>>3132
You know, I've noticed something about those positions...

aside from the two in the middle at the bottom, none of those are very good for masturbation.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000QA0EHI/

best option IMO

>>3258
I love these things, they're so useful and just the right size for laptops. And they're built so sturdy you won't ever mess it up.

anyone else having captcha not working in firefox at 4chan?

memegenerator.com has a script for Greasemonkey. Sounds kinda fun:

http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/102319

Now, if only there was a script for that site that stopped error messages from coming up every fucking time I try to type a single fucking letter.

>>3191
I've noticed that pretty much everything else of the 4chan add-on works since I upgraded to the latest version of FireFox; I can't hide threads, I can't select threads I want to watch, the filter is there but is doing jack shit... oh, and I can't Quick Reply either.

On the other hand, the ability to resize the message box is neat, if mostly pointless.

Try this

>>2831
It's technically possible, but it's a terrible idea. Also everyone else on the Tor system will hate you forever.

>>2831
meant more for browsing. Peer Blocking software as a security solution is pretty meh.

also tor supports tcp/ip protocol, whereas p2p is the udp protocol.

>>3141
>>3142

I decided to switch over too because I'm one of those weird types of people who like my privacy. I know what there is no such thing as complete privacy online, but it's better than Google as far as privacy goes. Haven't had any errors like the guy above me and search results seem better.

I've been using Ixquick for privacy. Is DDG much better?

>>3205
It looks like the only major difference between DDG and Ixquick is that if I'm interpreting this right, Ixquick logs a small amount of the user agent info when you visit the site. DDG says they don't log that. Other than that, they appear pretty much the same. DDG's privacy policy even suggests Ixquick as an alternative privacy-conscious search tool.

somewhat unrelated: neat tool for anyone curious: https://panopticlick.eff.org/

Are you locking your knees for some odd reason?

>>3185

Am I...not supposed to? All these bros are telling me I'm...supposed...

>>3188
Maybe try doing some exercises to build those muscles. Or just take a break when your body can't handle it and repeat.

I might have tried the plank before but it was a long time ago and didn't remember what it felt like. So I tried it just now, and my shoulders seem to give away way before my legs. All I could feel was a little burning in my "delicious buns". Where about do they go numb?

>>3115
>an uptick in Mac-friendly programs, so that might be cleared up in 3-5 years.
Yeah, I think there might've been. I only switched this year, but there are only a handful of programs I haven't been able to find Mac alternatives for. The bigger problem I've found is that stuff that would be free on PC is often a paid application on Macs. Not a lot of money--like $5-15 or something for most. But it's the principle of the thing.

Still, Scrivener alone has made it worth switching for me. Yeah, there's a Windows version in the works, but it's missing a lot of the best functions of the Mac version. I've been able to find stuff to read .cbr's/.cbz's as well, although mostly I do that stuff as well as playing my emulated games and watching videos on my tablet now rather than my mac. My mac is mostly just for working on projects these days.

I do wish I could make Paint Tool Sai or Scite work on this machine though. Sai runs in Wine, but the tablet drivers don't work with Wine apps on Mac as near as I can tell, which defeats the purpose. I imagine there must be a way to make Scite work, since I think it's open source and probably pretty portable, but I haven't been able to be buggered to do it yet. I don't do much programming these days anyway, and I can always just VNC into my Linux box and do it there if I really need to.

>>3115
How this list could leave out MacVim is beyond me. It's far and away the nicest Vim implementation I've used. I guess /g/ doesn't know how to learn Vim though.

>Turmion Katilot

Also LOL at him invoking Godwin's Law. I like his assumption that PC = Microsoft OS.

Apple went down the tubes when Wozniak bailed

Will It Blend? - iPod
Will It Blend? - iPhone3G
Will It Blend? - iPad

All so satisfying.

Actually just any recommend psu in general.

I recommend reading TomsHardware articles. I say its the best site to look at when doing small amounts of research. Its always in depth and thorough.

BCaBA.

It's technology, shut up.

I got my CIW Web Professional and CIW Professional Designer certs as part of courses I took Junior and Senior year of high school. They're essentially meaningless but they sound kinda impressive to people who don't know what they are.

Recently got MCITP for Win7 configuration. Handly little thing to have on a CV.

http://www.nbs-irc.net/
This is pretty awesome.

I use chatzilla. Which blows because My main browser is Chrome. So I have firefox open ONLY to use my IRC.

leafchat is okay, it's never given me problems

it's not very flashy but it does everything I need it to do, ie download my animes and chat with strangers online

Anybody?

I'd focus on replacing the GPU and the HDD first. RAM is less of a priority, IMO. I rarely use more than 2 of my 4 gigs.

Only thing that looks worth a damn is the new reader.

That was fast

I'm still using XP

>>2737
Haven't used it, personally. But as has already been pointed out in this thread, the rule of thumb is that if it's not a Wacom you're throwing your money away.

How many levels of pressure can it distinguish between?

>>2741
As far as I (and google) know, Wacom actually makes the displays for those laptops.

So this is a thread I would have made had it not been here

Having read >>2284 it seems like the best choice for me would be the $800 XL Intuos4 because it has a tracing screen for traditional media, but if I'm gonna spend that much should I just bump it up to the thousand dollar Cintiq?