>2017
>his laptop doesn't have touch screen with digitizer for pen/stylus support

Why are you so antiquated /g/?

>TFW my i7-4790k from 2014 is still a solid cpu and won't need to upgrade in a couple of years

Who /futureproof/ here?

How do I use a computer?

Is anyone from /g/ actually involved in the pretentious Silicon Valley startup culture bullshit?

let's get it on!

LiGNUx users
Windows users
OS X users
BSD friends
dual booters and disk abusers

all are welcome.
post yo specs and yo desks.

Streaming music has grown bigger than downloads- if Spotify and Pandora were your only streaming options, which would you choose and why? Because Pandora isn't available in most countries, mention the country you live in.

I prefer Pandora because I can train it to play stations that work well for me. Spotify is good for shorter playlists that I select, but I like the utility of turning to a station and not knowing what's coming next but having it fit my mood. I also think there are more possibilities for Pandora to add value to my music experience in the future (using data to get me new music or relevant concert tickets). I'm in the U.S.

Well, shit...

Why do they hate Linux?

Removing Telemetshit from windows 7 & 8.x

KB3068708
KB3022345
KB2952664
KB2990214
KB3035583
KB971033
KB3021917
KB3044374

cmd:
sc stop Diagtrack
sc delete Diagtrack

Task Scheduler Library:
Everything under "Application Experience"
Everything under "Autochk"
Everything under "Customer Experience Improvement Program"
Under "Disk Diagnostic" only the "Microsoft-Windows-DiskDiagnosticDataCollector"
Under "Maintenance" "WinSAT"
"Media Center" and click the "status" column, then select all non-disabled entries and disable them.

services.msc:
"Remote Registry" to "Disabled" instead of "Manual".

How do I bypass this /g/? My college have blocked Androids and iOS devices from accessing the network, but Laptops can connect just fine. How can I get around this?

Is there a way to spoof my phone as a Windows device so it lets me in?