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thats 'cause is open source, cant say much about windows do you? guess theres more security on propietary software... kek!

>>hurr durr my propietary software more secure than your loonix

>got a new kernel a few hours later
open source ladies and gentlemen

>been around since 2012
>no evidence of it ever being used
>making yet another shill thread
Microsoft will give deposit another 10 rupees for your retarded bait thread.

Aquarium.

Gentoo

I'm sorry, but unless it's an Intel model, it is literally useless.
If it indeed IS a PPC machine, install Gentoo (not kidding, seriously, a Linux Distro will work infinitely better than the outdated OSX) and make a server out of it or some shit

>>52524152
thanks mate
>thread hidden

I would it but benis

>>52524152
It's still used a ton.
>ubuntu
left side dock
>windows
task bar

>gizmodo

>>52524103
>local exploit
doesnt matter.

>>52524987
so what?
packages and even your browser could execute code locally. why do you even post if you have no clue?

>>52523852
>Windows

Can't reproduce your problem, sorry.

>>52523852
Yeah, you will have to use windows 10.
But windows 7 has received spyware updates as well, so it's pointless.
Also, most games will be using windows 10 as a minimum requirement.

Solution: Use windows 10 with this
https://github.com/10se1ucgo/DisableWinTracking

And remove the tinfoil hat.

Take off your tinfoil hat and just use windows 10. It's excellent software. stop complaining about privacy in a corrupt world where crime is rampant.

I bet you're afraid of police officers even though you're not committing crime.

>Saying I have nothing to hide means you don't care about free speech because you don't have anything to say
>Give me your passwords anon its the same thing

Neither of these are fucking true, /g/ media is just as bullshit as real media. Your information may be monitored to keep the peace and give you recommendations to products they think you'll enjoy. This is not a big deal in a consumerist world.

Giving my passwords to somebody who will most certainly have malicious intent versus a system that scans files and documents for malicious software and criminal activity is totally different. Whether it's Microsoft or the NSA, its unfeasible to have people go through your data unless you're flagged for suspicion. There isn't enough man power. A computer alone monitors your data.

Take off the tinfoil and just get new hardware and enjoy a quality OS that can't be changed too much. There's literally nothing wrong with it.

>>52523832
b

>>52523832
g

>>52523832
Yes

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i use a usb audio interface since i record stuff with my mic, and need little to no latency, but i'd use one regardless since you can plug optical in some of them too, plus they have better resale value than those shitty internals.

>>52523824
If you don't hear any hissing or weird digital noises from your integrated audio and it's enough to drive whatever you plug into it, I don't think a dedicated card is going to make much of a difference.

If you want to get a sound card anyways, consider buying an external USB one; it's easier to use with more devices and potentially less prone to picking up interference from other parts.

>>52523859
>>52523845
Thanks anons.
Any recommendations for an external one?
Preferably under $100 and I'd really want the optical in.
I'm actually quite happy with the integrated one, but not having to dick around with cables every time I feel like turning on the console would be pretty nice. Line-In picks up too much interference sadly.

>>52523888
/thread

>>52523888
>>52523945
not OP, but fuck off.
at least give the guy a yes or no

>>52523753
Unity has a bigger community, so you're likely to find more documentation and resources for it than UE4, which only became easily-accessible somewhat recently.
It's not likely that any indi will come close to pushing the limits of either engine, so don't worry about it, either one can do anything you'd want to do with them.

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i'd wait for vulkan to come out and just develop on it with a team of some kind. unity and ue4 have nothing on vulkan combined with bullet,opensubdiv,ptex,openvdb and yebis.

>>52523753
>>>/vg/agdg

Person that jumps first deliberately lands further away and each person after lands closer.

>>52523678
Try not pushing out the door at a rate of two per second.
We have thirty seconds of drop zone jump master, there is no reason to empty the bird within the first seven.

>>52523678
Large scale paratroop drops became obsolete even before wwii ended. Nowadays, they are mainly used by special forces. They have steerable chutes to go in the general desired direction. SF troops are also hyper fit and can quickly make their way on land to their targets if they landed away from the dropzone.

>Best for gaming
What? Since when were routers specialised for gaming?

>>52523666
You haven't heard about gaymen HDMI cables yet? Everything is gaming specialised by now, for the heck of it.

>>52523648
The best router is literally one with good hardware that is also easy to flash openwrt onto.

On that subject, I need a router with 4 port gigabit switch, wan port and wireless that has good hardware and is easy to flash openwrt onto. Any suggestions? I am thinking of a newer revision of the TP-Link TL-WR1043ND because I currently have the Rev1 which was easy to flash openwrt onto but the newer revisions have better hardware.

>>52523635
ask him why he eats stuff from his foot

>>52523656
That was actually the first thing that came to mind when I saw the poster advertising the lecture

>>52523635
"do you not see the inherent hypocrisy in using nonfree CC-ND licenses for essays on your website when you would condemn anyone doing the same for software? or do you just ignore it?"

>>52523603
naming stuff is hard tho

so is cache invalidation

>>52523603
>learning a static type language
>2016
There's your problem.

>>52523603
we did that too if i remember right

if its a basic programming class i think its to help people grasp the idea that that name will refer to an instance of the data type. you would be surprised how hard most people finds programming insanely hard at first, as well as how many of them just cant learn it. in my college it was hilarious.

>>52523590
>install Gentoo
>install i3
>battery status just works

???

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>install Arch
>startlxde
>have a battery panel icon by default
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>>52523590

Wait for the S7 announcement next month

Z5.
Better camera and speed overall

>>52523530
If these are your only options, S6 Edge Plus. I have one, and it's pretty good. Z5 probably wins out in longevity, but I'm not much of a fan of Sony software.

If you have other options, wait. Wait until the Snapdragon 820 is in a few phones, and puck up one of those.