yields shit results.

>>59676483
throw it away

>>59676483
>customization
>mac

>>59676483
>>>/lgbt/

>>59676334
>duel boot
When windows keeps trying to overwrite grub

>>59676736

kek

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>>59676502
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>>59676594
same/poor fag