What water filter do you use? Which is best? Pitchers/Dispensers, Faucet Mounts, or Reverse Osmosis? Best brands? Post your water filter. >imagine drinking anything but crisp, high-quality H20Yikes.
>>71599898H2 has low density, low viscosity, and the highest specific heat and thermal conductivity, it also reaches lower temps than water. These make it a great coolant for many things, better than water in certain cases. But because water has such a high mass it has a higher transfer rate. So water wins under those conditions.
I visited the US one time and their tap water tastes so much like chlorine, it's like you're drinking straight from a swimming pool. They put the same shit on your table at restaurants. It's nasty enough to ruin your meal if you drink it by accident. So yeah, I think a filter is probably a good investment if it makes the water taste like water.
>>71600331And oh yeah, I forgot, they use the same swimming pool water for the coke dispensers, so even soda tastes like fucking chlorine. I can't fathom how Coca-Cola allows that shit to be sold with their name attached to it.
>>71600232this is gas though isnt it? i mean liquid
>>71600492Yes that is for a gas, and liquid will do much better. But it will never reach the density needed to beat water in this case, because the oxygen will always make it denser. Now I would be interested to see where Helium is in this mix, I suspect it is mainly used for the lowest temps and not so much transfer speed. But not finding good comparisons for them.
Tell me about Apple.Why do they throttle the iPhone?
>>71600340Thanks, should cut down on the faggotry considerably. I never used to filter but I've realized how much nicer the catalog looks when you filter out low effort troll posts and other shit you never wanted to see in the first place.
>>71600386>lagPhone
>>71600386>Guess what stops my iPhone from lagging?Nothing.
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>>71597989The only good answer in this thread. I’ve got an older coworker with a note four, his is shutting down at 30 to 40% for this reason. On the other hand, he can just buy a new battery.
Apple recalls 15" macbook because they can catch fire.https://support.apple.com/15-inch-macbook-pro-battery-recall
Previous thread: >>71541841Don'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).Libreboot-compatible models:>T60 (check lcd), X60(s/t); X200(s/t. -s requires soldering), T400(s)/500; W500.Modern models:>X220/X230 - 12", 768p, cheap and light>T420/T430 - 14", 900p, widely available, socketed CPU, both Coreboot-compatible (Ivy Bridge CPU support on T420); Quad Core Compatible, Old keyboard swap on *30 series>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)Upgraded models:Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>71590863finna do the same bro, lets be idiots together
>>71589825You prob shorted the ram>>71589825You shorted the ram obv. Even a shitty broken ssd is gunna let the computer boot.
>>71589831go with arch, if you're too lazy to install use archlabs as their installer just werks
what is the lightest new thinkpad that has a dedicated gpu?
>>71600683X1 Extreme probably
Is Ubiquiti a brand to consider or it's all just mass scale shilling? Been looking at upgrading my access points, and online it's nothing but recommending Ubiquiti APs nonstop. However looking at the specs I really don't see much that makes them stand out from TPLink EAPs or Cisco Merakis for instance.
>>71599986They do the job well enough and are kinda cheap plus you don't have to pay for the management console like other brands.
>>71600037Which one are you using? I'm currently debating between the Unifi AC Pro and the TPLink EAP245. From what I'm finding, the Ubiquiti controller is older, and so more feature rich, but the 245's hardware is slightly superior. Also the TPLink is a few €s cheaper.I'm already somewhat seasoned on networking, and don't need an idiot proof management, but if the Unifi controller is as good as they say, I might consider still going with it, although it seems it would lock me to a full Ubiquiti environment.
>>71599986I've been installing and selling Ubiquity products for over 5 years now. It's not the best, but like someone said, it get's the job done with a free controller. Simply can't beat that. It's good enough. I also like the "smartness" of the controller.I just checked our controller and we're currently managing 180 sites. Not products, sites.
they are rock solid stable once configuredbut unifi controller is retarded java crap
>>71600717i am actually talking about unifi APtheir other products seems to be more normal with web interface
Daily reminder that this guy literally eat's his dead foot skin.https://youtu.be/I25UeVXrEHQ
>>71600618>nothing wrong with encouraging people to mutilate themselves gb2 pol
>>71600618Shame on him then, he should know better than reading only from biased sources.
>>71600662pol is anti tranny like (You)go there
>>71597865open sores food
>>71600691reality is anti trannyyou should exit it now
Making my own pda edition.Gemini pda and GPD pocket fags also welcome. Share your use cases and experiences with your PocketPCs, get advice from others and discuss which pda is better for you.
>you seem to have mistyped the captcha. please try again.
get a 4chan pass poorfags
>>71599596fuck off gookmoot
>>71599596Based and redpilled>>71599601Cringe and bluepilled
>>71599572LOL try harder
>Yes, I am a Javascript developer, how do you know?
>>71600473because you're prison gay, women and actual gays would do anything to fuck Gigachad
>>71600503>calling the married gay barafag "prison gay"fuck out of here, breeder, you aren't the expert on buff men here>>71600498his name is Ernest Khalimov?
>>71600081Hi there. yes, I am a Perl developer, how do you know?
