https://torrentfreak.com/pirate-release-group-ntg-shut-down-by-alliance-for-creativity-entertainment-210511/

>>81553211
yeah, sure, you aren't going to fool me a second time, fool

>>81553211
> “We are aware of the harm that NTG has caused to the many people who work so hard to bring entertainment to a mass audience and we take full responsibility for the damage we have brought to the industry,” a NTG spokesperson said, as quoted by ACE.

> “We had mistakenly believed that we could hide behind the anonymity of the Internet, but we have been caught and have agreed to shut down.”


>RIP the private trackers

https://www.alliance4creativity.com/news/ace-shuts-down-massive-ripping-and-uploading-operation-ntg-release-group/

> PTP/BTN/HDB infiltrated
it's over...

>>81552954
shits fucking complicated if some giga loser nerd didn't find the config for you

>>81552989
winecfg
Simple as

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>>81553167
iTODDLERS BTFO

>>81525942
Can you niggers not do anything yourself anymore? Here's a complete check for a valid ipv4 address:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <ctype.h>

int is_ipv4(const char *str)
{
    unsigned int i, j, k;
    char c;

    i = j = k = 0;
    while ((c = *str++))
    {
        if (c == '.') {
            if ((i > 2) || (j < 1) || (k > 255))

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>>81552883
I've never really used regex for anything performance-intensive so I have no idea. I mostly use it for quick and dirty scripts. As I've said, ".*[^.html]" doesn't do what you think it does. [] are used to match ONE CHARACTER based on what you put inside of them. "[^.html]" seems mostly nonsensical because you have an unescaped "." in there and it's negated, so what that structure says is "match one character that is not any character" and I'm pretty sure that's nonsensical and will never match anything.

".*" is greedy and it will match as much as it can, so what the regex "(?<=-).*[^.html]" actually means is "match everything after -". Is that what you want to achieve? Just having "(?<=-).*" would be the same thing, I'm pretty sure, but since you added the whole negated html part at the end I guess you don't actually want that, though it doesn't work like that. Lookahead and lookbehind are used to match things after/before the match you actually want to see in your result, but they won't be included in it. So if you want to match something between - and .html you could use lookahead and lookbehind like I said.

>tutorials
No idea, I just know things I've picked up from random reading over the years, whenever I needed to do something with regex that I didn't know about.

>>81552857
>legacy spaghetti shit
that's the best kind of shit

>>81546938
um, sweaty... I think you meant to say that the regex lexes it and the code parses it? You can't parse with regex... lexers are built with regex though

>>81553031
yeah congrats you know basic c... yawn

>>81549818
No hate towards Rust but it has to mature, as well as the people who use it in order to be useful in real big and successful projects. It's just too young and so far I haven't seen any significant rise in interest towards it. It's just the next thing that's being pushed by a cult-like community of people before it's proven ready to take the role they claim it is "destined to take".

And the people who use it so far seem too retarded to work with atm. They still believe in "trial by shitting on the competition".

>>81549944
I use whatever the fuck I think is best for the situation cuz I'm not a bitch that needs a programming wheelchair to hold my hand at every line of code. The reason Linus hates C++ is different and it has to do with what C++ claims it "fixes" in C. The reason he allowed Rust is also not "because it's better than C++", but because the most retarded part of the developers will not require that much babysitting anymore.

>>81552085
>most retarded part of the developers will not require that much babysitting anymore.
This

"I tried learning C++ but its seems hard to me..." is the exact reason why Rust will not overtake it.

>>81552590
Meanwhile, anyone who actually knows both languages will tell you "don't start with rust"

>>81552971
to clarify, what your example is doing is this >>81552823

what OP is doing is this

if ( ford && model_t )
  printf("classic ford!");
else if ( ford && !model_t )
  printf("not model t but still ford!");

completely fucking different

>>81549484
Would show the issue explicitly, it was undiscovered because, to basically anyone not spending too much time scrutinising the code, these two goto fails are in the same condition.

The error also likely happened because of a copy paste error, which, if surrounded by braces, would have had no effect.

>>81553028
could just

if ( ford && model_t )
  printf("classic ford!");
else if ( ford )
  printf("not model t but still ford!");

>>81553058
i know, i was being verbose for the sake of clarity. this entire discussion seems like a mess and i dont wanna add more misinterpretation to it.

>>81552467
It is fine if you have very complicated or just very long checks in ifs. Then a function with a good name makes it easier to understand what is happening.

