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Can anyone tell me what cabkes I need to hook up this speaker
>>55106700
I fixed your picture.
>>55106700
nl4 and speaker cables? wrong board btw
TRS mono fämäläm probsbly
http://www.asus.com/Graphics-Cards/TURBO-GTX1080-8G/
>>55106677
No point in buying one, apparently you can bottleneck 1070/1080s
>>>/v/341593387
"the point is the gpu is the bottleneck, even with a 1080/1070 or a 980ti the bottleneck is the gpu"
>>55106677
>lets put word 'turbo' on it so it sounds faster
I hate people that do this
>>55106677
>4x longer lifespan
why would you put this on the box
This is exactly me right now. Can anyone relate?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PivpCKEiQOQ
How does it feel to know that DevOps will be fully automated in just a few years ?
Not really
You can't automate everything you chode
>>55107561
> b-but AI...
> ...muh singularity
grep -v -e '^\#' .*history|cut -d ':' -f2-|cut -d \ -f1| sort|uniq -c|sort -rn|head -n 20
Post results
>>55106506
don't do this, it creates mustard gas
>>55106506
204 ls
107 cd
94 pkg
92 vi
43 for
42 service
25 rm
22 grep
20 mv
20 man
20 make
17 chmod
17 cat
16 ps
14 portdowngrade
13 portmaster
13 cp
11 /usr/local/etc/rc.d/lighttpd
10 printf
10 less
>>55106506
123 vi
122 cd
104 ll
101 ping
78 ifconfig
77 service
72 exit
19 host
19 adsl-start
17 ls
16 adsl-setup
15 chkconfig
14 w
14 df
13 startx
12 mount
11 cp
11 cat
8 clear
8 adsl-stop
So I just installed chromium a minute ago and what the fuck are these and how do I get rid of them? I literally never visited any on these websites.
They'll disappear and be replaced with your most visited sites when you start using the browser. Companies pay to be placed there by default. Furrycux and Opera have the same thing.
>literally never visited wikipedia or youtube
oh fuck off m8
>>55106455
I meant on this browser. I just installed chromium because lighting/webview was being a piece of shit and won't let me download a podcast.
>>55106454
Yeah thanks. Realized I just need to long press on them to get rid of them. Can't believe Reddit is this mainstream now.
>According Damien Triolet, a known and respected GPU reviewer (who, as you might remember, helped to unravel the secrets in GTX 970 memory allocation problem), ASUS and MSI are sending cards with modified BIOSes to the press. Such software enables more power on review samples, which leads to increased frequencies and better results overall.
>The problem was discovered with MSI GTX 1080 GAMING X and ASUS GTX 1070 STRIX, so might want to take reviews of those cards with a grain of salt. Gigabyte on the other hand does not...
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>>55106398
I don't see anything wrong with this. You can just overclock and reach those speeds anyway. Gigacuck are the dumb ones for NOT doing it.
>>55106472
>fuck Gigabyte for not cheating
This is the world we live in.
20MHz difference, you won't even get 1% faster performance
French reviewer making mountains out of molehills again
reddit is open source but 4chan isn't?
Why does that matter? Is there something wrong with the other forum software?
because then we could figure out the algorithm for roll numbers and get dubs/quads every time we post
>>55106561
It's previousPost+1. Have at it.
>windows 10
>visual studio 2015
>edge
>photoshop CC
>foobar2000
>potplayer
>100% steam support
why do you autistic NEETs insist on using your garbage OS when you could be comfy af like me
don't forget everything
>mfw they won't respond properly and will just shill meme but i won't see it because I filtered all their shit
>>55106336
I use windows in a VM.
I am kinda paranoid in regards to privacy and security which windows 10 lacks severly
>current year
>virtual reality
>man on the moon
Still no thumbnail preview for Linux.
>>55106304
Once again, the superiority of KDE is proven
>>55106304
Also, it's not linux, it's gtk. gtk apps that run in windows, mac or BSD have the same problem
>>55106333
RUINED him
What do you do with your old hardware?
>>55106203
mostly it sets on some shelves in my room behind curtains - just in case.
really should clear it out
>>55106203
Closet
>>55106223
This.
I've never been good at throwing things out, especially when I could potentially possibly one day find a use for it.
>Windows 7
>install Word and Excel 2016 because it has a lot of useful new features I could use for work
>suddenly 5 new separate processes turn on without even starting my new installed programs
>new services installed
>onedrive starts uploading all my files
>have to spend entire night removing all the backdoors and literal malware the microsoft software installed as extra
>Firewall and mbam didn't detect any of this
>Word and Excel don't even work anymore
>Wasted time and theres probably still some spyware left running somewhere that I didn't find.
Jesus fucking christ I hadn't realized it was this bad. Looks like i'm going back to using protable office 2010. Guess I should also start learning how to loonix and gradually switch.
Gradually switching is not the way to go. Dual boot and use it exclusively for a week. You will pick up the majority that you will need to know, then you will see how shit windows is in comparison (except for gaymen).
Just download the xubuntu iso and run it live for a while, check it out, see if you think it's your thing. If you care about Spyware it probably is something you can see the benefits of.
>>55106212
This. However I personally learned the most about linux while using it for a server.
As for distros, here's my few picks:
Xubuntu 14.04 (stable, easy)
Linux Mint 17.3 (stable, even more easy)
Fedora (less stable but more ahead with software versions, and has less systemd-induced issues compared to other distros)
Also do not use Xubuntu (or any Ubuntu) past version 14.04. Their move to systemd has been rather buggy and it won't give you a good time.
>install Word and Excel 2016 because it has a lot of useful new features I could use for work
What are those? I might should try them out, my windows already downloaded the huge ass setup files, it is just waiting for my approval.
You are the Internet's God.
What do you do with your powers?
>>55106111
Install gentoo on every computer.
>>55106111
download all porn
delete whole internet
download more ram
What are the advantages/disadvantages of adding more threads to your cpu?
Would an i3 with 2 cores 8 threads, or an i7 with 3 cores 16 threads, perform better than the current lineup in multithreading?
Why does Intel only use 2 threads per core with hyperthreading?
What about GPUs? They're heavily focused on more cores. Why don't they add more threads through SMT?
>>55106037
only if your software supports it
>add 8 hardware threads to each core and add all these architectural improvements
>only 2x / 3x faster
l0l
>>55106087
Like rendering?
And isn't dx12 8 threads?
How close to an i5 6600 would an i3 6100 get if it had 8 threads in something like h264 encoding and decoding?
Would adding the extra threads even help, or is there no point?
It's time to see how fast (or slow) your processors are. Here's the deal:
>Run Intel Burn Test on "Standard"
>Post a screenshot of your score
>Post what processor you've used and any other relevant information, including the end temperature if available
>Ideally you'll run the test 4 times and take an average, but 1 run will suffice if you're pressed for time
You can download Intel Burn Test here if you don't already have it:
http://www.majorgeeks.com/mg/getmirror/intelburntest,1.html
Here's my result on an Atom Z3775 in my tablet.
Good enough ig
>>55105912
>Tfw your CPU is more than 11x slower than this
Das a good score, mayne.
>>55105827
So /g/, where my home server anons at? Where is the love?
HP Proliant Microserver gen8
4GB RAM
Celeron CPU
500GB HDD (OS Ubuntu 16.04)
12TB storage
Using it as a plex media server, might do more with after I upgrade the CPU and RAM.
>>55105805
No shame bump
same olde
yuyuko is very sick just now, her raid keeps spazzing out.
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