>>71600515yes, but he's shopped as hell
by your brown skin
The industrial revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
>>71591975hahahhahahhaha
>>71595930That makes you a faggot though because you’re too weak to change.
>>71600626>/g/>Implying not everyone here is gayHmm
I have been continuously shitting for the past week please help
>>71591921/g/ - Anti-technology
Is there anything in particular you collect or restore?
>>71597175I don't know, the ball mouse I use at my parent's house is PRETTY old and much better than my other mice. The mechanically-driven rollers are much more reliable than you remember; you just have to clean them. And is periodic cleaning really worse than total fucking lock-up when a hair gets stuck in a numouse? (Granted I (a) am hairier than your average person and (b) have really shitty modern mouses)
>>71596979kys. The keyboardfag is a cancer that defaces complete classic systems to appease their degenerate urges - going so far as to even want old terminal keyboards and shit utterly incompatible with modern systems. Buy your new manufactured mechanical kb in fruit colors and leave old systems intact you faggot.
>>71597175Not always, cumstained 1980s keyboards are objectively lacking in functionality compared to newer products you can buy. So why are you hoarding old garbage that at best is just duplicating functionality? At least retrocomputing autists can play with different platforms and paradigms and learn things along the way trying to make them useful again. Keyboard cucks are just bugmen that want to look fashionable but are too stupid to actually use the tech, so they just glue the mostly compatible peripherals to their facebook toys and take pictures of them instead.
>>71596761>Hoarding GeneralGo to >>>/adv/ or even better >>>/reddit/, and when all else fails visit a counselor
I'm actually coming to the end of my collecting phase as far as core systems go. The only thing left is getting a bridge machine running and a few peripherals for the running systems.
kek
>>71583060>satania is only posted by one personKek. Fucking hell you're idiotic.
>>71583060It's almost as if Sataniaposter was multiple people with different posting mannerisms.
>>71582512based
>>71583043>All iPhones use OLED screens
OpenBSD is a free and open-source, security-focused, Unix-like operating system.*Please remember that this thread is not meant to be a discussion about Linux vs OpenBSD*FAQ:>How do I get started?-https://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq4.html>What are the available graphics drivers?-amdgpu(4): AMD Radeon GPUs using the amdgpu kernel driver (not enabled by default yet, still Work-In-Progress)-intel(4): Intel integrated graphics chipsets-radeon(4): ATI/AMD Radeon video driver-efifb(4): EFI frame buffer-vesa(4): Generic VESA video driverComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>71599625Linux is a kernel, brainlet.
>>71600118And the web server is built into the kernel, brainlet.
>>71598289can i have my time back? he didn't have any interesting insight. he had a call for a bsd security group, which i think is smart. he pointed out that many security features have a lifespan, and he talked about how we can no longer keep believing we trust the hardware. He seems to be from a freebsd background, but admits openbsd's security is good ( i think he's naiive because it would seem that US intelligence have gotten to openBSD just as well as everything else). Seems like his main concern is making money off FreeBSD and he sees that it can be done by being the "secure" IoT OS. I think people should go for it, why not? But I didn't really gain anything from him talking, and I feel kinda bad for him because it seems like his audience wasn't a good fit for his presentation.
>>71599636its not enabled on any distribution i've ever used.>>71600118yeah, and I've never seen someone use that kernel as a web server. apparently it's possible, but as far as I know, most people use software running on top of the kernel to serve web pages.
http://mickey.lucifier.net/stories/b4ckd00r.html This url is down so I uploaded the copy I saved of this priceless webpage to tinyuploadhttp://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=57329245028601298329
WHY THE FUCK ARE COMPUTER PARTS SO EXPENSIVE THESE DAYS????? I BUILT A COMPUTER LIKE 5 YEARS AGO AND WANTED TO UPGRADE BUT EVERYTHING IS SO EXPENSIVE THAT I'D BE GETTING PRETTY SIMILAR PERFORMANCE TO MY CURRENT RIG WTFFFFFF FUCKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
>>71599970if I spent $1500 on a gaming pc in 2014 and then another $1500 on a pc in 2019 i'd end up with a better computer but not really by that much, I remember when I started looking at pc parts back in 2012 there was pretty significant improvements from 2012-2014 when I ended up buying my computer, like I got a gtx 970 for $440 aud but when I looked at getting a RTX 970 its like $800 aud
>>71600042Werks for me.
>>71600031I'm talking about new parts.
>>71600042I got one of these 18 months ago for $0, bought 6 ex mined for $500, sold 5 for $500. had no issues and neither had anyone I sold to.
>>71599676buy a Dell or HP
What is your typing Speed and How did get it?
130+FFXI from 2003-2010 or so
>>7158872180 the last time i measured which was like 10 years ago
>>71588721Practising for NAIPC, TopCoder and Google Code Jam. Some of the top competitors finish the coding rounds (consisting of 3 tough questions) in under 25 minutes! You can't do that unless you have a typing speed of at least 120wpm+
>60am i a brainlet
70 on a good day, mostly because my brain outpaces my fingers and I get fucked up on what I'm doing.Got that by finally deciding to stop looking at the damn keyboard when I typed (in mid-high school). Wasn't until college that I realized I could touch type worth a damn.
