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You have 10 seconds to name a better OS
Protip: you simply can't
>>53974828
>> install Gentoo
Windows 8.1 was the blunder of the century
>>53974852
>better than 7 in every single way
>not cucked like 10
explain
This may be a /sqt/ but where do you go to download free music?
There used to be a few apps that searched VK for music, but they've all gone. All the search sites for MP3s I've seen just fucking rip the music from YT which is shit quality.
Is there any simple search site where I can get free music (without being a private member, etc).
Deezloader
what.cd
>>53974078
wget
you know what time it is
bonus points for being /comfy/
is this /comfy/ enough?
>>53972536
yes
Getting another chair since this one is pretty much a waste of an expense.
Gonna look at some today.
Hey /g/! I did this thread in /int/ but something tells me that I should have done in this board instead.
In Brazil, the biggest internet provider will change thr way they provide services by capping the internet after an ammount of data was being used.
Today, its free to use. There is no limit in download or upload. You can use as much as you want because you already paid for it.
This company is saying that this is a worldwide phenomena, and that lots of countries are already capping the internet after you have used the ammount of data you contracted for that month. I know this is a widespread thing in mobile services, but for homes, its new to me.
Can anyone here confirm if this is really happening?The CEO said that in New Zealand is like that already.
If you guys could anwser this too it would be cool:
>Your country
>How much it costs your internet in dollars per month
>What is your upload speed
>What is your download speed
>Do you have a limit to use and if yes, of how much data
>How does this affect you when using services like Youtube, NETFLIX or downloading games
>If your country dont have this, there are talking about doing this in the near future
Thank you bros.
>>53972063
if you're actually talking with the guy, point out that just because other companies are greedy and unreasonable is no excuse for his to be that way too
Ive had data caps for years now.
>usa
Free market will fix it.
Have you stopped watching?
>>53971047
No, watching them get cucked by random idiots on craigslist is too entertaining.
I stopped watching after this video where they publicly admit to getting buttered up by nVidia together with other "reviewers" with luxurious hotels, aquariums and whatnot. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4jckd7J4ko
How the fuck can you be unbiased in a review when they give you fucking trips to exotic beaches to review their shit? They fucking know they'll never get invited to parties like that again if they give it a bad review. There's absolutely no fucking ethics involved here and is purely for lubing up the "journalists".
>>53971639
If you'd watch their podcast/twitch show (the wan-show) you'd know they they actually like AMD quite a bit ... they repeatedly stated again and again that they'd love nothing more than good stuff from AMD - since everyone benefits from competition.
I can understand why people dislike linus tech tips stuff, without ever watching the wan show, though.
their main content got really dull over the last couple of months (it started getting worse around 1.5 years ago) and by now only every fifth video or so is decent.
I've been using Firefox ever since version 1.5, and watching it go below 10% browser marketshare just makes me really sad.
http://www.computerworld.com/article/3051131/web-browsers/microsoft-continues-to-bleed-browser-share-at-record-rates.html
Article is more about IE but it also talks about Firefox, idgaf about Microsoft because they had it coming.
But Firefox used to be a symbol of the power of open source development, all around beautifully software engineered, crafted to be portable to almost every platform in existence and it ran way faster than the competition. It was always "sticking it to the man", showing Mozilla could always do better than Microsoft and their multi-million dollar Internet Explorer team.
Nowadays only neckbeards on /g/ use Firefox, and even some of us are abandoning it for PaleMoon, because Mozilla is now taking every wrong turn on their decisions, dropping features and introducing new ones no one cares about, leaving Bugzilla nearly unattended, and doubling down on all this bullshit when it didn't work the first time.
Electrolysis is gonna be the final nail in Firefox coffin no matter how good or bad it is, but it'll change Firefox so much that people are gonna drop it instantly because it's the point of no return for the browser. It's gonna go so low it'll rival Opera in numbers, and at that point I don't think it'll be worth my time using it either.
>>53970474
Thank catering to the completely wrong target audience for that.
I used PaleMoon for a couple of months, but dropped it because of the lack of 60fps Youtube.
I'm using Cyberfox now.
>>53970520
Is this how Firefox is supposed to live on? As endless forks of the gecko source code?
Hi /g/,
What is your opinion in the new windows 10 bash?
embrace
extend
extinguish
>>53969627
>expecting any actual discussion about microsoft on /g/ without memes in every post
Linux is obsolete. You can run native Linux binaries on Windows 10 now. Not even Cygwin could do that.
Why is nobody talking about these things?
>>53964196
Most people cant do $800 for a VR headset. Its a really new product without many games for them.
No one really cares till its a below $400 product
fuck off, sucker-berg
>you are going back to 1990
>you are allowed to bring with you 32GB of data
what do would you store?
i start
>music folder (8GB)
>little part of image and video folder (10GB
>some usefull PDFs and documents (2GB)
>some OS ISOs(12GB)
the most adobe packages pirated for earning shekels against jews
>jews
>>53948094
Windows 10 installer.
>>53948094
>32GB of data
A very small fraction of your mother
I'm using it, why aren't you?
STOP IT
>>53981455
Does it still use no memory?
>proprietary software
Is there any reason for getting a ATX motherboard in 2016?
>>53980434
When you need enough space for your SLI/Crossfire.
Other than that, there is no real difference between the sizes.
>>53980434
micro ATX master race reporting
>>53980434
RAM slots, SATA ports, USB ports, M2 PCIe bays, etc.
what's the most you've ever noticed your RAM usage to be while not running any virtual machines and having no more than 50 internet tabs open?
16GB
>>53978598
so it looks like you were riding your max limit, am I right? Or do you have 32GB of ram?
>>53978568
2/8GB
>Get a new laptop, decide to install Linux on it since it runs Windows XP and can't upgrade to anything else.
>Pick Debian because its the one I'm most familiar with
>Pic related shows up on every login and when the screen locks with a fresh install.
>Print screen button doesn't work, binded to "gnome-screencap," which did not install at all since I did not install GNOME.
>Takes several hours to get the wireless card working.
>Font rendering on more resource-light browsers is god-awful.
>Random crashes after laptop wakes up from sleep.
>No driver available for the ancient integrated graphics.
Windows has never given me this many problems...
Update xscreensaver you dumbass
>>53978214
>I'm an idiot so it's the softwares fault
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
How the fuck are we doing today, /g/?
>>53977536
cute wallpaper
>>53977536
great, my arch w kde is going great and my boyfriend is sleeping for school tomorrow so it's really comfy
2hu
http://time.is/
So how fucked up is your clock, /g/?
apparently I'm 6.1 seconds fast.
>>53976997
about .5-1 sec fast
0.014 seconds
Android confirmed for no lag
