need a printer that prints documents well (black & white, no need for photo printing), relatively cheap, and one where the INK prices are CHEAP and economical and you dont need 3 color catridges to fucking print in black fucks sakedoes /g/ have any recs?
>buy Ricoh laser>53 lbs (24kg), cost $70 new, shipped>refill each toner cart for $12 (chip + toner), for a total of $48 for 2,000 pages of printing Great investment, prints like a dream, has wi-fi but I just have it hardwired with ethernet.
>>63768985Lasers sprinkle your paper with powder (called toner) and then use a laser to heat up the toner and bind it to the paper. Apparently this is more economical than inkjet which will literally just spray ink on your paper, but toner supposedly costs more (I'm not sure how accurate that is in practice since all the prices seem equally absurd).Either way dot matrix is the way to go
>>63768225Brother Laser I have the MFC-L2700DW and it's great
>>63772531>Lasers sprinkle your paper with powder (called toner) and then use a laser to heat up the toner and bind it to the paper.Just...
>>63768225hp p3005dn
Apple doesn't make technology anymore; they make toys.
APFS isn't toy and is superior to nearly evey in wide range of Linux filesystemsI'm ashamed no desktop Linux distro ships snapshoting filesystem where you could seamlessly checkout changes from XY minutes/hours and maybe even days ago, or safely recover broken kernel partition.
>>63773101Jesus christYou're a retard
>>63773114they also have superior window server and sound server and develop higher level programming language to be defacto standard which is something missing in linux ecosystembazaar my ass
Exactly where your waifu belongs editionPrevious thread >>63746461http://adventofcode.com/>Advent of Code is a series of small programming puzzles for a variety of skill levels. They are self-contained and are just as appropriate for an expert who wants to stay sharp as they are for a beginner who is just learning to code. Each puzzle calls upon different skills and has two parts that build on a theme.You need to register with an account but you can appear as anonymous.The new leaderboard with empty space isjoin-code: 43046-941b8011 The old (full) leaderboard isjoin-code: 194764-c554ff91
don't want to look like a pajeet but what is the answer to day2 pb
>>63772972pajeet my son it depends on the input besides day 2 is dead simple
>2016 day 16>part 1 is fine>hehe part 2 is exactly the same but the data 100k times bigger hehehe
>>63772476Testing is boring.
>>63773143Nevermind I did by running the computation on repl.it because my computer is too old for this shit
Did this low key fail miserably because I can't find any monitors that aren't super expensive with zero reviews or discontinued (IPS and VA not that TN trash).
>>63770414>>63770461Have you compared it to freesync?I'm curious how they compare.
>>63771389Yeah, but they are. You're not paying very close attention to the monitor market if you think that there are no new G-Sync monitors. The first two 4K 144Hz monitors that'll be hitting the market early next year, the Asus PG27UQ and Acer Predator X27, are both G-Sync. There are at least five 1440p 165Hz G-Sync monitors on the market right now, as well a bunch more at lower refresh rate 1440p and 4K, along with a load of 1080p ones up to 240Hz.>>63771418There's literally no difference. They do the same thing. The only advantage G-Sync has is that it's completely standardised. You don't get "bad" implementations, because it's all handled by the add-in module. VESA adaptive sync is down to the monitor manufacturer to get right, which has resulted in some real shitty efforts and a lot with limited active ranges. The best ones are every bit as good as G-Sync monitors though.
>>63770232I have one. It solved PC gaming forever for me. No more FUCKING TEARING & no more FUCKING STUTTERING It’s god tier (with a 1080)
>>63771325so will my 10shitty work with the "amd freesync" monitors or will it just act like a normal oldschool monitor without the special shit?
>>63772737It'll just be a regular monitor with no adaptive sync. Nvidia could enable support for VESA adaptive sync tomorrow via a driver update if they wanted to, but that wouldn't be profitable.
U JELLY?
>not a vega 64No.
Yes, can you run some games at 4k, to get a baseline on the next gen 1080 replacement? I've been waiting for volta to upgrade from 9xx
>base modelEnjoy the housefire
>>63773077Nice bait
>>63773027>He didnt buy the full model GV100 instead gets titan v>Kek poorfagsevery time
How do I fix my TVs uniformity? It’s completely dreadful when there’s brighter colors on the screen and it looks like there’s black bands raining down from the top
ITT: post what processor you're using right nowAMD Phenom II X6 1090T
>>63762027xeon w3680
i5 3470it just werks
>>63769861>ramletpicture related it's (you)
Phenom II X2 555
Phenom II 965>November 4, 2009
brb dropping $100 on 8 gigs of ram
You'd think that something so needed as RAM would have enough manufacturing behind it to make it cheaper.
