What is your username for your computer?
Kneebar
>>52263749
firstletterlastname
>>52263749
rr-vpn-central
Let's try something /g/. Post your age, the OS you use, and your job.
Age - 24
OS - Windows/Debian
Job - Part-time wage cuck (Still in college)
Age - 19
OS - OpenBSD
Job - EE in Nvidia
>>52255951
29
OS X on my laptop (rMBP), Ubuntu LTS (with Xfce if you're interested) on my work station, Sony-branded Android on my phone
PhD student
19
Ubuntu
Valet for an expensive restaurant (college fag)
Last one died out. I've basically been posting the same webm for the past week but whatever
>Android:
Android Ricing: https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/Android_Ricing
Other Guide: http://yttrium-tyclief.github.io/guides/Android/
Infographic: http://a.pomf.cat/nfbqdm.png
>iOS
iDevice Ricing Guide: http://pastebin.com/2pfNDNEE
>Windows Phone
WP Infographic: http://i.imgur.com/znGGUeT.jpg
>Other Info
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Just got a Nexus 6 as my first smartphone. I think it's great but I'm sure things could be made better. What do?
>>52255893
Nice as always. I took you advice and I think it looks better.
>>52256233
Download "Nova Launcher", in the Nova settings remove app labels, the dock, and the notification bar. After that, download a nice looking icon pack (I suggest starting with Whicons). Set that as your default icon pack under Nova's settings or do each app one-by-one by holding it, taping edit, then taping the icon. After you get comfortable with that, download Zooper and a clock widget made for Zooper. Play around with Zooper for a bit and once you understand how it works make your own widgets. After you're comfortable with that, get KLWP and have at it. You will eventually be able to make some really cool stuff.
It probably sounds daunting, but trust me, it's a lot of fun and really not that complicated.
>>52256549
Something weird happened. There's a smooth overlapping transition, but I guess my screen recorder didn't get it for some reason.
http://motherboard.vice.com/read/pirate-bay-founder-peter-sunde-i-have-given-up
>The internet is shit today. It’s broken. It was probably always broken, but it’s worse than ever
Your thoughts?
He fought the good fight but we all know that it's over.
>>52251861
>"Stop treating internet like it's a different thing and start focusing on what you actually want your society to look like."
This quote really makes me think
The pirate bay is still up.
> Windows builds for mpv and youtube-dl:
- https://mpv.srsfckn.biz/mpv-i686-latest.7z
- https://mpv.srsfckn.biz/mpv-x86_64-latest.7z
- https://bitbucket.org/rorgoroth/mpv-for-windows/downloads
- https://yt-dl.org/downloads/latest/youtube-dl.exe
> Display statistics for the currently played file:
- https://github.com/argon-/mpv-stats
> Low quality configuration:vo=opengl:interpolation
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>no dxinterop
>has display-sync
Fucking finally. Thank you based OP.
There's one problem though, display-sync probably shouldn't be in the low quality config. My laptop is too slow for interpolation and display-resample. If you can't do opengl-hq, you probably can't do display-sync.
>>52247465
What is your gpu?
My $200 netbook with its shitty amd apu can run interpolation flawlessly.
>>52247465
This. Interpolation and video-sync should be removed from low quality config.
PC build threadhttp://pcpartpicker.com/p/MbXQpg
>>52238883
Terrible ugh
my wife's boyfriend's daughter needs a new pc for league of legends and hearthstone. will this be enough or should i get a better processor?
>>52238935
explain please
http://www.ghacks.net/2016/01/06/surprise-40-of-firefox-users-dont-use-add-ons
That blog speaks for itself. And as i am lazy as fuck, i quote one guy from there:
>Lestat January 6, 2016 at 1:31 pm # Interesting. The normal reason when someone starts to ask if people actually use something, that usually means a decision making process is started about justifying to axe a feature or not. What that means, should be totally clear without any trace of a possible misunderstanding.
One thing for sure, that way Mozilla would beat Chrome finally in simplictiy if they would really thinking about axing add-ons.
Then they would get all Chrome users and Mozilla would be the winner.
The only problem is that this will never happening, no add-ons, no Chrome users are using Firefox.
