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Battlestation thread
>>47666865
ew....you have a....a....a...rats nest....
(I've never seen one that bad.)
looks like the aftermath of an earthquake op
>>47667119
.... it probably is..
Fukushima disaster edition.
Previous thread: >>47617464
Used ThinkPad Buyers Guide:
http://ktgee.net/post/49423737148/thinkpad-guide
ThinkWiki - Info on ThinkPads and running GNU+Linux on them:
http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/ThinkWiki
ThinkPad service guides w/ tutorial videos:
http://service.lenovo.partner-management.com/et.cfm?eid=1369
The disease begins.
Really pleased with my X220, and I just ordered a T420 with a broken screen, since I have an M14X to gut for a replacement
>>47652777
In the last week I've bought an x60, two t400, a t61 and an x31. Help.
>>47652777
>>47652827
>tfw we're no better than macfags
X220 is my daily driver, T520 is the family laptop, and the T43 I just got yesterday is my side laptop. The T43 doesn't have an HDD and my SATA II ultrabay caddy is still in the mail.
Why the fuck did IBM and Lenovo put one RAM slot under the fucking keyboard and one on the underside on so many of their laptops? It was a royal pain in the ass to upgrade my T43's RAM because I have to take out the whole keyboard to get to the primary slot.
I'm thinking of doing the CCNA cert this summer.
What are some good practice exam books?
Also, when do I know I'm ready to take the exam? I feel pretty confident with my lab and theory, but I've never taken an IT cert exam before, so I'm not really sure if what I know will be enough.
bump
I might be dating myself, but I used the ExamCram books umpteen years ago when I passed the CCNA.
Everyone's different, but for me it was a week or two of reading, tops, followed by breezing through the exam in 20 minutes. I wouldn't be so worried about passing.
>>47666589
Thanks.
What are best "cheap" phones out right that have a good custom ROM selection?
Moto E is nice, but cost $150. Any thing ~$100 with LTE and lollipop?
Not interested in used or mediatek phones.
Nokia E72 master race reporting in
>>47664509
>symbian
lol no
>>47664459
You won't get a phone like that for such a cheap price. Why are you so picky about the mediatec? What's wrong with it? Mediatec will be just fine for all tasks. I hope you have a better argument against mediatec than
>muh gayming performance
Why do people obsess over getting faster hardware rather than refining software to do crazy shit like this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w54uNAuqE1Y
Do you spend much time on optimization? Do you know much about optimization? Can we talk about it? It interests me. Have you done anything like in the video, even if it was small? Some cool workaround you found on your own?
>optimizing software
Ahahhahaha just add more cores and ram
Signed, Android development team
The problem is that "optimization" is a thing of the past, especially for video games and the like. The only solution is to buy faster and faster hardware.
>>47661636
>The problem is that "optimization" is a thing of the past
Why? Because compilers are better at optimization than humans now?
Cont. from >>47594699
Last thread we discussed modern consoles. Let's continue.
>inb4 >>>/v/
This is pure tech.
Other embedded hardwares also welcome.
From last thread
>>47627399
>>47627508
>>47627604
There's a dual core ARM11, ARM9 and ARM7. The ARM9 and 7 also include the GBA/DS hardware in them.
3DS mode use ARM11 for OS and apps and ARM9 for security and I/O. DS(i) mode use ARM9 and 7 for games and ARM11 for some other misc. stuff. Same with GBA but the ARM9 isn't used.
The system has firmwares for each mode.
>>47627559
PPC does the OS while the ARM does security and some I/O.
>>47628421
FPGAs are convenience tools for these purposes. They're like ASIC but reprogrammable. They can be programmed to do I/O or feed data to something.
So is Ninty's OS BSD-like? it's listed as in-house on wikipedia. I can't imagine that they developed a full kernel all on their own.
>>47636811
Everything from scratch. From the look of the FS it's nothing-like.
Sony's is however.
Lets settle it /g/, what is the best smartphone on the market (or to be released in the next 2 months) right now?
http://strawpoll.me/4191954
Also, which phone has:
>Best screen
>Best battery life
>Best Camera
>Best dev support
>Best OS currently
>Best design
>Least bloated
>Best overall
Zenphone and apple shills pls go
Reasons for LG G3 < Z3?
keep on bumpin
bumpity bump bump
4 years.... do you think Steven is proud of what Apple has become today?
>>47658029
Steve only cares about the money, he never gave a shit about about his customers. I wouldn't be surprised if he thought they were the biggest idiots ever. why else did he re-release the same phone every year, only it was slightly shiner and had a few new apps.
>>47658301
not true. do more research
1. You can get malware on a Linux system.
2. You do need* to reboot your computer after some updates (not including the kernel), as processes that are already loaded in memory will actually still be the older version until they are cleared from memory, which sometimes requires a reboot.
*you don't actually NEED to, but you will still be stuck with the older version in memory until a reboot
3. Most modern Linux distros won't work if you swap hard drives into different computers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_lhqg_p21k
>5:22
>gnu linux has viruses
>the files which apparently are infected are something.dll and something.exe
>>47662426
>as processes that are already loaded in memory will actually still be the older version until they are cleared from memory, which sometimes requires a reboot.
Restart the fucking program retard.
>>47662426
>3. Most modern Linux distros won't work if you swap hard drives into different computers.
This is false.
What email client does /g/ use?
>>47664044
Thunderbird
Thunderbird now. I used to use Opera Mail. I think I'll change to vivaldi when its ready.
Mutt for life.
What ISP do you use?
Cox Communications. Not that I have a choice where I live, but 130mbps for ~60 isn't bad.
>>47666149
Time Warner Cable
>>47666149
AT&T, sadly.
http://ayylmao.me/
itt funny websites
OP post one first please
Ayy
Room thread /g/
my office consists of my battle station, an ironing board, and some guitars
>>47658762
Where's your desktop anon?
Also that Cowboy Bebop Poster is pretty dope/
What audio interfaces do all you musicians use? I'm planning on getting a UR22 soon, but I'm sure there are better products out there for the price
>>47662791
Not that important until you have a really great microphone, just go by features and ports.
>>47662791
I own the UR-22, it's alright I guess, only use it for speakers, headphones and my midi keyboard. It does the job, but every few months it refuses to work and I'll have to fuck around with the usb cables until it magically works again, could be windows though (most likely).
i have a scarlett 8i6.
it's been really good.
no driver issues, frequent updates.
"mpv is DESS" edition
mpv.io
bakamplayer.u8sand.net
https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/
Haasn's fork:
https://github.com/haasn/mpvhq
F.A.Q.
>how do I do X?
read the manual: http://mpv.io/manual/master/
>but I am on windows!
read the manual: http://mpv.io/manual/master/
>playlist?
https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/blob/master/TOOLS/lua/autoload.lua
>how do I show fancy info?
https://gist.github.com/Argon-/1c8a33be280e65db1eb3
>what's that fancy progressbar?
https://github.com/onodera-punpun/mpv-progressbar
>gui when?
never
> wow, what are the key bindings?
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mpv-player/random-stuff/master/key_bindings_chart/mpbindings_compressed.png
>why should I switch from mpc-hc/madVR or vlc?
please don't, stay with your shitty software and don't bother us.
haasn just updated his fork, no new haasn placebo commits though ;_;
Quick question :
Mplayer said that my system is too slow. Does mpv improvements will fix that, or it will be worse ?
When will mpc-hc be forked to linux?
![IMG_0210[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/UIqELsH.jpg "IMG 0210[1]")
![steinberg_ur22_right_angle1[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/mtq4NaB.jpg "steinberg ur22 right angle1[1]")
