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60% and lower is best Edition
also wich 60% should i buy?
You forgot the /mkg/ header, subject and small-penis-behaviour
>>51413057
That layout looks barely usable at best.
>>51413057
That's literally the most retarded thing I've seen. Do keyboard fetishes think less keys makes them more leet?
Microsoft is adding Android app support to Windows 10 Mobile, which comes out at the end of this year. After this, there will be no reason to use the laggy, never updated, extremely vulnerable pieces of shit known as Android phones. The Windows ecosystem can finally get the boost it needs to take on Android and give us all the smooth, affordable experience that we have all been waiting for.
http://www.techradar.com/news/software/applications/how-will-android-support-work-in-windows-10-mobile--1293295
>Where were you when Microjew stole 10% of the userbase of Jewgle on phones, because someone memed Nokia knows how to make phones?
FTFY
>>51413050
I own a Nokia Windows phone. I bought it because of WP, not because of Nokia.
>>51413034
This is such a stupid statement that I'm not even mad.
Hi /g/,
I'm a second year chemical engineering student, and I was thinking about switching to computer science. I don't know much about computer science, but I know there is some programming involved. I've done programming in MATLAB, and I've found it kind of interesting. I'm wondering if switching would be good.
TL;DR I'm a second year chemical engineering student with a slight interest in programming, but not much knowledge about the computer science field. Would switching majors be a good move?
You just wasted a shit ton of money on classes if you switch
>>51412967
Not some, heavy much math is involved in CS. If you are good at math, specially mathematical proofs, this is a career for you
>>51412967
How about you take a coding class and see how it is.
Programming is usually either you love it or you slowly rot away in a cubicle hating your life.
Despite the sjw bullshit I'm pretty interested in contributing to the linux kernel. I've been through lfs already and I'm currently reading understanding the linux kernel and I've done some freestanding os dev using bochs so I'm not totally new but I am wondering if there's a distribution anywhere that's recommended for kernel development.
Ideally it would be something with the absolute minimal code to run the kernel and support a terminal. Nothing else.
I have a tough time with lfs because you just install hundreds of packages with very little explanation on how they fit together, what they do and what the dependancies are.
Also I find it hard to work out exactly what is in the kernel and what's not so I'd like to setup something as close to kernel only as I can. So I can experience first hand what I do and don't have available, and tweak things with the knowledge of what precisely is going on.
Any suggestions?
>SJW
Learn to talk like a functioning member of society before posting to /g/, /v/-kun
>>51412904
>I am wondering if there's a distribution anywhere that's recommended for kernel development.
Not really. You don't need any specific distribution at all, you can just use whatever you like.
>Ideally it would be something with the absolute minimal code to run the kernel and support a terminal. Nothing else.
Why? What does that gain you? You want your full development powers available.
>So I can experience first hand what I do and don't have available, and tweak things with the knowledge of what precisely is going on.
Running a barebones distro has absolutely nothing to do with that. The real difference is between kernel mode and user mode code, how featureful your userland is has no bearing whatsoever on what goes on in the kernel.
tl;dr forget about this concept as it is silly. Use whatever distro you feel comfortable with for practical everyday use, build and run your own kernel, and hack on that. Or you can test in VMs, if you prefer. Don't try to limit your userland, it's a pointless exercise.
The limited-userland thing may be useful if you're interested in studying how it all hangs together (what LFS is there to teach, more or less), but that has nothing to do with kernel dev.
what sjw bullshit
So now that Haskell and Golang have been successfully killed, what meme/hipster language do we end next? Rust? Ruby?
Ruby is just retarded and will die. Rust has promise because of Mozilla but probably Clojure or Groovy or some other JVM language.
>>51412869
itt: luddites
captcha: 486
Haskell and Golang
Guys I fucked up and fell on some Pbay malware bait. What's the best way I can clean up the mess?
I once had an image tutorial from 4chan where it listed all the main cleaning software I should use, but I lost it. Help?
install gentoo
>>51412847
why so?
anyone? I know you have some tips
Are there actually any downsides to this phone? Especially after taking the price bracket into consideration?
