>>54773573
Why don't people just disable Windows 10 from updating? I turned it off on my work computer and never got asked again. This just seems to me to be people not knowing how to use their computers.

>>54773607
>Why don't people just disable Windows 10 from updating
You mean disabling the Windows 10 from receiving updates? Only through GPEdit.
You mean disabling the 'OS update' feature in WIndows 7 or 8? Also only through GPEdit or via 3rd party programs which most people are unaware of; however the ability to disable Win Update is in control panle, so it's more convenient and easier to accomplish.

I'm one of those people. FUCK YOU microshaft, I'm not updating to your shitty botnet 10 abortion!!!

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>>54773460
I don't know about the Galaxy but I just build my pc this week and I bought the EVGA GTX 970 SC.

It handles everything I throw at it with far above 60fps in 1080p.

Inkluding my todays purchase DOOM in ultra settings

>>54773460
Card is fine but it's a very bad time to buy a 970, 1070 is out real soon.

>>54775978
970 is about 350€
1070 is about 800€

>>54773335

might help if the video was included m8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2MEAnZ3swQ

>>54773335
That's not the only thing he blows

>>54773382
Care to explain?

>cooling plate

What a terrible design

>>54773040
I too need my card to be armored and bulletproof

>>54773040
13% cooler=110C or in your retarded units 550Fuhrernauts

>>54773028
It just werks

Because of cosmetic filters. Nobody likes an empty box filling space on your screen.

I use both.

>>54773028
ublock is more than a adblocker, it blocks unwanted elements as well

it also remove anti-adblock blockers.

Lol amd

check its seated properly, reset bios and everything on the bored. make sure nothing is touching the case. like open wires etc.

>>54772945
>amd

found the problem!

Only an iCuck would actually use the same device for 6 fucking years.
Fuck that.

>>54772893
Why? What is wrong with that? Updates keep it fresh.

And iPhones, like any current apple product, have a timeless design.

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>>54772857
>>54772957
>Updates keep it fresh.
>software updates for years and years
lmao

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Recently switched the colour and highlight of the hands.

>>54773050
I wish someone cloned FVWM and made it not a complete fucking mess to configure.

>>54773201
I haven't configured it at all yet. What do you do?

It tells the compiler that a variable or function is defined elsewhere and should be resolved by the linker. Functions are implicitly extern'd unless you specify static. Variables aren't, but if you declare a variable with extern, it won't allocate any memory for it, just point to a variable with that name declared somewhere else, and the linker figures out where.

>>54772678
When you declare external global variables, you have to use extern. For external functions, it's implicit if you don't provide the body of the function.

// in top level scope

int foo; // declares 'foo', and creates space for it
extern int foo; // declares 'foo', but the location of its memory is defined in another file

extern int bar (); // declares 'bar', but its implementation is in another file
int bar (); // same as above
int...
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>>54772678
extern = I'm declaring this variable here because I'll use it, but it's actually defined somewhere else.

>>54772581
>Anyone here have experience with this sort of stuff? I know copper is better at heat transfer but would this aluminum spacer hurt it all that much?
Yes. Flatness/smoothness on a microscopic level trumps material. You're planning on flattening aluminum beverage cans with a hammer and sanding them with your leg hair? Guess what kind of results you'll get.

>>54774747
Well soda cans are extremely easy to get flat just look online for some videos. But I think I've found something. There was a copper pipe I found and used a c clamp to flatten it out.

I got it pretty damn flat and considering the copper heat sinks on already aren't all that flat in the first place then I think thermal paste is going to be key for this project.

Just looking at the picture here from what this guy used there doesn't seem to be all that much surface area coverage between...
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>>54775026
>I got it pretty damn flat and considering the copper heat sinks on already aren't all that flat in the first place then I think thermal paste is going to be key for this project.
all right, well, best luck to you.

>>54772526
A brilliant man sadly overlooked and might be forgotten someday.

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>>54772526
the most successfull meme /g/ has to offer besides mechanical keyboards

>>54772601
Stallman has been around far longer than /g/ has.

>>54772479
>pop off and tell him that if people's personal info did get leaked via texting no would buy cell phones.
Top kek. Your dad may have been wrong about how things work exactly, but these days people are constantly giving their personal info to a bunch of corporations in various ways. Your dad was at least right to be paranoid.

>>54772479
>I need a phone badly
>14
Right. Of course.

>>54772479
>pop off and tell him that if people's personal info did get leaked via texting no would buy cell phones.

Jesus anon, you were right that texting doesn't reveal all personal info, but your dad had the right mindset. I wonder if he posts on /g/?

>>54772246
ProtonMail

>>54772246
Yahoo is pretty good

>>54772246
Your communication was sent to the NSA and monitored thereafter the moment you typed in "Ahmed".

>>54772066

IT: you'll work with tons of retards. Both in dealing with end-users in a company, and with your coworkers. Seriously, I've met coworkers of friends in IT and it's amazing how fucking stupid you can be and still get some cert in order to get hired at BigCo.

CS: you'll work with manchildren and managers who treat you like a manchild because so many other SE's are manchildren. Nobody will understand what you do. Girlfriends, bosses, nobody. Your coworkers will think you're...
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IT is to CS as cashier is to treasurer.

They both deal with the same shit but one is completely plebeian in comparison, to the point where a comparison should not even be made.

>>54772121
You're manchild if you think is okay to "do your own thing" when you're working for someone else.

>>54772027
Good specs/price
Shit OS

>>54772047
This but ChromeOS will become so much more manageable once chromebooks get Google Play Store support.

>>54772027
Specs are average at most, but aren't that bad for the price. OS is shit.