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>tfw UK plug mustard race
Is the rest of the world even trying?
French plugs ftw
American plugs are pure shit
If you twist them even a little, this shit bends
Too wasteful, both in terms of resources and space.
Plus, half a lethal current is more than likely still fuckin' lethal.
>>45491941
>twist
why? also how have I never managed to fuck up a plug? If you're actually manage to fuck up an electrical plug, you're clearly retarded and shouldn't be playing around electrical sockets in the first place.
>2015 - 0.833
>still using jpeg for lossy images
http://bellard.org/bpg/
>>45494112
>over 100 bytes more
fucking dropped
That's pretty good.
Best way to hide your porn without encryption?
stream it?
Make them hidden files and bury them in a pseudo-system directory.
>>45495609
>porn
Are you 14?
Essential Firefox add ons
three first ones from OP pic, plus:
NoScript
RefControl
FaviconizeTab
Context Highlight
Customizable Shortcuts
Greasemonkey
YouTube Center
DownThemAll
>>45492998
oops forgot youtube center is a userscript, not its own addon
Adblock Plus is for plebs. Use Adblock Edge.
>Adblock Edge
>Greasemonkey
>Image Search Options (reverse image search in context menu)
>NoScript
>Reload Tab on Double-Click
>Remove It Permanently
>Session Manager
>Tree Style Tabs
>Vimperator
>Xmarks
And Blender if you don't know how to fake useragent yourself. Test your fingerprint here:
https://panopticlick.eff.org/
give me one good reason why you would use any other distro than ubuntu
Unity is ugly.
>>45497193
Autism
Unity a shit
Mint with Cinnamon is better
>Using antivirus is for computer illiterate people. The chances of getting a virus while you know your way on the web are not worth the cpu usage of a antivirus.
Discuss
That's your opinion.
Common Sense is the best anti-virus
>>45493936
Wrong, exploit-based web-based worms like Sasser will infect a computer even if a user is smart enough to not to run infected executables.
CPU footprint of modern antiviruses is slight.
Battlestation
Just finished up with some smite, going to jump on ArcheAge now.
Was thinking of tinkering with blender some tomorrow but I've been really lazy on it lately.
>>45493587
what is wrong with that soda bottle is it gonna be ok
What type of Linux should I use?
>>45496815
Don't use Linux unless you are using it on a server or a phone.
>>45496815
LFS
The red one.
New Stupid Questions thread.
Why does turning on qbittorent makes youtube or any picture impossible to open, and any website wont open half time?
So, is there a way to make a Workspace require a password in order to be accesed? Also, how do I use different wallpapers in different workspaces? Using Korora, Fedora methods work the same though. Xfce.
>>45493641
Because of seeding/downloading
In other words you have shit internet and your ISP is throttling you.
>>45493756
AFAIK there isn't.
I've looked it up before
As for the wallpaper see this
http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2014/04/ubuntu-14-04-set-different-wallpaper-for-each-workspace/
I'm using the latest testing version of mpv on linux, and some subtitles have these sections missing from them in some shows. (.ass softsubs)
It's been happening ever since I got MPV, and was probably a problem on other players, but I didn't notice it then.
Why are all the mainstream browsers shit /g/?
Seriously, is it too much to ask for a non-shit browser that's reasonably stable, has pretty good extension support, and doesn't eat up all of my system's resources?
>chrome
>botnet
>muh ram
>muh excessive processes
>botnet
>firefox
>unstable as fuck
>slow as fuck
>no based addons like uMatrix/uBlock
>SJW infested
>opera
>chrome 2: the electric boogaloo
>safari
>apple shit
Make one, OP!
Oh, that's right, you're a useless nobody.
:^)
>>45498035
>>botnet
Internet memes are legit reasons to dislike things now?
Use IE then.
>botnet
>SJW infested
Fuck off, mate.
>Linux clearly violates Microsoft Intellectual Property. This has been proven in a court of law. Microsoft software patents are stolen just to get Linux to boot up. And thousands more are infringed on by runlevel 5 (multi-user, networking, X11).
>Linux users owe Microsoft 10s of Billions of dollars in damages to compensate for this infringement, and 10s of Billions of dollars more in reasonable royalties. Everything you do and create using Linux, Microsoft owns the rights to.
>Everyone knows that without stolen Microsoft IP, Linux is nothing more than a bloated file manager.
Want to learn more?
http://www.promotinglinux.com/truth/
>this Micro$hit shill
>>45497462
>I wrote some words on paper 20 years ago
>Hey, you can't do that! I wrote words about that!!!
>mfw patent advocates actually believe this promotes innovation
poe's law
What are /g/'s other hobbies not related to tech?
Magic the Gathering, anyone else?
Cycling cuz I'm a fit fag
>Is masturbation a hobby?
Alright /g/ I've read this bullshit guide on "Best clients from /g/" and I've gotta say, it's terrible. For my test (on windows), I used three clients: utorrent 2.2.1, deluge (latest), and qbittorrent (latest).
With utorrent
>no problems readding 2000 torrents
>starts fast, closes fast, no problems scrolling or opening things
>rechecks like a dream
>easy to categorize with labels
with deluge
>opens like a drugged up elephant, closes like one too, but runs fine with 2000~ torrents
>I've lost tons of buffer on sites trying to re-add torrents because it wouldn't either recheck properly or didn't even see the files (inb4 you editted them, No I didn't faggot, I never edit files I get from downloads)
>the categorization with labels is a godsend, mulitiple labels are the future
with qbit
>opening and closing is fine but it's slow when scrolling
>readding torrents is okay at best but again, costs me buffer on sites attempting to recheck them and sometimes deletes some of my files entirely
>tagging system a shit
Why wont' you accept utorrent as the master race?
>pirating copyrighted material
Enjoy your prison rape, scum.
>>45496548
botnet
gentoo
>>45496548
I did, years ago. There's nothing wrong with the newest version either, despite /g/'s constant shilling.
Yes, you CAN disable every single ad by going into the settings menu.
No, there is NO "botnet" or spyware installed. There is NO phoning home whatsoever either.
The adware are in the form of OpenCandy (Google it) and is only installed if you accept the deals in the installer.
Banned Edition
in the cut
Let's talk printers! I'm looking for a good laser printer for reasonable price. So far I found pic related for like $165 and it has a really good running cost. I really like the scanner and the document feeder for that (A separate scanner with a document feeder start from twice as much. Seriously, wtf?). It supposedly has good linux support too but I don't know about the scanner. Sane project says that ADF is buggy, I don't really know what they mean http://www.sane-project.org/cgi-bin/driver.pl?manu=canon&model=sensys&bus=any&v=&p=
A would hook it up to my home server which runs Debian.
Thoughts? Also printers general.
>canon
>'cheap running costs'
lel
>>45496074
Did my resarch, could buy $11 refills for the 2.1k page cartridge. Even if they are jews and fill for half capacity it's still pretty damn cheap.
>>45496105
Fair enough, I got seriously jewed by buying a Canon inkjet once and there were no compatible carts (yes, I checked everywhere at the time).
