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No.88169059 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
Alright /g/, it's game time.

Give me a single reason to use GNU/Linux over macOS. Consider the following.

-> You're paying $0.00 for what is essentially a hybrid kernel, the BSD userland (and everything that comes with it), and the Apple UI. Paying nothing for a very polished and stable certified-Unix system seems reasonable, considering how well Apple seems to integrate everything in their OS.

-> You're not really missing out on anything in Mac that you wouldn't in GNU/Linux. You've got the same version control software, compilers, a packaging system, and the same IDE's as GNU/Linux if you develop that way. Much of the underlying structure of macOS is rooted in Darwin, which is basically BSD, meaning that it's free and open source. You can literally look at the source inside the OS.

-> Let's also consider the proprietary side of things. Sometimes, the open source drivers and plugins the community has can be... a little lackluster. You have every streaming service available, the Microsoft suite of productivity software, and a whole host of other software available through the Mac App store, a great way of unifying all the programs available for macOS and providing them to the user.

-> The UI is very well done and responsive, and anything that it really wanted to hide from the user, can be found if they really wanted to. If you're someone who can't live without all the rice, it's not like you can't slap a tiling wm on it, make some modifications, and call it a day if you're so inclined. Once again, it's the best of both worlds.

-> "But Anon," you spurt out through your cheeto drooling mouth, "What about all the 'excellent' command-line tools that Linux has?" There's nothing that isn't already on macOS that you can't just compile anyway, since you were already going to do that on Linux.

So tell me /g/, what's the point, or even the benefit of using an OS made mostly by NEETs and neckbeards who peel the skin off their crusty cracked feet and eating it?
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Change the world. Accept 12000 rpm refutes COAM

No.87947306 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
If you conduct a ball on a string demonstration like the professional example 4 here : http://www.baur-research.com/Physics/measure.html
And it does not accelerate like a Ferrari engine, then the “law” of conservation of angular momentum is falsified.
https://youtu.be/1aUeKf4Wg7M?t=3404
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No.88137594 View ViewReplyLast 50OriginalReport
say goodbye to piracy
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No.86796022 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
What happened to board quality, can't we at least filter
>itoddler
>freetard
>/pol/
>/leftypol/
>chud
>tranny
>trump lost
>tranime
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I'm PC elite

No.88123410 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
Cool?
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No.88110148 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
How do I tell if my niece is attracted to me, especially when she seductively shifts her clothing around and bends over a lot when she knows only I can see her?
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/sqt/ – Stupid Questions Thread

No.88119408 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
Read the sticky: >>76759434

>GNU/Linux questions >>>/g/fglt
>Windows questions >>>/g/fwt
>PC building? >>>/g/pcbg
>Programming questions >>>/g/dpt
>Good, cheap laptops >>>/g/tpg
>Cheap electronics >>>/g/csg
>Server questions >>>/g/hsg
>Buying headphones >>>/g/hpg

How to find/activate any version of Windows?
https://rentry.org/installwindows

Previous Thread: >>88101751
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/tpg/ - ThinkPad General

No.88116558 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
>>88095883
Don't buy anything OTHER THAN IBM/Lenovo ThinkPad T, X, and W/P Series if you want the Real Business Experience™
>Other business laptops are welcome in /tpg/ (Dell Latitude/Precision, HP EliteBook/ZBook)

Why ThinkPad?
>Used machines are plentiful and cheap
>Excellent keyboards, tactile feel and quiet
>Great durability: magnesium roll cage for structural integrity, with high quality plastic body panels
>Utilitarian design: e.g. indicator LEDs, 7 row keyboard layout on older models
>Docking stations that easily turns your laptop into a desktop
>Easy to repair (most models), upgrade & maintain thanks to readily available service manuals for every model, spare parts easy & cheap to obtain
>Excellent Linux & *BSD support

ThinkWiki - General info about ThinkPads/specs
https://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/ThinkWiki

Modern models:
>X220/X230 - 12", 768p, cheap and light
>T420/T430 - 14", 900p (1080p w/mod board), Ivy Bridge support on T420 w/coreboot, quad core upgrade, classic keyboard mod on xx30 series
>T520/530; W520/530 - 15", 1080p, DTR, 32GB RAM on quad core models
>T440p/540p; W540/1 - last ThinkPads with socketed processors, easily replaceable trackpad (W541 doesn't need trackpad replacement)
>T440s/T450(s)/T460(s)/T470(s) - ultraportables, good battery life
>T480 - last ThinkPad with swappable battery, T25 keyboard mod, excellent performance/battery life, getting cheaper

Upgraded models:
>X210 - X200/X201, i5-8250U quad core
>X62/X63 - X61, i5-5250U
>T70 - T60, i7-7700HQ
IPS displays, USB 3.0, M.2 x4, MiniDP, no dock
https://forum.51nb.com/forum.php?mod=forumdisplay&fid=117

BIOS replacement:
https://coreboot.org - T440p, X131e, X1C1, and xx30 series (no 61) or older
https://libreboot.org - X/T60 and xx00 series

Additional resources:
https://biosimage.booru.org
https://1vyra.in

UEFI patches:
https://github.com/digmorepaka/thinkpad-firmware-patches

Chat:
https://t.me/thinkpadgeneral
https://discord.gg/Ybdz7AS
##ibmthinkpad on libera
#/tpg/ on rizon
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No.88101612 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
>want to order pizza online
>order website requires nonfree javascript
>tfw the botnet wants me to starve
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RAM discussion thread, how much is good enough?

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1GB
> only good enough for really light OS and applications like Midori

2GB
> decent, but not good enough for 2015

4GB
> okay, but you might run out of memory when running applications like the Adobe suite or demanding games

8GB
> ideal price/performance?

16GB
> very good, enough for at least 3 years?

32GB
> expensive and overkill for gaming, but it's nice to have if you're editing videos/images in 4K with tons of layers

64GB
> overkill, just overkill. Can't image you actually using all that

128GB
> only for the most high-end servers
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