DarkRuskov

You download the source-code, add your changes, then recompile it.

Find out the package it belongs to and then search for that package's source code. Basic things like ls are part of the GNU coreutils package, for example: http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/coreutils.git/tree/src
There you can find, for example, ls: http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/coreutils.git/tree/src/ls.c

If you're on a Debian-based OS, you could e.g. find which package the file belongs to:
dpkg -S /bin/ls Which will reply that it belongs to coreutils. Then you can use apt-cache show coreutils to find out the package's homepage and source-code. Alternatively, you can use apt to download the package's source-code like e.g. here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/28372/how-do-i-get-and-modify-the-source-code-of-packages-installed-through-apt-get
 

You could use a systemd service. The ExecStop option allows you to run a script when the service stops and if you start that service first it will be stopped last, meaning that that script will be the last thing the pi executes before shutdown. I'm assuming this is on raspbian of course - if you aren't using a systemd distribution then you'll need to look up how to do something similar with your init system.

I *think* it's enough to enable the service, since systemd has parallel initialization most services should be started together and stopped more or less together - the delay between when this service stops and the others do should be minimal anyway. A lot of larger services need to wait for other services to start so a custom service with no dependencies should be among the first to start. I'm not aware of a simple way of making it the absolute first to start without manually changing the dependencies for all other services to include it, which I wouldn't advise unless it's absolutely necessary. Since it does basically nothing I would expect it to start and stop in a matter of milliseconds, probably less time than your screen takes to update.

for editing the 32gb can be useful.

for editing the 32gb can be useful.

Is the xeon really necessary? 
and if your videos are that important to you, you really should have a backup (preferably off-site) of your files in addition to your fileserver.

Gaming is life and a desktop is no option so...laptop it is. I'm not a fan of gaming laptops either but i don't have any other choice :<

Is the xeon really necessary? 
and if your videos are that important to you, you really should have a backup (preferably off-site) of your files in addition to your fileserver.

Is the xeon really necessary? 
and if your videos are that important to you, you really should have a backup (preferably off-site) of your files in addition to your fileserver.

Is the xeon really necessary? 
and if your videos are that important to you, you really should have a backup (preferably off-site) of your files in addition to your fileserver.

I was just suprised since his is the first time that I video that I downloaded did this. Btw DarkRuskov, I used chrome to download the torrent file. But UL_42L I think that it didn't download well because almost every video in this file as well as the subtitle files can't be renamed. I'll try downloading it again. 
 
Thanks for the replies!

No.. not the way it works. please go read more about HT and what it does. it does not effect the speed at which the core runs.
 
Also, there have been tests like what your looking for in an "apples to apples" comparrison.
No real difference in anything that doesn't use the extra threads, difference in those that do use it.

Run 30m of cat5c?? easiest, most reliable and possibly cheapest

No worries bud. I'm hunting for the 144 @ 1440 single card solution. I'm not even sure Vega will do it but I'm hoping it will be near. I have CFX 390's and I can get 100+ in W3 but even with Freesync dual GPU is a ball ache.
 
Fingers crossed for VEGA

the 1070 is almost doing that, just look up the benchmarks...

I have, and it doesn't feel that way, at least not on AAA titles. Maybe the benchmarks I've looked up aren't really reliable? I'd love to check out whatever source you have!

You are right with that.
 
Personally, I'm going to be learning how to use this guy, I have a few projects.

check the latest ltt video

I agree with the define and be quiet (i don't disagree with the others, i just don't know them that well).

i don't see why you would buy a 970 if you can have a 1070 for the same approximately the price

H440/N450, Define S/R5, be Quiet! Base 800/600, Corsair 400Q, etc.

python is your best bet honestly.