/tech/ - Technology★

>What are the things you do most often on your computer(s)?

Use computer.

How many computers do you own?

Computers.

How much time do you spend on a computer per day?

Hours.

What OS are you using?

Yes.

fap

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wongdowns 10

>What are the things you do most often on your computer(s)?

CP, image boards, and some research.

>How many computers do you own?

4

>How much time do you spend on a computer per day?

Most of the time I am awake.

>>921284 (OP)

Destkop

>Porn

>Shitposing on 8ch

>Watching anime

>Reading manga

>Video games

Laptop

>Porn on the couch

>Shitposting on 8ch on the couch

>Watching anime on the couch

>Reading manga on the couch

>Googling shit when Desktop is broken

Smartphone

>Porn lying in bed

>Shitposting on 8ch lying in bed

>Reading manga lying in bed

HTPC

>Porn over SSH

>RSS server

>Torrenting

Raspberry Pi

>Porn over GPIO

>adblocking DNS

Router

>Porn over iptables

>routing

>NAS

>firewall

Modem

>Porn over Telnet

>internet

DEDICATED SHITPOSTING MACHINE

Windows, Android

>>921351

>AMD processor

>Freetard cred

>>921315

>porn over gpio

Good meme

I use it to design a missile defense shield over my nation. I don't know why they persecute us so, but our enemies attempt to shoot down our missiles all the time, and threaten to bomb us. Never again, so I sit down with my laptop and code ballistic projection routines.

>>921389

There's only like 4 months left before he's let out again IIRC.

>>921315

what kind of porn?

-a notebook running Windows 10 for gaming, programming, shitposting, and home studio DAW

-a Debian-based workstation running ZFS and a hypervisor, which hosts a full Atlassian stack for my various projects, and runs ffmpeg tasks for A/V shitposting.

-a couple notebooks from companies that contracted with me and couldn't be bothered to send a post-paid box for return shipping

-a Linux-only notebook that I haven't powered on in years, from the smug freetard college years

-Android tablet for bed browsing

No smartphone and I don't watch pr0n, you soon-to-be-impotent degenerates.

>>921518

>stack

LARPer detected

Browsing the web, watching porn.

1.

Around 10 hours a day.

GNU/Linux.

>>921284 (OP)

>Main desktop. Devuan.

Everything

>Toaster desktop. OpenWRT

2006 single core toaster, it's my router now. 1GB of RAM, 40GBs of storage, no GPU, 3 random network cards. Plugged into a proper router for wi-fi. Heatsink is secured by rope, the fan's bearings are gone but it keeps spinning and making jet engine noises (thank fuck it has its own room). I get the need to save up money and power by having high quality embedded operating systems on extremely low end hardware that can do the job just fine, but the average router having 32MBs of ram and some shitty MIPS processor is far too much. This toaster is better than any router, and its hardware is proven reliable because it saw use 5 days a week in a school for 5 years and it has been turned on 24/7 as my router ever since then.

>Nintendo Wii. Debian

Fucktoy running Debian. I actually have no idea what to do with it when the router is easily expansible, so any suggestions are appreciated.

>2010 LG laptop with decent specs. Core i7 730 and a gtx 330m, 8GBs of RAM and a battery with 9% of its original capacity

Currently just running Ubuntu MATE. I installed it just so it has something, I want to run some kind of media center distro with a UI that supports a game controller but it seems like they're all shit right now. I just want to have a controller-based interface + MPV for playing video + RetroArch for gaymen. I still have the wii's controllers and although they're actually really shitty input devices for a multitude of reasons it would be nice to be able to use them to drive the computer.

The laptop is unusable on the go, it has some damages. The cable of the power supply tore apart and it's held in place with electrical tape, the screen's hinge is broken in one side, one of the USB ports is dead, the original hard drive died long ago.

Currently I can only awkwardly control it with a wireless keyboard and awkwardly hold the keyboard while I use the wii's controllers.

I typically use my desktop for shitposting, videogames, networking and security. I use GNS3 and packet tracer (sometimes) to lab up networks.

I own 1 desktop and 1 laptop. I spend about 12 hours a day on my desktop. I am using windows 10 as my main OS.

