>it's 2013
>decide to build a PC
>own Dell Precision T1650
>start to enjoy modern games
>replace GPU and add SSD
>love it
>love Windows, but I want something more
>start browsing /g/ in 2014
>start to discover the wonders of Linux
>I install it on my macbook
>love it
>I buy another SSD in 2015
>Install gentoo on dell
>love it
>today
>want to install YCM on vim
>install clang
>emerge is using 100% cpu on all cores
>can't do anything
>wait for it to finish compiling
>try to watch youtube
>sound doesn't work
>restart firefox
>it doesn't work
>check pavucontrol
>pulseaudio is down
>decide I'm done with linux for todat, decide to boot into windows "sudo reboot"
>computer is stuck at boot screen for 15 minutes
>hold power button down
>try to start it up again
>won't boot
>check tower
>obscure orange light coming from power button
>tfw emerging clang on gentoo literally just destroyed my flawless machine
>have had no issues ever until now
Fuck gentoo, fuck linux, fuck/g/, and fuck computers. No amount tech literacy can ruin generations of awful programming, nothing will ever just work anymore.
Oh
>hardware failure
>FUCKING LINUX UGH
emerge clang
I like that
Could be the new delete system32
>clang
you deserve it desu
>>53532166
but it's not.
I remove my linux SSD and my PC boots just fine.
>>53532203
probably just overheated
>>53532218
usually BIOS gives me a "thermal failure" error for that, though
>>53532045
>sudo reboot
>not just hitting ctrl-alt-delete on tty1
>>53532226
> pc overheats enough that you're familiar with your BIOS warning for it
And you're surprised your hardware might have shit the bed?!
>>53532045
fucking...
Switch off at the wall and jam the power button in a few times for 30 seconds to discharge any of the capacitors, then switch it back on.
>>53532045
Another victim of the Linux meme, please /g/ stop
>>53532227
maybe she lost all nerve endings in her fingers
>>53532193
>>53532182
>>53532045
What the hell is clang?
>>53533832
nvm just googled it.
>>53532045
LOL actually using gentoo instead of ubuntu
>>53532045
You have this issue on every OS, something will inevitably fuck you up, I once plugged a printer into a MacBook and the driver fucked up and constantly used 100% of all cores and I had to reinstall osx.
Just man up and try again, you're only a failure if you give up
>>53532218
actually, you were right, I just let it sit for a while and opened my windows ( the kind on your wall )
pulseaudio, firefox, and youtube all work just fine
thanks anon
>>53534463
Even my laptop doesn't fuck up when having 84°C for 3 hours straight.
You built a shit pc and it belongs in le garbage.
>>53534510
I have a feeling it could also have been the cache or something
My cpu has never been subjected to 100% on all 4 cores, and it's a xeon E3 1220-2
>>53532045
>>start browsing /g/ in 2014
