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I've already downloaded 80GB of that stuff since I've joined devRant! Thanks guys!

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@LeFlawk furiously hit TAB until the button is selected and hit enter.

And I must add, black bars are my worst nightmare as I've destroyed an S5's screen with them, because AMOLED Screens burn-in, and my S5 has a portion of the screen at the top which is more white than the rest of the screen.

And another prototype

@thmnmlst here's a concept

material.io is nice to read, explaines Material Design really nicely

You should be "out looking" for switching to Gmail.

@RazorSh4rk you made me choke on my ice cream!

Happens to me too

@tisaconundrum Your "h" key is broken! Type "help" for help on fixing this issue.

@asgs My daemons never get more than 2h continuous uptime because of all the crashing :)

I know Windows hard-links update installers and drivers and crap in multiple places for compatibility, but the files have the same inode and don't take up extra space, and when calculating free space it might get confused and add the space twice/however many hard-links to the same inode exist.

@dfox ClockSync said I was 1.362 seconds behind. Huh, I wonder how that happened. Thanks for pointing that out!

#titanic {
float: none;
}
#chuck-norris {
color: #BADA55;
}
#tower-of-pisa {
font-style: italic;
}

@Lucas79 and there are at least 4 reposts on reddit, with insane upvotes

@FitzSuperUser and macOS is almost entirely hardware accelerated, and has the hardware level API called Metal and supports fully the NVidia CUDA architecture. I did pull my hairs out when I was installing it on my Samsung 950 Pro NVMe SSD, as the built-in kexts were only for the Apple-branded NVMe SSDs.

I have a hackintoah on a custom built PC with an i7-6700k and Adobe apps are faster on macOS than on Windows.

Beautiful, let me take a photo real quick...