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.
What do you use your computer(s) for?
Alexander Evans
Adrian Smith
There's only like 4 months left before he's let out again IIRC.
Bentley Anderson
what kind of porn?
Jacob Perry
-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.
Ayden Sanders
LARPer detected
Charles Garcia
Your LARPdar is broken.
Hunter Hall
Browsing the web, watching porn.
1.
Around 10 hours a day.
GNU/Linux.
Brayden Miller
Everything
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.
Fucktoy running Debian. I actually have no idea what to do with it when the router is easily expansible, so any suggestions are appreciated.
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.
Jose Ward
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.
Hudson Brown
Art, programming, and writing down a bunch of ideas for projects I might want to try later. Shitposting in Zig Forums 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.