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Post your desktop, the country you live in and the language of your OS.
>Ubuntu
>I'm from Turkey.
>I use German language for learning German, because the best way to learn a language is to use it in your everyday life.
>>53829072
wallpaper PLZ
>>53829215
https://images4.alphacoders.com/106/106838.jpg
>botnet
I want to make my own webm's but the only way I can find to do it without shitty watermarks is to make it using Sorenson Squeeze, but I don't want to fork out $200 to help me shitpost unless it's absolutely the only option.
Are there any free alternative programs or websites that will convert a video file to webm without shitty watermarks?
http://video.online-convert.com/convert-to-webm
SQT moron
https://github.com/WebMBro/WebMConverter/releases
I currently use (as you can see n7player, I like it, but it feels like something is missing in its features)
>give some advice on choosing a better player
>>53829002
>give some advice on choosing a better player
Stop playing gameloft games.
Phonograph, shuttle, rocket player, poweramp
>>53829002
Rocket player, fucking pajeet
I'm thinking about making my own vr headset. Is there any way to obtain a 5" 4k display like the xperia z5 has? with controller to connect to hdmi or whatever.
>>53828933
>4k display
>hdmi
I guess id you want to get30fps max which is horrible for a VR headset.
Man, why do people fuck up with the first step? These VR headsets aren't just a screen to your face. If you want that use a goddamn Cardboard.
It isn't just resolution. You NEED low persistence for VR to work comfortably. This means using a OLED panel and blacking out the screen at <2ms intervals.
>>53829001
I don't want to game, more into 3d simulation. 30fps is fine
You know how when you rub or press on your eye you can see lights and all kinds of little dots?
Are those little dots the pixels?
>>53828790
Good to know. Has anyone tried to count them?
>>53828799
75mp now go home
>>53828818
Google says 576MP for both.
Here's the problem.
I have a hosted website.
When I try to upload files (I'm using filezilla but also with other softwares the problem remains)the files that have more than 2000 bytes won't upload.
It's not a connection problem because when I tried to go to my friend's house I used the same computer and the same files won't upload,but when I used his pc ALL the files uploaded.
I would be very grateful if you could help me figuring out what the problem could be and help me solve it.
As you can see by the image some files have 0 bytes...
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>>53828721
what ftp clients did you use?
try another one, like WinSCP or filezilla (don't install the toolbar)
>>53828721
i think its a configuration issue with your client
I use filezilla and I tried also the other program.When i went to my friend's house I used Filezilla and it worked.
>2016
How is this acceptable?
>chrome
>A tab is a separate process
What is the problem? Your outdated OS or PC? It is 2016.
>not having a superior OS that stacks them into one
Should I be using CRF or Bitrate or combine both?ffmpeg -i input -crf 25 outputffmpeg -i input -b:v 2000K outputffmpeg -i input -crf 25 -b:v 2000K output
>>53828165
Separate
It depends on your target. If you want predictable bitrate of your final stream, then you should use 2pass --bitrate, otherwise you should use CRF.
>>53828663
>>53828677
What if you want CRF with a min/max rate?
Are you supposed to do that or does it defeat the purpose of CRF?
Apple doesn't allow this man to unlock the phone of his wife's deceased son.
http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/mar/31/father-apple-tim-cook-unblock-dead-son-iphone-leonardo-fabbretti
After refusing to cooperate in a terrorism case, how low can Apple fall?
>>53827831
Apple are truly worse than Hitler tbqhfamilia.
>>53827831
Who the fuck cares
>>53827831
>wife's son
Show em
it's a big file
>>53827839
>it's a big file
For you
Nothing
XFCE users may like this exchange:
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=819703
tldr: users are getting a warning every day because their xscreensaver is out of date. Not because they haven't apt-get updated, but because they simply won't get any better version for the debian they've installed.
>2016
>the biggest/most relevant linux distro can't upgrade itself (in an automated fashion)
>or for that matter, even alert the user to package...
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>using plain debian for desktop usage
its like you think the desktop thread fags are the best people to ask about what distro to use. Wheezy is EOL, Jessie doesn't get updates as per normal. Jessie backports should exist. If you need xscreensaver (which you shouldnt because Lightdm is better for this) you can go use the millions of Debian distros running Xfce (notably, Linux Mint 17 or LMDE2)
>>53827728
>a distro noted for its extreme stability doesn't upgrade itself
Gee I fucking wonder why.
>>53827821
I used the word can't instead of doesn't, hoping you wouldn't get triggered too fast.
Hello /g/
A family member of mine owned an important .com domain name, and, without telling me, didn't renew it.
Apparently HugeDomains.com registered it, and will only sell it for $2000. I can't snipe it, since ICANN says
>Domain Status: clientTransferProhibited
Which means it's locked, so I need the permission of the registrant to transfer it away.
Anyone have experience dealing with premium domain scams? I don't want to give them $2000, since it's extortion. Is there another way?
>>53827638
None that will cost you <$2000.
Renew your domains or lose them.
You either fucked up or are trying to socially engineer /g to help you scam someone. Either way you're a moron. If the domain is that important to you, buy it.
>>53827665
The family member in question owned our last name as a .com, and we'd been trying for years to get him to give it to us, but he refused. Faggot was in debt, so I assume that's why he dropped it. It's not impossible that he's behind the premium domain scam, to try to get $2000 our of us, but not so likely, as he doesn't have the kind of technical knowledge to even know what a premium domain is.
We started a collab study of Logic (from /sci/lit/his)
We recognize the discipline of Logic as a useful tool for mathematical logic/philosophy, analytic philosophy, compsci just to name a few of disciplines you can apply it.
We're looking for lads who are also beginners in the discipline of Logic and want to join our journey in learning, understanding, discussing etc.
Our main source material is this:
http://www.fecundity.com/codex/forallx.pdf
It's easy and intuitive for beginners.
Join us in Slack (a website for collab group chats)
You...
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>logic
Can't you use your own brain to think?
>baby tier logic
I mastered logic when I was 13yo
>>53827644
>>53827562
insta-edge
logic i-is fun guys we got cool symbols n shit.
I can get a i5 6600k for ~$200, is the i7 6700k worth the extra 150 shekels? I'm currently using a Q6600 which lasted me the last 8 years.
>>53827260
if you can suffice with a q6600 then go with the 6600k
Wait until the end of year for Zen.
>>53827260
of course
hehe stupid goyim
Reminder that this is the ONLY linux distro where copying and pasting commands will actually produce the desired results and fix your system.
omg youre so cool what a linux user i wanna suck your dick bcuz you use arch and type codes omg omg
>>53827125
citation needed
Is there a distro with an even more simple source package building system? Slackware maybe? I like how straightforward pkgbuilds are and I wonder whether there's something even more basic.
