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linux is shit compared to windows for gaming.

>Please Do Not Throw Sausage Pizza Away

???

>>538650

osi model fam

>>538588

are you talking about the retarded acronym or how things are categorized according to the model?

>>538664

I'm talking about the OSI model

>>538588

esoteric thread with one sentence OP. you think this is gonna slide?

>mnemonics are for retards

let's memorize two things instead of one hurr durr

what is there to think about it?

it seems to work pretty well. why fix what ain't broken?

and the nice thing about it is that if some part of it is broken, it's near effortless to change one layer with little to zero alteration of others layers needed.

>>538819

or people who are actually doing things on layer 7

wow it's an epic nerdy OSI meme who could've thought!

hey guys wanna hear a funny joke? how many IT guys you need to impregnate a woman? at least 20 to make sure one of them has a friend! haha

>>538588

All People Seem to Need Data Processing

Let's see if I still remember this:

Physical

Data Link

Network

Transport

Session

Presentation

Application

It's been a couple of years since I last heard this shit, but I guess this dumb phrase really helps you remember it.

>>538588

Levels 5-7 should be joined into single layer. Their distinctions are too vague and situational.

>>543276

Layer 1 is the internet, layer 2 is HTTP, layer 3 is your app.

>>543282

lolwut

>>538698

>Index tables are for retards.

Why maintain two files instead of one?

>>538606

For the games linux runs no, for the ones it doesn't, yes

>>543282

>Layer 1 is the internet, layer 2 is HTTP, layer 3 is your app.

>This is your brain on javascript

>>538819

Slow down, pops. Your hip might break again.

It's "All People Seem To Need Deepdish Pizza"

Aka:

Application

Presentation

Session

Transport

Network

Datalink

Physical

PDNTSA is the same in reverse.

The model seems kind of silly when you're starting out, but comes in hany when you're trying to determine if you have a problem with a router or a switch (since switches are L2 while routers are L3).