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I see no reason why this has to be so complicated, unless you have to do the calculation by long division, as just factorising the first expression to be (3x-2)(2x-1) is then easily divided by 2x-1 without long division, at least in my mind anyway.

36 minutes ago, Nup said:

lol guys this thread is gas. Internet at it's most true. 

32 minutes ago, ShadowCaptain said:

huh

If my Irish mother has taught me right, calling something "gas" sort of means the thing is really funny (or possibly odd, haven't quite picked up the context yet) It's just Irish slang

Would be nice to upgrade my server to an SSD

They work fine for me, although when you click on the last one it does redirect because "These" is also in the url

To be fair to apple, they're using existing law (riddled with loopholes, albeit) to legally avoid having to pay tax

Apple aren't the only culprits though Google, Microsoft etc all do it as well (pretty much any worldwide technology company that has headquarters in Dublin will be doing it for tax reasons)

Sorry to hear about your situation. I was going to post exactly what @LtStaffel said, but of course he got there first

not me, its my doggo

(something used to be here i dun goofed)

I saw it:

I'm sure it was beautiful though

EDIT: I was right

Kinda glad I'm in the UK, I get unlimited data/unlimited texts/200mins(but who uses them anyway) for £17/month, and I have no roaming charges in most of the countries that I'd want to visit (Although YouTube is throttled without a VPN)

Kinda great IMO

If you go into the advance control and copy the contents of the log tab, we should be able to give a better diagnosis of the issue

Probably just running late

You could make an argument for either for both servers and clients to be quite honest.

You can run a server on 512MB RAM when hosting for ~5 people, but when not backed up the the CPU horsepower (eg. on a raspberry pi) it'll lag and won't be playable - similarly you could have a powerful CPU hosting a server for >50 people, but when you don't have the RAM to keep the world loaded, it'll lag and stutter as before

The client is a bit of a different story. You don't actually need the "8GB to keep everything running smoothly" as some people would like to suggest (I'm talking about vanilla here - modded is a completely different discussion). In my experience when playing on servers (and probably single player as well although I haven't tested it lately), you are perfectly fine with the 1GB that's allocated as standard and increasing it without reason is only going to make the memory dumps bigger and the already slow garbage collection even slower resulting in FPS drops and stuttering all over the place.

Here's where my level of knowledge drops a bit. In 1.8 the mojang team did make the client multi-threaded to a point. The world loading/unloading, villager AI, and some other things (that's escaped my memory, sorry) can be multi-threaded, and so reduce the strain on the thread(s) that is(/are) doing the rendering. This is where the argument for having a "stronger CPU" falls down, because you can't really measure how strong the CPU is for MC since it doesn't utilise, let's say the 16 threads on a 5960X, and a 4790K would probably outperform it because of it's higher clock speed. 

TL;DR it depends on the number players on the server, whether you're playing modded, what you're doing in the world etc. Minecraft is a weird program and FPS numbers don't really make sense some most of the time

I know you've said the channel has started to produce more "show like content", but what do you see LMG doing in 2016? Like will there be any new channels popping up / new ideas for the main channel?

From what I've seen posted around the web, the 750Ti gets around 60-65K, the R7 360 (Which has similar performance to the 7770, I think) should get around 30-35K, and I haven't actually seen any folding numbers for the GT740 to be honest

Yeah that seems about right

Ubuntu or some variant of it would be good for your needs. For example Elementary OS is supposed to be really easy to use, and most of the software you'd need is either preinstalled, or can be downloaded from the software center(or the terminal using "sudo apt-get install program")

EDIT: forgot about the 256MB RAM, Lubuntu as suggested above would do nicely

but why is the lower end gpu getting better fps in minecraft then a higher end one? in bf4 and star wars battlefront i get over 100fps more

It's possible that due to how badly optimised minecraft is, it just happens to favour kepler over maxwell

i used to have 10gb with my 760 on vanilla with no mods

well that was pointless since vanilla mc really only uses <1GB and with the JVM the memory usage is nearly double than what you allocate, meaning in your case all your memory was likely being used up for no reason

5gb allocated

if you aren't using the memory (check with f3 in the top right hand corner) you'll probably just experience lag spikes because the memory dumps are bigger than they need to be

Just bought one

I got ~67000PPD with my R9 270/HD7870 if that's what you're asking

EDIT: You could have a google form that goes into a spreadsheet if you wanted to do this automatically

Make sure your recycle bin is emptied, that's usually what takes up a lot of space for me

Also run CCleaner, it might be able to free up a bit of space as well

Folding is really picky about overclocks, and it stresses systems in a different way to standard benchmarks. The best thing to do would be to remove the overclock(s) and see if it crashes then

Also 1.6V is pretty excessive IMO, I'd turn that down if I were you

Z5 + a laptop

Nobody really knows apart from Microsoft themselves, but some common reasons that are speculated are

1. Microsoft wanted to make sure that it wasn't closely linked to Windows 8
2. As @Kevin_Walter said, they counted Win8.1 as Windows 9
3. Apple called their operating system OS X and it's worked out for them, so Microsoft copied them
4. because 7 8 9?

Could you post the minecraft crash log (if there is one)? It would help us a lot if you could  It's probably located in %appdata%/.minecraft/crash-reports