I'm kind of surprised it's that high desu
>>52273472
or low rather*
I'm surprised so many people installed addons
>$600
>>52270439
That's twice as much as I'd pay for it. Fuck em.
Waiting for the Vive I guess.
can't wait to be a virtual goy
>>52270459
Vive will probably be similar price, but they won't add a bunch of shit you don't need.
You wont get a shitty xbone controller
You wont get shitty built in headphones
You wont get a pointless little remote
You WILL get the magic wand controller things which you'll have to fork out like $250 later on for the Oculus.
What are you working on, /dpt/?
Old thread: >>52261903
>she
Can't wait
>>52269646
> be me
> try to escape /b/ due to trap threads
> end up in /g/ with a trap thread
> i literally cant even
What do you listen when you're wired in /g/?
pic highly related
>>52268135
how is it related? you listen to nigger music? i dont get it
Copyright free sounds because muh freedom
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1i0w1hawGo
Is Windows officially a botnet now?
Vulkan and Linux gaming can't get here fast enough.
>>52266177
Literally the only reason anyone here uses windows is gaming.
Everything is botnet already. Tech companies have colluded into an oligarchy to make botnet and spying the status quo. 20 years ago nobody would have installed software that constantly informed its manufacturer what you did at all times, but now it's almost exclusively the case. Amazing how much PR and advertising can warp the collective psyche.
>>52266238
>Vulkan and Linux gaming can't get here fast enough.
Can someone stop the fucking trolling for a second and tell me if I should get one of these?
>>52265149
>Can someone stop the fucking trolling for a second
No
>>52265149
if you want storage buy a HDD they are way cheaper
if you want a system disk buy an SSD
>>52265237
This. HDD for mass storage (most programs, videos, music, pictures, etc). SSD for your OS install (and for games with atrocious load times)
What is the best Mini-ITX case?
>>52257849
the bitfenix prodigy is a pretty good case, pricey though
corsair 380t if you like gamecube handles
>>52258179
>corsair 380t
not good for large hands
http://potsandpansbyccg.com/2016/01/04/how-comcast-pays-for-bandwidth/?mc_cid=dcb98d91d4&mc_eid=eb527a594e
Comcast is careful to avoid claiming their caps are necessary to pay for heavier usage because there's simply no technical justification for that claim.
https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/3rnfnm/leak_of_comcast_documents_detailing_the_coming/
While Comcast wants to bill like a utility, it has vehemently opposed being regulated as such. As a result millions of people face steep broadband price hikes for usage via meters that aren't being confirmed accurate by a reliable third party. Imagine an electricity and gasoline industry where pumps and meters weren't regulated, then imagine the resulting inevitable fraud complaints being policed by Comcast's not-so-award winning customer service department.
Comcast leaked documents, its primary engineer and the industry's top lobbyists have even admitted caps have nothing to do with congestion, and aren't an effective tool to manage network load anyway.
The problem is the public that can't tell the difference between a gigabyte and gelatin.
At the end of the day Comcast's usage caps are about one thing: socking uncompetitive markets with higher prices, and protecting legacy TV revenues from Internet video. Every other excuse that's been proffered by ISPs (at least here in the States where bandwidth and transit costs are low) is total and utter nonsense.
On mobile so bear w me.
>live in one of the areas for Comcast "trial".
>Ask to opt out, Rep says you can't, have 30 min argument with 3 people about what the word trial means.
>realize I'm gonna have to pay 30 bucks a month for the same service I have already, fuck
>Comcast gives you 3 overages before they start charging 10 bucks for every 50 gb over
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does anyone know if centurylink does the same thing?
>>52257009
comcast isnt the only fucking cancer in the isp community.
I have fucking charter and it makes me want to burn their shit to the ground.
They oversold all the nodes around me so i get 5mbps download instead of the 60 im supposed to get, but the worst part is the ping is around 500ms to the same fucking town i live in from 4pm to 12am and ofcourse anywhere farther away is worse.
calling them doesnt do shit of course
No caps as far as i can tell though, usually run through 1000gigs or so in a month
GET READY FOR IT
>$899
>>52270115
>$399
Calling it
>>52270115
>$499
I'm all in.
>>52270221
It's gonna be 599.