Thought I might drop this here, feel free to add to the list! Half of these don't work

173.243.81.142@scanuseruser1;scanuseruser1
216.111.4.2@1;1
96.57.156.139@accounting;dollar - 2003-4gb ram
97.89.193.91@copier;copier -2003-3gb-
24.248.11.242@conference;conference -2003-4gb-
24.248.11.245@conference;conference -2003-4gb-
216.178.82.42@contract;contract -2003-4gb-
50.93.179.45@conference;martin -2003-4gb-
173.249.131.182@office;1qaz2wsx -2003-8gb-
216.26.134.83@intern;test1
50.194.243.9@copier;00000000 -2003-4gb-
74.95.204.3@conference;conference -2003-4gb-
74.95.204.3@conference;conference
209.16.245.47@conference;martin -2003-4gb-
68.98.223.106@accounting;cashier
50.73.243.237@frontdesk1;frontdesk1
69.199.124.203@conference;pass123 -2003-2gb-
207.41.37.156@user;1qaz
82.152.150.3@training;Password01
62.173.74.233@remote3;remote3
71.163.4.232@office;office
68.157.98.249@remote;remote
209.66.220.113@training1;training
66.253.73.152@warehouse;1234
184.68.34.182@frontdesk;passw0rd
12.12.146.26@copier;copier
12.219.216.11@tuser;testing
99.46.134.33@xerox;xerox
209.66.220.113@training1;training
184.94.0.26@tech;service
74.87.4.69@xerox;xerox
78.186.239.37@user2;123456
173.14.140.126@tech1;service
212.89.233.90@terminal;terminal
78.188.54.75@muhasebe;1
77.68.46.133@ben;ben12

Stop using racist terms /g/

Previous thread: >>72639629

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
>Great durability (excl L and E series)
>Utilitarian design
>Docking stations that easily turns your laptop into a desktop
>Most models are easy to repair, upgrade & maintain thanks to readily available service manuals for every model and spare parts are easy & cheap to obtain
>The best TrackPoint™, easier to use when typing
>Good for Hackintoshing

Libreboot-compatible models:
>T60 (check lcd), X60(s/t); X200(s/t. -s requires soldering), T400(s)/500; W500
Models before *40 series can be Corebooted

Modern models:
>X220/X230 - 12", 768p, cheap
>T420/T430 - 14", 900p, widely available for a good price, socketed CPU (Ivy Bridge CPU support on T420); Quad Core Compatible
>T520/530; W520/530 - 15", 1080p, DTR, 32GB RAM on quadcore models, USB 3.0
>T440s - best price/performance ultra portable
>T440p/540p; W540/1 - Last Thinkpads with socketed processors, easily replaceable trackpad (W541 doesn't need trackpad replacement)

Chink Upgraded models:
>X210 - X200/X201, i5 8250u quadcore
>X62 - X61, i5 5250u
>T70 - T60, i7 7700 hq
IPS displays, USB 3.0, m.2 x4, miniDP
https://forum.51nb.com/forum.php?mod=forumdisplay&fid=117

>ThinkWiki - Info on ThinkPads & running GNU/Linux on them:
https://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/ThinkWiki
>BIOS logo booru:
http://biosimage.booru.org

>those niggers stole all the macs and iphones from my store in Minneapolis?
>very well, send me the inventory list of the store so we can block any activation access
based Apple can do this, anti-nigger at its very core. try protecting yourself with a google, windows or linux device

Is there any advantage to buying a 512gb SSD for just the OS and then a separate SSD for everything else?

I’m buying a 2TB SSD + 4TB HDD as well. Should i just sacrifice 512GB of the 2TB for an OS partition and throw the OS on the 2TB SSD or are there any benefits to isolating it on its own 512GB SSD?

Hiroyuki will sell your data, let your identity info get hacked, and fuck things up.
Details http://pastebin.com/CJPHJSmC (HTTP)
Details: http://www.anonymous-japan.org/fake2ch/

Rev up those adblockers, noscripts and content blockers, you're about the get malware here.

Are you a geek or nerd? ;)

https://www.pcgamer.com/nvidias-rtx-3080-ti-looks-bigger-than-expected/


>While this was going on, I was hitting the web for some equally insightful research. I think you'll be impressed. Notice the time on the oven says 2:39. ?>Coincidence? I think not! When performing a search on Google for "239 Ampere," the first result is a Zillow listing at that address. Even Bing came up >with the same result.

>The house is 3,245 square feet. Could those be CUDA cores? For reference, the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti sports 2,944 CUDA cores. That's precisely the >same number as another Zillow listing for a house on Turning Leaf Ct. Or should I say, Turing Leaf Ct? Clever attempt to cover your tracks, Nvidia, but >not clever enough. Perhaps this is a 3080 Ti after all (not really).

>Zillow estimates the mortgage on the Ampere home to be $1,500 per month. Obviously this is meant to reflect that the 3080 Ti will come in a little bit >higher than the 2080 Ti, which debuted at $1,199 (for the Founders Edition). Bummer, though actually reasonable on a price per square inch basis.


LOL!!!!!!! If the RTX 3080ti comes at $1500.

You can already expect the RTX 3080 to cost $1000.

RTX 3070 $700
RTX 3060 $500
RTX 3050 $350

Nvfags BTFO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just imagine a mere RTX 3050 costing $350 bucks.

https://vicr123.github.io/theshell/index.html

its sinful and shameful. Why did they think this was good enough to release?

>no photoshop
>no good office suite
>no AAA games
>drivers so bad sometimes you're forced to use windows drivers instead
>desktops require ricing to look nice
>forced to use command prompt for some basic functionality
>worse performance than windows and osx
>no support for any "serious" programs like Sony Vegas or Adobe dreamweaver, forcing users to use inferior "free" alternatives

What makes Linux so popular on /g/?
What can you do on Linux that you can't do on windows?