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Chromebook appreciation thread. Pic related is my toshiba chromebook 2.
Inb4 > razer sticker + spotify = kill urself.
>>53236520
>Razer sticker
>Spotify
Kill yourself faggot.
>>53236537
/thread
Asus C300 user here.
I really like it too be honest, it's handy to have for general browsing and shit posting on here.
It's a shame I can't run proper Linux natively without having to use crouton or a different kernel.
What's your opinion about it?
Is it the ultimate solution for 60hz only monitors?
>>53236184
svp is shit, looks cool but practical can't be used on any average cpu with out boosting to 100%
>>53236216
Maybe with cpu only but what about with gpu?
>>53236184
>Is it the ultimate solution for 60hz only monitors?
Adds a shittons of artifacts, so no
>gaming SSDs
>gaming laptops
>gaming monitors
>gaming motherboards
>gaming printers
>gaming microphones
stop spamming
>building pc for my dad to facebook and internetbank on
>order celeron processor and cheapest compatible 4 star or higher motherboard on amazon
>open motherboard shipping box
>MILSPEC ULTRA TIER CLASS GAMING ELITE TURBO 420 NOSCOPE GAMING MOTHERBOARD ZTREME EDITION
>30 dollar mATX motherboard off amazon
>mfw
>>53236299
most non gaming boards are "durable" or "connectivity" or things like that
they tend to get bad ratings by gaymers who buy them and find out they can't overclock.
What are some examples of technological fedoras? Besides thinkpads and GNU/Linux.
Vapers
>>53235239
I don't vape or smoke. Why is vaping a fedora? Isn't it outright better? You can even do it inside stores and shit.
>>53235211
Gaming.
What are your areas of interest? Tell me about some specific programming skills you have.
>>53235109
I programmed a model set of traffic lights at an intersection using Matlab once.
And I can do some regressions and stuff in R
Also know HTML
Am I hired?
>>53235109
I learned Java at uni
I learned JavaScript on my own but im bad at it
I know some C#
plz hire me
>use midori
Works smooth but captcha box refuses to load on 4chan
>qupzilla
Works smooth but refuses to download more than 1kb of any file
>dillo
Lol
>firefox
Laggy but everything works
Can anyone recomend a more lightweight web browser than firefox that's just as functional?
Midori works fine on my fedora install so it might be an issue with ubuntu.
Cpu is a d2500.
>>53234932
Google chrome.
>>53234932
Seamonkey
Google Chrome.
What does /g/ think of dwarf fortress from a technical standpoint?
impressive but poorly implemented. would like to see a fully distributed version
Pretty neat, although it's performance is terrible.
>>53232802
Tarn is one of us. He's an autist with a PhD in Math from Stanford. Read the NYtimes article OP. Pretty cool game.
>gf is Chinese
>asks me to fix her laptop
>get it and bring it home
>start it up
>everything is in Chinese
>mfw
Help guys. How the fuck do I tell what is bloatware and what is not? She's got lots of language widgets and such installed that she needs.
I'm assuming this is supposed to be relatable to shit taste normies (assuming windows then), so I would just open up the "Uninstall software" dialog. It's obvious from there
impolite sage
>>53232570
Nope, it's not. That's in Chinese too. She pretty much got no programs in English.
>>53232601
yeah im just being an ass. no idea lol
Tell me /g/,
how does it feel knowing that there are brilliant minds out there having fullfilling lives with porpuse and meaning, being the pioneers of a new era and helping advance the human race towards a brilliant future; And meanwhile we are all here, in front of our monitors/tv, wasting oxigen, never accomplishing anything worth remembering, towards a dull, slow and painful death and soon to be completely forgotten by history?
>>53231202
I feel indifferent to be quite desu
>>53231202
>ever accomplishing anything worth remembering,
but i have. I write Free Software and have quite a following. I'm also vegan.
>>53231202
>Porpose
>Porpoise
>tfw don't have a porpoise
What program do you use to generate your passwords?
>>53230881
KeychainAccess
>>53230881
brain.dll
passwordgenerator.mo3.exe.tiff.tar.bz
What linux distro do you use on your home server and why?
Recently upgraded to Ubuntu 14.04 coz just werks.
Debian 7
Stable, and the distro I'm most comfortable with
>>53230222
Install Kwheezy.
Do you think we could start a Linux Gaming general on here or on /vg/?
here so all the gaming fags will go to the general and stay there.
games are non-free software
So how many fans do you actually need? I heard people say "they dont need any", some saying "one in, one out" and then theres Jaystwocents. and his magically clown-car pc
>>53229730
The answer is: it depends.
>>53229730
it's not the amount of fans, but the power of the pressure generated, be it through 10 small fans or 1 big fan.
>>53229752
my current pc is an i5 with a 960 housed in a corsair 350D is a decent 140mm in the froint and a 120mm in the back enougth? or overkill
Home Server Thread
>>53228950
Is ZFS worth it if all I want to do is store videos and stream them?
>>53228950
Is ECC really necessary if the servers i only going to serve as an SFTP backup machine?
Scientists have shared the new advancement in computer technology. Powered by adenosine triphosphate, the biological unit of currency. ATP allows energy to be transferred while inside cell walls. The supercomputer comes with small protein strings in lieu of semiconductors and other internal parts located on top of a microchip. The supercomputer, the size of a book, is very energy-efficient, and doesn’t overheat like its usual counterparts do. It comes with the same mathematical capabilities.
http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2016/02/17/1510825113.full?sid=42d3df80-27c0-4f7f-8944-9a17a19e7eec
When does this grow into Skynet ?
>that unoptimized link
https://archive.is/yPLZH
Looks promising, it can execute basic hexadecimal computation from what I can understand.
>>53228515
>Powered by adenosine triphosphate, the biological unit of currency.
of energy.
ATP's phosphate bond is highly energetic