I'm seriously considering buying this since it seems like one of the best phones for the price. Literally the only problem I may have with it is the screen, but I think I'll spend more time appreciating it than hating it, so it's a consequence I'm willing to accept.
How is this not the perfect smartphone though?
>Improved version of stock android
>Cheap
>good camera
>good screen
>Easily rootable/unlockable
>>51412800
>Improved version of stock android
Improved how? Things like this always make me a bit suspicious. When an OEM "improves" an OS, the "improvements" almost always suck like a cheap whore.
>>51412923
the moto actions are actually really useful and not intrusive at all. They don't slow down the phones at all but add in some nice motion controls and voice recognition. Think of it as enhanced stock android.
>>51412940
As an owner of a Moto X 2014, the actions are amazing, i can't live without active display anymore.
I never used the voice commands tho
BSD?
More like BSoD, amirite?
@51412786
xD
did you just?
>>51412796
No, this is how you reply.
ayy lmao
#windows 10
>>51412775
>50% windows 8
>50% NSA
>50% steaming shit
Seriously, what were they thinking. With Win 7, 8 getting these spy updates too, it doesnt even make sense to go back.
Why the fuck you spyyyin,. Why you always spyyin'. aAaaaAAooHHHohHmaayYYGossssh
STOP FUCKING SPYINGNGGGG
Can you imagine how much it sucks to work at MS?
You're forced to work in a room full of pajeets, spending your whole day shilling and checking Mac rumors.
Which PHP framework is the best?
I looked at Laravel but it looked way too big and cumbersome. When I didnpm installjust so I could get Bootstrap, it installed about 100MB of dependencies. Literally what the actual fuck. Therefore I am now trying out CodeIgniter which seems much simpler and leaner.
>>51412737
only 100MB? that's low for a modern framework
>Which PHP framework is the best?
none
the only scenario where you'd use a framework like laravel or symfony is, you're a 10 years experience senior php dev working in a team of 20+ doing some really big application
a router is the only third party library you need, do the rest yourself
>>51412737
>PHP
Which pile of horse shit would taste the best?
Android scrollbars.
Will they ever get it right? The size changes as you scroll. It's been like that since Eclair.
What the fuck.
> Pic tacitly, implicitly involved.
>>51412533
your quiet the retard aren't you
>>51412533
I think it's supposed to do that so that you can grab onto it while you're scrolling, OP.
Mine doesn't do this unless an application is made with this specifically in mind, though.
>>51412571
That's a particular option called fastscroll which you have to enable on the view you want it to appear on.
You can also set the appearance of it.
Nexus 6P buyer's remorse general
I've had this phone for only three days and the glass visor on top has cracked and my phone bent. I'm returning this shit to Google. Fuck Huawei
>mfw I wanted to get an iPhone 6S anyway
>mfw Nexuskeks will defend this
How did you manage that?
I've never actually managed to damage any phone i had and 6P is not any different
>>51412423
Gross, you bought that piece of shit phone, and now you're planning on buying a barely better phone? What a kuck you are...
>pic of OP related
>>51412394
A week ago I'd have said yes. Now that I've played Soma... maybe.
Sure. Just as long as she cleans and fucks.
>>51412394
What's the point if she can also just be my robot instead?
![1280px-OpenSUSE_official-logo-color.svg[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/MpXIfvP.png "1280px-OpenSUSE official-logo-color.svg[1]")
Best Linux Distribution for newbies!
My vote goes to pic related. Does /g/ agree? if no why and which distribution do you think?
>>51412336
Leap is a fucking bug-riddled mess. Tumbleweed isn't bad though.
gentoo master race
>>51412354
yes but tumbleweed is not something for a newbie.
2015, why arent you using gnome shell with a mac theme
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Dark+Mode?content=166387
because I use xfce with i3
Wow, it's like coating shit with diarrhoea.
Because I don't want to eat shit from my own hands. In fact, I don't want to eat shit at all
