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hasn’t this already been done in the early days of blockchain technology with NameCoin: https://namecoin.org/   (which failed for obvious reasons)

Nothing new really  

I am looking for a powered desktop speaker set with a good subwoofer / bass solution.  Ideally around the $200 mark.  Would like good frequency response where possible, but main goal is solid, powerful bass.  I have headphones when I actually want to enjoy the music. 3.5mm input is ideal but I can drive L/R inputs as well.  What does LTT recommend?

What is the popular monitor these days for playing games (60hz, higher would be nice though) at 1080p with decent picture quality? (not doing any color work, just want games to look nice, so probably not TN)

Been out of the loop for a few years now...

look familiar?

Love how the stock cards in the product picture are Tri-SLI GTX 285s.... don't think that's accurate lol

16 minutes ago, anticeon said:

In Windows its boring but there so much facility like photo manipulation, vectoring, audio creation. word maker

 

in Linux its impossible, gimp, inkscape is so hard to use. it look obsolete.

 

i was  trying to use virtualbox but the performance is so bad because i only use i3-5005u.

 

so, how to make the use of Linux more productive? to do more than browsing n watching movie ??

for lower performance apps like photo manipulation and word processing, have you considered WINE?  A friend runs microsoft's visualstudio tools using WINE on a Celeron netbook just fine, so performance shouldn't be an issue.  

Found this browsing TechReport this afternoon, thought I'd share:

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It seems that lately, 10 out of every five news pieces are about machine learning. During its Financial Analyst Day presentation, AMD talked a lot about going after high-margin, fast-growing markets. Machine learning is one of those markets, and AMD has unveiled its first product made specifically for compute performance. Meet the Radeon Vega Frontier Edition, meant for "data scientists, immersion engineers, and product designers."

From the pictures included in the article, we can observe a few key things about this card.  For one, it looks that ~2-8pin PCIe connectors worth of power translates to 13 FP32 TFLOPs.  Wonder how this will compare with Nvidia's new Volta's Tesla processors, which IIRC boast 15 TFLOPs per card (drawing unknown wattage, likely 6+8pin)  

Here are some performance comparisons between Vega and Fury cards:

For more details, see the original article here: http://techreport.com/news/31921/radeon-vega-frontier-edition-packs-13-tflops-and-16gb-of-hbm2

tavis and crew strike again!

repost - reported

This could be great in my Mac Pro 2010 for openCL; good to see Nvidia is still supporting Mac users!

greetz to renderman for making this happen

good to know you're looking out for everyone man

2 hours ago, nerdslayer1 said:

 connect it to a ti89. 

try TiLP, its actually better than ticonnnect

someone??!

maybe this is better for the networks section...

I try to run openbts but I get this blinkng light every time.  What do i do? i just bought it it was $600 dollars lmao.  here is what it looks like now:

all I get are those lights nothing on linux when I run openbts

PLEASE HELP

2 hours ago, randomperson89 said:

1. Typing https://www. when typing every link. Or www. or http://www.
2.  ThioJoe
3. Macs
4. 4:3

This whole list is just satire, don't take it seriously. Although some are true and some aren't. List more below!

I disagree with 4,5 and more than anything 14

grrrrrrr

and 1.  1 is good measure if you're trying to broker an SSL link on a non defaulting webserver

2 minutes ago, Factory OC said:

Oh sorry then, thank you for the link.

its fine, I just don't think there's a proper DOS / retro community here to give you a good answer 

7 minutes ago, Factory OC said:

I was born in the 2000's. MS-DOS isn't here more, and got replaced by the far more superior Windows NT kernal. I still like some of the DOS games you found, Like Doom and Quake. I play them in DOSBOX, because I was planning to install Windows 98 on one of my Pentium 4 machines (but I don't think it would have worked out, because I don't have any old GPU's for it). I use a laptop with Integrated Graphics, but It can't be that bad. Im using the first version of Quake (not GL). I don't get quite the performance what I expected. I can play the game (already at the fourth episode (normal)) , but I can't help to notice shuttering. When I bump up the resolution to 800x600, you can see the performance hit. Is this because DOS-Box limits the performance, or is the emulation scene just not good for DOS. Did the original Quake just run that way? I play at 640x400. I use Windows 10 (32-Bit), and the latest DOS-Box version.

this is a question likely best answered by the people over at http://www.vogons.org

On 12/22/2016 at 1:55 PM, Ryujin2003 said:

New, probably means new IP address. So every time you jump on TOR, you probably are registered as a new PC. Unless the IP you are being recognized as has been on the site previously.

IP based system would mean anyone on behind a NAT with an approved IP would get porn access.  The wording of the law says the $20 charge only lifts the ban on one device, so this would have to be hardware or OS based

UPDATE:

In response to the proposed law, Pornhub had released user statistics for South Carolinian viewers along with a statement: http://www.pornhub.com/insights/south-carolina

6 hours ago, Trik'Stari said:

This, so many problems because of this.

 

We seriously need an age limit and education requirements on public servants (which is what "politicians" are supposed to be).

 

Also, some sort of morality test would be nice.

education requirement primarily; too many dense fuckers in congress (just look at crypto discussions like these: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/12/21/encryption_vital_to_us_interests/)

Reuters has picked up the story: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-south-carolina-pornography-idUSKBN149251?feedType=RSS&feedName=domesticNews&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter

3 minutes ago, christianled59 said:

I do a clean install anyways. So, fuck your $20. 

this would be a hardware level lock

1 minute ago, N3v3r3nding_N3wb said:

Given financial incentives, they will.  The gun industry makes separate weapon versions for the People's Repulik of Kalifornia and other such states.

I could see some weird form of windows being mandated in SC with the right incentives; not OSX / Macs though, doesn't seem like something they would do

1 minute ago, Atmos said:

wont pass, can almost guarentee it. 

we americans love our porn, and even more so when we dont have to pay for it.

Especially since South Carolina is third highest in porn consumption...

2 minutes ago, huilun02 said:

Dafuq has this got to do with human trafficking? You mean people who watch porn are human traffickers?

No confidence in your own people?

 

Doesn't the idiot who came up with this know we can just reinstall vanilla Windows?

because "human trafficking" sounds more flashy and important