I can't help but think they made a terrible choice for the name of their magazine.

"It's a magazine about the raspberry pi and it sounds like magpie, which is the name of a bird!"

Yes, really clever. It would be fine if someone else hadn't done it first, an organisation called PIE called their magazine Magpie. And to make matters worse, PIE was the Paedophile Information Exchange.

But the free computer is pretty neat.

>>51540408

WAT?

>>51540540
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-26352378

Some group that managed to exist openly in the UK in the 80s. It came up in the news last year and the RPi people are british so I'm surprised none of them thought to reconsider the name.

>>51540312
google it you fucking retard

>>51540312
>What is systemd
botnet

>>51540312
instead of initializing scripts and processes at boot one at a time it initializes them in parallel, making the boot time much quicker. It is seen as a good thing by a lot but imo it breaks UNIX principles of keeping things short, simple, clear and modular.

>>51540155
pacman
because it doesn't consist of 10 unusable tools like apt.

portage

>>51540748
pacman is fucking godly compared to apt

>The latest stats show updates taking an average of seven (!) weeks.

so it can happen that an addon gets through review for version X just in time for the release of potentionally addon-breaking version X+1? Genius!

>>51540391
The whole add-on signing is only for one single goal - lock out all other Firefox code based browsers which do stray away too far like Seamonkey or Pale Moon and create a wallet garden - Only chosen ones are welcome!

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>There seems to finally be a growing consensus around the need for a whitelist for extensions

So some extensions are more equal than others?

>This would be shocking if it weren’t so obvious. I asked in February how the scanner would possibly catch things like this, and the response from Mozilla’s Add-ons Developer Relations Lead was that most malware authors are lazy and that he believed the scanner could be made to “block the majority of malware”.

Can't make that shit up.

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>>51540053
You open page A.
You open links B-N on new tabs.
You quickly read them.
You can close all at once.

>>51540314
Sill, they should change it to 'close tabs to the left'.

This isn't logical.

>>51540476
But new tabs open on the right side, anon.

>>51540038
p fuking bad

>>51540054
How bad?

>>51540079
like
>i could have gotten the best 2K on the market or a low mid-tier 4K display for the same price
bad

you're a fucking retard desu

>>51540022

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/former-apple-worker-37-jailed-for-causing-15000-worth-of-damage-to-luxury-flat-by-storing-excrement-and-urine-there-for-three-months-34237410.html

>A FORMER Apple worker was jailed for 12 months for causing €15,000 worth of damage to a luxury Cork flat by storing his excrement and urine in bottles, bags and boxes around the property over a three month period.

>>51540022
7/10
I laughed

>>51540037
>/r9k/ was not joking all this time
wew lads

>>51539973
Seeing as I don't even have a full desktop with me in uni I use my laptop more.

Looking to build a mini ITX rig to fit in my room next year. Something I can throw in my bag when I visit my parents and just plug into power and peripherals no problem.

>>51540156
mATX is p small as it is. mITX is just too exotic and costs much more.

I've taken my laptop to a class twice in two years. And one of those times I didn't even use it. Other than that it stays in my room.

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Apri un terminale come amministratore:
sfc /scannow

Se ancora non va, formatta quel PC.


E installa Gentoo, faggot

>>51539957
Dai cazzo installa gentoo!

>>51539979
>>51539957
beh siccome uso il pc principalmente per comporre musica con sibelius/giocare, con gentoo tanto vale prendermi un inutile mac asd
Però questo problema mi è apparso anche nelle altre installazioni di windows 10 che ho fatto precedenti a questa, ed è in assoluto l'unico bug che ho mai experienced

niconico

>>51539802
it fucking annoys the crap outa me

>>51539802
porn

Slackware

>>51539734
Devuan

All the debian goodness without the systemd

ARCH
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>>51539665
anyone willing to give me feedback?

>literally shit tier PSU
>shit tier CPU cooler
Everything else is fine. Drop that cooler and tell your friend to save up $20-30 for a decent cooler and get a better PSU. Never cheap out on a PSU.

>500 watt psu
>please

never gonna get steamOS cause there's no games for it there's never gonna be games for it cause no one uses steamOS

You know it's for streaming to your living room right.

why was steamOS even created

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>>51539522

What kind of tasks will Mr. Money be performing with his PC?

>for any amount of money
Sky's the limit.
>for a specific use case
Include a well-thought-out Xeon specific to your needs
>for a budget
Include a price faggot

>Look and feel:
7 > 10 > 8> Vista

>Taskbar functionality
10 > 8 = 7 > Vista

>Start menu functionality
7 = Vista > 10 > Vista

>Technical
10 > 8 > 7 > Vista

>Overall
7 > 8 > 10 > Vista

t b h f a m

>>51539511
yeah I prefer vista to 8 any day

>>51539636
Actually overall according to your own ratings, its:
10==7 > 8 > Vista