Art, programming, and writing down a bunch of ideas for projects I might want to try later. Shitposting in 8chan is implied.

I don't have a big reason to be using Windows, but there's still some programs I use that I don't intend to downgrade from unless Windows 7 stops working for some reason.

>>921351

Yeah, you better shoot yourself, otherwise i will

I use my Retina 5K 27" iMac Pro for normal stuff. It was very expensive, at $13,199.00, but the guy at the store told me it would last for a long time and my husband paid for it.

<2.3GHz 18-core Intel Xeon W processor, Turbo Boost up to 4.3GHz

<128GB 2666MHz DDR4 ECC memory

<4TB SSD

<Radeon Pro Vega 64 with 16GB of HBM2 memory

I wanted lots of cores because I play a lot of music in the background.

Mainly I use my iMac for:

>Connecting with friends on Facebook

>Monitoring my instagram likes

>Tweeting my day

>Organizing my iCloud photos

Just fun stuff really. It feels very fast, I really like it.

>>921284 (OP)

>What are the things you do most often on your computer(s)?

gay interracial porno

>How many computers do you own?

what's a computer?

>How much time do you spend on a computer per day?

25/8/366

>What OS are you using?

iOS

>>921331

>>921294

>>921351

>>921518

>>923058

>using wangblows and/or crapple unironically

gas yourselves

>>922414

>OpenWRT

Nice, which features are you using? Also, go buy a new heatsink/fan, they're cheap!

Is it pronounced day-ta or da-ta?

>>923098

>go buy a new heatsink/fan

I'm in a 3rd world shithole a heatsink + fan combo costs about 10 days worth of food. And I'd rather have 10 days worth of food.

>which features are you using?

I have tcp_bbr enabled

The network cards on it are all really old 10 to 100MB/s cards and their charm is how they don't have obligatory 256 packets of buffering like some modern network cards, which means I don't have built in bufferbloat. I have AQM enabled.

It has a SSH server which I can connect to and turn on my computer via wake on lan, and then SSH into my computer. I have used it in the past to connect home via my android phone and copypaste files I needed.

I'm using OpenWRT's quality QOS so I don't have to worry about pausing torrents to watch video or play an online game.

I have some smaller torrents on the router itself running 24/7 to get me some seed ratio on private trackers, one day I'm going to buy a hard drive to install on the router and move all my torrenting there. Can't do that with the PC because it's in my room and it would heat the room up and make noise at night, and the torrents don't get interrupted nearly as often as they would on the PC.

I have a PXE server running on it with a 32 bit sysrescuecd iso, any computer that tries to network boot in my house will boot into puppy linux. It's pretty good for recovery and I can of course download a different iso for installing as it supports multiboot.

Overall it's the most pleasant router I've ever had and although the setup took a week over time it has given me much less trouble and a better experience than a router with a vendor OS. You never realize how much of your networking trouble is the fault of your router until you have a good one, I recommend anyone with spare network cards and a spare computer to install OpenWRT. At the very least you'll have more processing power to work with, and the average MIPS processor doesn't have nearly enough.

>>923180

>any computer that tries to network boot in my house will boot into puppy linux

I mean sysrescuecd, not puppy linux.

>>923180

Make an Amazon Wishlist with the item and I'll buy it for you <3

>>923188

>Amazon Wishlist

javascript is for niggers

for accessing the inter-net and interfacing with OOXML documents ("stu-dyi-ing")

too many

more than a healthy amount

I use Microsoft "Word and Powerpoint OS" and a Debian-inspired distro

crypto trading

2 laptops, 2 desktops. I barely end up using my laptops.

meh, hours used per day really depend. some days it's like 4 hours. some days it's like 12.

I use Gentoo but that's just cuz I've been using it for years. I really don't care what OS i use. I usually just use a web browser and neovim for text editing and that's it. I have hardware wallets for my money.

>>923188

No thanks, I don't want to be questioned for receiving CP through mail.

>>923375

That's not how that works.

>can't recognize opportunities

Stay broke, nigger.

>>921284 (OP)

>Disclaimer: I work for the NSA

Can you tell Langley to stop sending me love letters?

