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So is OpenSUSE Leap stable yet? Last time I tried it was unpolished, buggy and crashy. Far from the "enterprise-grade" SLES it was derived from.
And is Tumbleweed's stability a meme? Is it actually usable for someone who just wants shit to work?
>>55047014
>>And is Tumbleweed's stability a meme? Is it actually usable for someone who just wants shit to work?
No
>>55047024
So, is it stable or unstable? You're being unclear, Anon.
>>55047014
I have found Leap to be pretty darn stable. Tumbleweed is not, and is a complete joke.
I'm buying 2. It's over anons.
Feel gud to be on the top of the overclocking game.
>>55046977
rip 1070
>>55046977
>not realizing the Photoshop
I can't wait to see the look on your face when the 480's is revealed as fast as a 970 :^)
Heya guys!
I need a mature/sane linux distro that works out of the box and is actively developed by a strong core of devs.
Any rising stars out there or distro's worth looking into? I have some understanding in *NIX based systems but am kinda out of the loop on developments and hype.
In return for solid advice, I can perhaps share experience or answer questions related to infosecurity. I am professionally engaged in the pentest field.
>>55046920
Fedora.
I don't know how Red Hat or the developers do it, but Fedora has always been a stupidly stable and shiny distro for me, despite aiming to be relatively bleeding-edge.
It's shiny and it works. And it's all I can ask from a distro.
>>55046920
Xubuntu
Fedora or debian. It just depends on which you prefer.
Bluetooth speakers?
Not sure if this is the right section but I'm in need of a bluetooth speaker for car use. I have an older American classic and a VW Fox without the optional radio. Don't want to waste money installing radios with bluetooth or USB connectivity so a speaker should be fine.
What's the one with the best sound quality?
>>55046815
if you buy any shitbox bose speakers you will have paid more than what it costs for a car stereo with usb/bluetooth, faggot
Ion tailgater, big ass speaker for 140ish bucks, sounds great, i have 2
>>55046815
I have that speaker, mint for inside but no hope in a car im afraid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcolCeWIcss
This is the worst kind of marketing I have ever seen in my life. In no way is this indicative of a what a GPU does or why they are useful. It's just robots shooting paintballs.
Should have had the big robot have 1000 guns and have it do what the first robot did if they wanted to actually demonstrate anything.
I prefer nVidia but jesus fuck this demonstration is a catastrophe.
GPUs aren't used only for videogames, Nvidia specially has been focusin on servers and workstations since Fermi, all the Geforce cards used for video games are just the scraps that don't make the cut to be professional cards.
>>55046789
>GPUs aren't used only for videogames
I know that. I'm saying this demonstration doesn't even need a GPU to function. A CPU could have just the fire instruction to the 1000 guns and it would have worked basically the same with a slightly (milliseconds) higher time.
This isn't a good example of parallel processing.
>>55046818
You just don't understand.
Sry i derped
Yes. Even if you download software with an air gap, you are still susceptible to exploits in Win2k that haven't been patched.
Are unsavoury individuals still targeting ancient operating systems? Doesn't age eventually make safe in a sense?
