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>599 US Dollars
>No free shipping
Hype train derailed.
>>52276066
i live in germany and it could be worse.
the price is 700€ with taxes included so i predict another 30€ for shipping...
could honestly be way way worse
Comes to $1100 AUD before taxes.
rip my VR experience.
>>52276066
That also does not include the motion controllers which will be sold separately.
No discrimination edition
Old: >>52269646
gay
How do I make an ABI
>>52274940
does anyone still take this bitch seriously anymore?
She's burning down all her bridges.
also
>still caring about gaymergate in 2016
https://github.com/freebsdgirl/ggautoblocker
http://thehackernews.com/2016/01/microsoft-windows-7.html
What do you think
I'm super scared right now
>>52274825
I'll be using Win 7 till 2020 AT LEAST.
I'm using XP; I don't give a fuck.
>>52274856
>I'm using XP; I don't give a fuck.
2016
what do you think guys about FiiO X1?
Also, portable music player thread
Hah! This is exactly what I came on this board looking for, a flac portable music player! I don't know anything about any though...
>>52272736
>Not using pono player
>>52273587
I don't like the design, I was looking for another one more classic
ARE YOU READY FOR IT?
> Make sure your Windows PC is Rift ready!
https://shop.oculus.com/en-us/cart/
>>52271552
Maybe next year, 750 eurobucks is a little pricey for me
>1/5
How well did I do?
> "complete enabling"
> muh encryption
> rdrand enabled
and general hardware is backdoored thread
>>52270146
Are they refering to Amd and Intel or other TPM devices?
Cavium, Inc.
> Cavium is a fabless semiconductor company based in San Jose, California specializing in ARM-based and MIPS-based network, video and security processors and SoCs.
> Cavium offers processor and board level products targeting routers, switches, appliances, storage and servers.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cavium
# disable RDRAND in linux
If your /proc/cpuinfo has rdrand, do the following:
1. Stop the kernel from using rdrand
# add "nordrand" to your kernel cmdline
# edit /etc/default/grub
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT.. add "nordrand"
sudo update-grub
2. Stop openssl from using rdrand
# to make system-wide, add to /etc/environment
OPENSSL_ia32cap "~0x4000000000000000"
3. Reboot and check results.
# grep rdrand /proc/cpuinfo
# openssl engine -t
>2016
>still being a slave to PCB printing companies
>not making your own PCBs with cardboard and aluminum foil
Hey plebs
>pic related, a 555 timer PCB
delete this
You know you can make your own fiberglass backed copper pcbs with a toner printer and an iron right?
That way you won't start a house fire when the highly combustible glues and solvents in cardboard heat up too much
>>52270004
This, holy shit op what are you doing?
You could always print your own pcb since forever.
> windows 10 is the most advanced operating system in the world
so your os can just expire and you can't use it anymore
>>52269879
The challenger shuttle probably was the most advanced piece of hardware in the world at that time, and that also blew up.
>>52269879
Microsoft, everybody.
Which one of these four should I get, I have an experia z1s right now and it's fine but I've got a free upgrade so I'm gonna use it, any opinions or suggestions highly appreciated.
The one that actually fits in your pocket.
I have the galaxy s6 and im enjoying it, would reccomend.
Show me your servers /g/, be it shitty plex servers like mine or absolute monsters. Specs and purpose required, pics are a bonus.
>HP Microserver Gen8
>Xeon E3-1240v2
>16gb ECC ram
>iLO
>temporary 120gb Sandisk SSD for OS
>4x4TB WD Redmemes
>3TB Toshiba external drive
Mainly used for FTP, SMB, Plex for ~6 people, centralised backup for 2...
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> 1GB Ram 30GB SSD Disk
>>52268700
>memecloud
who fell for the ovh meme?
