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Have we figured out how to get rid of or at least hide this?
I already know the "delete System32 folder" trick
Try spinning. It's a good trick.
The aero theme? Just get windows 10.
>>51929441
"We" have, you haven't.
>>>/google/
Good luck there, Windows..
>>51929239
Dude:
GPU != HDD
The installation might probably go well
>>51930989
Winter Break!
>>51929239
did you really check it?
could be the cable too, hinges damage cables very often.
Not gonna lie I thought software engineering was all about programming like this guy.
>>51929107
It's more retarded that the President is doing most the fucking programming.
How do I read this comic? Doesn't even make sense...
Is there a fucking ad at the bottom? OP, did you post a fucking ad, you fucking actual shill?
How does it make you feel /g/? How does it make you feel that people are running out of business because of you?
>read the fine print
>Adobe and some random startup
Tell me how this infographic isn't bullshit.
STOP FUCKING HIJACKING MY BROWSER WITH YOUR ADVERTISING THEN
>cost of blocking ads
There are 0 costs to blocking ads as people who ad block weren't going to buy your crap anyway
Who here bought one of the new Dell XPS laptops? What do you like and not like?
Dell has excellent Linux support.
Other than that they're overpriced Ultrabook-tier machines.
>>51928956
>laptops
gtfo normie
>>51928985
this isn't /r9k/ genius. get the fuck out you creepy faggot. i'm fucking your 10/10 perfect waifu oneitis as i type this you fucking loser.
Should I buy one of these /g/?
It's the perfect size for minimal clutter and it seems like it would be powerful enough to do everything a HTPC should do. The one I plan on buying is a complete package with win 10 preinstalled.
I was considering a stick PC, but I've heard they're a bit too slow to watch 1080p YouTube.
>>51928921
Or you can wait a few months until Intel comes out with the Core M stick (Cedar City), which is supposed to be able to playback 4K content. Should cost much less than a NUC.
>I've heard they're a bit too slow to watch 1080p YouTube
Source? I've seen quite a few youtube reviews with the 1st generation sticks and they seemed to handle HD video well.
>>51929015
My source is nothing more than an anecdote. I also heard it can slow down a bit even for simple things like browsing.
>>51929079
>My source is nothing more than an anecdote. I also heard it can slow down a bit even for simple things like browsing.
>dual core
Well then OP should get a brix pro.
I got fios last and their speeds are god tier.....but i hate their router. how do i return the thing so i can use my own and not have to pay their $10 rental fee?
G1100? You can't give those pieces of shit back.
>>51928814
install gentoo
Literally just plug your router into the ONT. You're done. It's not like you need a modem like with cable internet.
>tfw fucking normies don't even use computers except for work, just crappy spying chinese tablets
>tfw in like 5 years the word "internet" will come out of use – there will only be "facebook", "snapchat" etc
>tfw everybody will be under constant surveillance, deprived from privacy and stupefied
>tfw fucking normies don't even use computers except for work, just crappy spying chinese tablets
Every normie that had a job which consisted of anything remotely related to technology always used a windows pc or a macbook
>tfw in like 5 years the word "internet" will come out of use – there will only be "facebook", "snapchat" etc
why would this ever happen, seriously, what made you consider this
>tfw everybody will be under constant surveillance, deprived from privacy and stupefied
But that's already happened. If i walk out of my home, a dozen CCTV cameras can track my movements
The future will be glorious, especially once 4chan gets shut down
>>51928772
>tfw fucking normies don't even use computers except for work, just crappy spying chinese tablets
I'm not sure what you think a computer is.
>tfw in like 5 years the word "internet" will come out of use – there will only be "facebook", "snapchat" etc
Don't be retarded.
>>tfw everybody will be under constant surveillance, deprived from privacy and stupefied
Already the case. Shit everything you type here is already archived for future generations.
>tfw failing intro to java for a 2nd time
Who else here likes technology but is shit at programming? Maybe turning this into a career isn't a good idea for me...
I don't blame you, Java is a convoluted crock of shit. Intro to programming should ideally be done in a functional language.
>>51928657
this
try starting with python or C maybe C#
i cant even bring myself to attempt java
>>51928657
this and
>paying for schooling in a terrible sector
>paying for schooling which will only give you a certificate that's at best viable for 5-10years
bad enough you fell for the post secondary school scam, but you should really stop giving scumbag sack of shit scammers your monies.
16:10 is way better on a phone than 16:9. Wish more phones besides the Nexus 4/G2 had it.
>>51928535
i think OP is a shitposting faggot, that's what i think about it.
fucking advertisers and their fucking surveys need to fucking fuck off already.