1. Videos, shitposting, porn, torrents

2. four

3. 8 hours, maybe more

4. multiple OSs

>>923377

I'm sorry anon, you can mail me your panties if you want.

>>923215

You can post here without js, cuckchan nigger.

>>921284 (OP)

>What are the things you do most often on your computer(s)?

Research, logging and documenting experiments, using programming languages to automate calculations,

Oh, and entertainment. 8chan and anime are always fun too.

>how many computers do you own

too damn many

>how much time do you spend on computer

2-3 hours a day

>what OS are you using

Posting from windows workstation RN but use GNU+Linux on my netbooks for software development and note taking.

>>923030

Bullshit. noone buys a computer like that if their use-case is social media.

>>923405

Langley is CIA. Fort Meade is NSA.

>>923058

gayest of the gay faggot kingdom

>What are the things you do most often on your computer(s)?

Programming, of course.

>How many computers do you own?

A laptop, a desktop computer, a mobile phone and an old modem/router

>How much time do you spend on a computer per day?

At least 8 at work, plus easily 3-4 at home.

>What OS are you using?

Debian GNU/Linux at work, Linux Mint at home.

Are you satisfied with my replies, OP?

games and internet

>>921522

>apache

POO

>>923215

>exclusively avoiding ;

>abusing the comma operator

>hardcoding elements etc.

W-w-what?

>>937976

It's minified and prettified.

>>921315

>porn over GPIO

Kek

>>923215

I dont ECMA. What is that?

>>937993

It's the code that runs before your post is submitted to the server. It saves some information to the browser local-storage, which tracks which boards you've posted to among other things, and saves the content of the post into a local session variable.

4 laptops

2 active, for shitposting mainly, one used to be the network configuration computer (it has an integrated RS232)

1 for experiments

1 abandoned

A raspberry pi that has been everything it can be but now it's just a raspberry pi again.

and a tower with VMs.

>>921284 (OP)

>what do you use your computer(s) for?

Everything

>What are the things you do most often on your computer(s)?

Waste time

>How many computers do you own?

Too many

>How much time do you spend on a computer per day?

15 hours+

>What OS are you using?

All of 'em

>Disclaimer: I work for the NSA

Same here, this thread has been a pretty decent datamine

I currently own three traditional computers.

I have a Thinkpad with Linux Mint for email, shopping, pictures, and writing exercises. A desktop that I built myself for gaming with Windows 10. And I got some multiport graphics computer with Windows 7 that I'm trying to decide what to do with. Plus I have several broken laptops at different levels of repairs needed.

I mostly game, browse the Internet, manage pictures, and write. I prefer Linux for everything besides gaming.

>>938162

Sell your laptops man. How broken are they? Do they need solder work?

>>938166

One laptop overheats and was a shitty HP laptop with a broken hinge. It was previously owned by a very messy person but I'm thinking about getting the motherboard out and turning it into a properly cooled desktop.

Another laptop actually just needs a new harddrive and it's an IBM Thinkpad. And then there's an Acer that I've helped a family member with, replacing the screen when it got fucked by a power surge, but last time I was using it on Linux I got a white screen and that poor thing always suffered from heating issues, and then I have some old Dell laptop that just up and died on my brother and then someone gave him a Latitude and that has been steady since. I should sell most of them really, but I love recycling shit.

>>921284 (OP)

matrix operations and fourier transforms. lots of them.

>>938169

If you can fix them and use them, go for it. If there are some you can't use, then I would take all the working parts you know out of them (like the HDD, RAM, maybe even CPU, but not stuff like the screen or kb) and sell them to someone who can refurbish them.

It sounds like most of them however that you can repair and use though.

>>What are the things you do most often on your computer(s)?

music, programming, research, web, movies and books sometimes when the screen doesn't kill my eyes.

>>How many computers do you own?

1

>>How much time do you spend on a computer per day?

Currently on vacation so all the time I'm awake and at home.

>>What OS are you using?

Look at me! I use arch linux

fucking your mom

1

30 minutes

Wangblows 10

>>939035

You don't need a komputer for that, retard.

>>940505

I don't need a computer to display 2D tiddies either but that doesn't stop me.