>>63771440They might drop next year. Might.
>>63772934>t. economics doctorate
>>63772901My FEM simulations disagree.
>>63773099Sorry, I don't run entire simulations of the universe at one given time.
How the fuck would you back up DNA storage?
>>63771298i think he means voila
>>63768832By PCR
>>63768832Get it to replicate?We've successfully stored data in DNA of some cell and made it replicate many times without losing integrity.DNA copy failures are mostly reactive, not random. It is performed by epigenetic signals from the host. Evolution has barely been random for over 3 billion years. It evolved out of that nonsense, which is why life accelerated seemingly for no reason.You can go one step further in this and use redundant encoding to ensure that even if a few random segments DO mutate, the data will still be intact over considerably larger numbers of generations regardless.Most of the foundational stuff in our genome has remained intact for most of the time life has existed on the planet. It is shared by pretty much everyone.The one that is responsible for cellular structure (in Eukaryotes at least) is barely different despite heavily segregated evolutionary branches.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beta-actinSo, yes, just tell that fag to clone itself so it can stop being a virgin.
>>63770400this
>>63768915underrated post
So I got one of these fuckers as a gift from a buddy, works well as $30 light switch.Should I be concerned about surveillance? Is it sending everything I say to big brother?It sure is convenient though
>>63770167I've got a limited setup and its more novelty than anything, we finally got enough light bulbs to deck out the house (some more plugs would be nice) so it's sorta cool to say "Turn off downstairs" and all the lights go out.Besides that it's a funny gimmick if you have guests over.
>Be virgin fag>Put Echo in bedroom>8 hours of snoringNothing of value was lost
>>63770351what?
>>63770137Be part of the botnet, or choose to make your own voice assistant using snips and raspberri pi.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYnYSgIeKsohttps://snipslabs.herokuapp.com/
to here everyone with a smartphone:SHUT FUCK ABOUT A ALWAYS ON MICROPHONE YOU SHEEP
Is there a Linux solution for forwarding text messages and images to and from mobile devices?Frankly it's the only thing keeping me on macOS, it's just so damn comfy to text from my keyboard.
>>63767203No but iMessage is a sticky feature Linux has to address to take on macOS.Even HP is pushing PhoneWise to tackle this issue.
>>63767203iMessage != SMS
>>63772945It's just done so well that it seamlessly blends together with regular SMS messages. Hangouts had that for a while but either Apple patented mixed SMS-IM interfaces or Google got their head stuck too far up their ass.
>>63772945it still does plain old sms as well you mouth breathing retard
>>63767208It works pretty well to. I switched to using Budgie on Solus sadly.
Is ethernet more secure and faster than wifi?
>>63766982wat
>>63765861>No enterprise network uses wifi.Let me know when you actually get a job in IT
>>63765760Depend on the router for security and how long is your cable because more long It is the more you lost
>>63766302>>63766529You guys are new.
>>63765760Is that Flume?
That AMD slide isn't fake, I have some decent AMD connections and the beans have been spilled anyway, so heres a slide from the AMD keynote USB :) I might post the entire USB if theres enough demand
>people actually believe this shitthis is it, the absolute state of nu-/g/. the amount of retards here is astounding, i bet everyone 90% who posted here are wincucks too.go back to posting on pcmr and masturbating to linus videos, you people know nothing about cpus.
>>63765482
>>63765347>600 bucks for 16 cores at 4.7/5.3 ghzholy shit xeon btfo
Post more or its fake
>>63773046>Post more or its fake>or it's fake>orson..
Find a flaw.
>>63769576address bar above tabs
>>63771187kanker
>>63769576It can't use wifi and cellular data for more speed.
>>63769576Lions are gay and they literally fuck each other in the ass.
>>63769576Is this your clan's logo for the new call of duty?
>hey anon, I'm changing TV, do you want my old one?>sure, thanks! >it's a Haier "smart" TV>it runs android 4.1.1>it supports miracast >however when mirroring my smartphone the audio is seriously lagging behind the videoDo /g/ know a fix to this? I want to stream movies from my phone, but they're unwatchable with the audio lag.
>>63771543get a chromecast
>>63771555Anything that will work with what I already have?
>>63771575>he actually believes that it's possible for Android 4.1 to not be trash.No, but a Chromecast or Roku and stop being a faggot.
>>63772369Fugg. I hoped in some short term solution.