>>51928535
Good job cencoring the names, idiot.
Don't. Between asterisks is the commands.
*ping -c 3 www.google.com* *cgdisk /dev/sda* new -> first sector -> size 1007kb -> hex ef02 -> BIOS new -> first sector -> size = 95% of disk -> hex 8300 -> root new -> first sector -> size = RAM capacity x2 -> hex 8200 -> swap *mkfs.ext4 /dev/sda2* *mkswap /dev/sda3* *mount /dev/sda2 /mnt* *nano /etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist* *pacstrap -i /mnt base base-devel* *genfstab -U -p /mnt >> /mnt/etc/fstab* *nano /mnt/etc/fstab* *arch-chroot /mnt* *nano /etc/locale.gen* uncomment your language *locale-gen* *echo LANG=en_US.UTF-8 > /etc/locale.conf* *export LANG=en_US.UTF-8* *ls -s /usr/share/zoneinfo/yourcountry/yourcity > /etc/localtime* *hwclock --systohc --utc* *echo yourpcname > /etc/hostname* *nano /etc/pacman.conf* uncomment [multilib] and [Include = /etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist] new line add [archlinuxfr] and SigLevel = Never and Server = http://repo.archlinux.fr/$arch *pacman -Sy* *passwd* *useradd -m -g users -G wheel,storage,power -s /bin/bash yourusername *passwd yourusername* *pacman -S sudo -> EDITOR=nano visudo* uncomment %wheel ALL=(ALL)ALL *pacman -S grub* *grub-install --target=i386-pc --recheck /dev/sda *iplink* *systemctl enable [email protected] *exit* *umount -R /mnt* *reboot* remove installation media and log in *xorg-xclock xterm* *pacman -S mesa* *sudo pacman -S gnome gnome-extra* *sudo systemctl enable gdm.services* *sudo pacman -S gnome-tweak-tool*
Congratulations you now have Arch Loonix!
>>51928523
>gdm.services
gdm.service
>systemctl enable [email protected]
Why not use NetworkManager with Gnome?
>>51929845
>Why not use NetworkManager with Gnome?
he must be retarded
>>51928523
>Don't.
nigger.
just because you are retarded, it doesn't mean the rest are.
recommend me some laptop
>>51928444
No, fuck you seriously.
15" rMBP
Pi top
Vim thread.
Which plugins do you use, /g/ ?
Here's my list :
Pathogen - Runtime Path Management for easy Plugin Installs
AutoComplPop - Autocompletion Popup is shown as soon as there are completion options available
Ctrlp.vim - Easily open file by typing half of their name thanks to fuzzy completion
Gitignore - Ignores everything ignored by your .gitignore file when completing filenames with wildmenu
Recover.vim - Adds a "diff" option to the nagging screen that is shown when you try to edit a file that already has a swp file. If there's no difference between the swp and the file you're trying to edit, it automatically removes the swp
ShowTrailingWhiteSpace - The name says it all
Syntastic - Shows compiler error/warning right into the source code
Undotree - Allows graphical navigation of the undo/redoo tree. Better than Gundo.
vim-closer - Automatically close braces
vim-commentary - Easily comment stuff using 'gc'
vim-css-colors - Highlights CSS colors with the corresponding color (for example, #FFFFFF will have a white background)
vim-gitgutter - Shows added/removed/modified status of lines next to the "number" gutter
vim-sleuth - Automatically guess and set indentation rules depending on the rules of the current project
vim-startify - A nice and efficient starting screen
Your turn, /g/.
The superior Vim user doesn't install or need plugins.
Nothing, I prefer my shit to be portable.
>>51928398
Writing tons of vimscript by yourself is still using plugins.
On the left: lg g4 22/11/2015
On the right: lg g4 16/06/2015
Seems that lg changed the screen with a cheaper one.
Does anyone notice that?
>>51928330
>brightness
>viewing angles
>life of screen
>could just be the shit camera
who knows who the fuck cares?
saged bcus your shitty marketing campaign is both dumb and gay
>>51928373
/thread
>>51928373
>>51928396
>damage control
What's the best program for encrypting text on Windows? I want to protect my fanfiction from the plod
>>51928322
you have to make it yourself
even then there's probably going to be holes in it.
have fun wasting time, and hardware lifespan on shit you'll never actually need. nor use.
>>51928336
Encrypting a few pages of text is going to burn out my hardware, is it?
>>51928322
>encrypting text
try this if you want to encode the actual text (not sure if you can "encrypt" text)
paulschou [dotto] com/tools/xlate
if you want to encrypt a text file use truecrypt or veracrypt
