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Do these anti-technology videos piss anyone else off? It seems as if only tech illiterate millennials, teenage cock suckers and old people like these videos.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7dLU6fk9QY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgNHyqhuWGo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OINa46HeWg8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRl8EIhrQjQ
>>51781478
They don't realize that the internet is a useful tool. Ironically they're not able to see the big picture.
>>51781478
Calm down nignog.
I couldn't get past the first video. he started rhyming
If the newest and greatest technology is so important why does everybody in Paris drive manual, even in the city?
>>51781418
Because manual is mechanically simple, hard to break unless you mess with the clutch too much, and the automatragic market isn't as strong overseas as it is in America.
>>51781418
Because they don't want americans driving on their streets
>>51781748
>mercedes crumbles like cornbread
<fatscooter remains intact
being so fat you require a mobility scooter is the true redpill
Is it safe to underclock my GPU?
Specifically, I want to use MSI Afterburner to lower the Core Clock and Memory Clock to the minimum. I would not be adjusting the Core Voltage.
I'm not particularly interested in it, but is it safe to underclock a CPU if you don't adjust the voltage as well?
From what I've read, only adjusting the voltage will damage it
>>51781667
When I leave my computer on overnight to download things I figure I may as well use as few resources as possible. I noticed using one monitor lowered my temp by 5+C AND lower my fan 10% so why not use even less?
>son is having computer issues
>gets his personal tech support(aka dad) on it.
>I log on to his computer, realize he installed Ubuntu on his pc
>check his web history like most nosy parents do.
>kids been doing nothing but watching porn, dragonball, and programming tutorials.
>do some Linux terminal gobbledy goop, and reboot pc.
>issue fixed.
>still thinking about son programming.
>look at some of his scripts
>he's been dabbling in C++ and python.
>talk to him about his programming later, and tell him that I support his hobby, and also to hide his porn better because he doesn't want his mother to find that on his pc.
Tl,Dr my son has been barely scratching the surface of basic programming, what can I do to help him progress outside of encouraging it, and teaching him the occasional trick.
Start by making programing challenges, then see the results and give him advice on things to improve and learn.
Get him an audrino or RPi for christmas.
>>51781293
Letting him feel the rush of solving a problem.
Get him started early with things like recursion, pointer manipulation, and main loops/event processing.
If he's young enough, he'll be able to both become comfortable with pointers, and learn to never use them before he gets to college.
suck his dick
Any DTA fans here?
[Exception... "The connection has timed out" nsresult: "0x804b000e (NS_ERROR_NET_TIMEOUT)" location: "JS frame :: resource://gre/modules/DownloadCore.jsm :: this.DownloadError :: line 1498" data: no]
>>51781245
>You wouldn't download the mall
I've tried it before but didn't find a use for it. I usually download a single file, choose where to save it and it starts downloading. Would I benefit from using it?
>>51781980
> I usually download a single file,
Well obviously a program made for mass downloading isn't fit for that situation.
> Have always used XFCE or minimalist tilling WM
> Try to use GNOME
> Slow animations
> Everything is bloated
> Bugs everywhere
Does someone use this for real?
>>51781213
> Bult in compositor sucks as well
lubuntu here, pretty sleek
I used and still like awesome.
I installed Debian 8 with cinnamon, which has been good. I like a more mainstream desktop WM because it seems more well-rounded. It was a PITA to think about customizing awesome to get like multimedia keys to work or easily connect to networks, change resolutions, etc...
Hey CS students of /g/
I'm an upperclassman CS Major looking to help you all out. If anyone needs help with assignments, feel free to hit me up at cs.asignments.help <at> gmail.com
note: I'll help you out with java, C, js, and scheme/racket/CL. No upperclassmen projects, I don't have THAT much spare time.
>>51781131
OP here, forgot to mention that I'll discuss prices on a per-assignment basis.
Hey CS students of /g/,
Don't even think about hiring this faggot, just go to upwork.com or some shit like that, you will pay four times less, probably.
>>51781131
OP can you help with C++
Recent purchases thread?
The odder the better.
Just got 4 i7 860s.
For what purpose?
I buy nothing but bump for interest
>>51780965
They're still great chips. I'm running an X3450.
You just have to keep in mind that they're the same speed as an Athlon X4 860k, so as long as you're not spending more for a Lynnfield i7 + a LGA 1155 board than an 860k + FM2, you've come out ahead.
I suppose my odd purchase would be that X3450/16GB 1U that I ... modified.
I'm in the xmas spirit, First 3 people to reply will get referred for a free newegg premier membership.
first
>>51780959
name and email pls
here you go: https://privnote.com/
hi
need an expert opinion. I have a i7 2600k, I have the option of upgrading to fx 9590, Do i need an upgrade or should I keep the cpu? I'm upgrading my pc, getting a gtx 980 ti and low on budget.
Keep the 2600k. The 9590 will use way more power and only just be marginally better. You won't notice anything different between the two.
Put a space heater in your and crank it all the way up whenever your computer is on. It achieves the same results.
>>51780735
>"upgrading" to fx 9590
that's rich.
I bought this
Why are they allowed to do this
The amazon page said mechanical
XD
>>51780699
ewwww
>>51780699
Why would you even buy anything that ugly?
What's /g/ doing for a living and how do you like it
>>51780489
>that same fucking hat image slapped on every fucking avatar throughout the entire fucking internet
NEET :^)
>>51780489
ecommerce software engineer
comfy and laid back but boring
He used thermal paste instead of soldering the heatsink to the CPU for a 1:1 metal to metal contact for maximum heat transfer and dissipation.
Why even live?
When your heatsink breaks down then what?
>>51780705
you kill yourself ofc
>>51780378
>He didn't forge his silicon in the fires of Richard Stallman's furnace to be sure it'd be free of proprietary blobs
Why even live?
>Compressed Air
Do you use it?
>>51780364
Leaf blower son
It's far more powerful and gets all the dust off
>>51780364
i have a completely filtered 200R with demiflex filters
so no i dont need to
Too dangerous
Try to break this please. http://45.55.189.77/
I wrote it yesterday with Flask.
>>51780362
Nice try :)
>>51780362
Thank you for this image.
Sorry about that, server is running now. I was getting a git repo setup.
![geforce-gtx-titan-016[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/I0f1uY4.png "geforce-gtx-titan-016[1]")
