>>17860071
>Starts off well
>Goes into personal opinion of hardware manufacturers

I stopped reading.

Perfect just delete #1 under desktop computers. Try to avoid getting your opinion involved just fyi.

>>17860071

If one is assembling his own PC, I would say that the case is, in fact, important. Also, not every product from AMD is inferior to Intels/Nvidia counterparts. I won't even bother writing on the Mac vs. Windows vs. Linux part

change the font and I'll read read it faggot

I approve, actually.
But as a web developer I'd prefer that you avoid recommending IE. Even IE9 is pretty subpar compared to the big 3; it doesn't support all the HTML5 features and has piss-poor CSS3 support (Trident has been historically terrible with CSS). Recommending IE makes my job harder because I need to worry about hacking around its eccentricities - and yes, there are still a few of them present in IE9.
Just recommend Firefox and Chrom{e|ium}. Opera is okay too I guess but keep in mind that no Web developers really care about supporting it - not that big of a deal but worth knowing.

misspelled faggot, faggot.

>>17860219

AFAIK, Opera has the best standard support, so web developers shouldn't need to do anything special to support it.

>>17860245
No rendering engine is perfect. My understanding of Opera is that it does indeed have excellent standards support so it shouldn't be a problem - I was just pointing out that very, very few professional web devs even bother to check their work in it.

I would say your #2 is true for processors for the most part, but not GPUs. Each brand has cards on several different tiers, so neither manufacturer is totally superior to the other.

>Goes into personal opinion

nope.jpg

>>17860071
>stick to buying prebuilt desktops

>Normal /g/
People calling each other faggots

>Summer /g/: Fucking summerfag
People calling each other summerfaggots

You know this to be true.

A tip: Nobody here just for the summer will seek out and read a 3-4 page long letter. Especially one without headers pointing out their specific need.

The whole first section could just be summed up to
>Read the rules AND the global rules. They all apply here
>Be specific in your disagreements with people. "you're a faggot" is both pointlessly vague and it makes you look like a butthurt brand zealot
>Tech problem? Google it first. The easier a problem is to fix yourself, the less likely you are to get an answer from us.

3 shorter rules which get the same points across.

>>17860189
Yes, it is important, but does the "rice" on the case really make it a shit case?
I agree on the second part, but I just put in a generalization, because I'm not going to comment on every single AMD product.
And go ahead and comment on the OS part, I'm open to suggestions.
>>17860211
It's ported from a LibreOffice document. If I change it, it's not going to make it any more readable.
>>17860219
I don't want to recommend IE (never really did, I just said reasons who people might like it), but there's no avoiding it with its integration and how some people think that IE is the only "internet" out there.
>>17860224
Did that on purpose.
>>17860304
I'll keep that in mind.

That's actually decent, and I'd be happy if newfriends saw this and took it on board.

Try and tone down the brand loyalty to Intel/NVIDIA (even though I always use both myself), and maybe cut back on telling us about your desktop preferences. Other than that, a-okay.

>opinion
Stopped reading there.

>>17860323

For a "normal" user, the case is uninmportant, I was just saying that someone that's building his own pc is usually a power user and hence the case will be important to him. Not the exterior part, but the inside... Rotated mobo, removable hdd cage (or whatever it's called), cable management etc.
I don't want to comment on the OS part because that would be too long, but generally speaking what you wrote is right

Poorly-written, not very helpful, gives incorrect bullshit "opinions" a few times, and mostly just feels like a rant written by someone who has lurked /g/ for a month.

>Don't do this and this
Alright. Whatever.
>Dives into personal recommendations
Lol no.