Also if you have like an if and both the then end else branch have like 30 lines of code I like to extract it. Just so the original function is more readable. I want to see all of a functions on the screen without scrolling preferably. Also good function names make the code document itself. It makes a big difference having 30 lines of code which do something or a call to a function which describes what is done.

>>81545954
pls post 4chan css

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>>81552250
and clean

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>>81536782

>>81542329
Oh cool, I use hsetroot to set some tiled papes with tiles I already hadd, I didn't know it could "generate" a wallpaper

>>81550924
No doubt, that one helps you save your work, which lets you save some time.
We don't spend all day on our setups, we spend a day on our config.

I would rather spend it on your mom

>>81552540
What is it?

>>81552723
A $10 COMPUTER

holy fuck I've seen some tiny ass screens before but this one looks like I might actually need a magnifying glass to read it

>>81552852
the display
https://www.newhavendisplay.com/nhd24240320cfctxif-p-8176.html
Outer (W x H): 2.4in Diagonal - 42.8mm x 59.91mm (O.D.)

>>81553077
The biggest issue is your #2 without any working production knowledge these are going to be a hard sell outside working for Amazon or maybe a smaller MSP/VAR where the cert level of # staffed is required.

Use the free tier and set up some basic website stuff to show it on your resume is my best advice. The cert is good just study all the useless shit as well, just having a paper cert is p useless.

t. been working with aws for 5 years

>>81553115
I have already done a small project where I setup a static website on S3, put it behind CloudFront, and Route53 for DNS. Then, I did this all with Terraform.

I understand that getting a cert does not guarantee me a job. But working towards the cert gives me structure and the feeling of working towards something keeps me motivated. There's just so much shit in AWS that I don't know what is important. Things like VPC and IAM I know are essential, but i have no clue how to apply that in my own home personal projects.

Also, I've been dicking around since I graduated in CS and haven't got a job yet so I'm looking to fill that gap in my resume.

>>81550805
can confirm

t. scriptkiddie automating his job, "working" from home

>>81550573
I am unironically too stupid to use it.
Every single time it is seconds to write the code but hours do debug it. I don't understand how people can find it easy, other than the availability of packages.

>>81551596
Python isn't meant to build anything big in it, it's a hacker's language. It's perfect for hacking, creating small programs with a simple purpose, automating repetative tasks. Comparing C++ to Python is like comparing a Formula1 to a Toyota Corolla; sure, the former is quicker, but the latter is better suited to everyday tasks

>>81551483
So where ARE your valid criticisms?

>>81553144
The hypocrites of /g/ will rag on Python for being interpreted (really not that big a deal for the vast majority of use cases) while at the same time posting anime girls holding SICP and generally praising Lisp when the vast majority of Lisp dialects (Scheme, Common, Emacs) are interpreted too.

With the major exception of sepples, most of the languages on /g/ are either interpreted or JIT compiled

>>81534861
Cope chang

>>81546713
they have different bunny versions, shits weird

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgFc8q_viFI

>>81535165
Why not just train mice to do it then?

>>81552223
kek
Fucking furries i swear

>>81533527
>go to comments
>immediately see tiananmen copypasta
Kek

>>81551259
Weakens SElinux policies = no security.

>>81551303
https://github.com/LineageOS/charter/blob/master/device-support-requirements.md#selinux-status

>>81551134
Use grapheneOS

>>81552720
>use this bullshit from Israeli IDF intel which only works on Google Pixel devices
I fucking hope to Allah that your house gets suicide bombed

>>81552720
I do
>>81552745
The fuck are you on about? Take your meds

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Programming is the formalization of imperative knowledge.

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how do i remove this space/padding? general emacs prettifying tips?

>>81552824
>>81552935
yeah this. hating jews is stupid but clisp isn't really relevant anymore, sbcl is objectively better

>>81553200
>t. jew

>>81553250
>t. CIA bourgeois detractor

Any love for the Dell latitude line?

>>81552488
throw away your banana already!

>>81547957
Some overlooked models are not IBM/Lenovo at all. Dell lattitude and hp elitebooks are the way to go if you want less well known laptops. You will need to do your own research to check the quality of each laptop though.
>>81550710
Try booting from the DVD caddy storage, windows may be more likely to pick up the dedicated hard drive bay. Also check in live loonix to check if it's just a software issue.
>>81551794
An external mouse is the fix for that shitty mousepad, it's not just you.
>>81552059
Theoretically any compatible USB C thunderbolt dock. Officially it looks like the ThinkPad Ultra DockingStation (2018) and the ThinkPad Thunderbolt 3 Workstation Dock Gen 2. What a shitty naming scheme.
https://psref.lenovo.com/syspool/Sys/PDF/datasheet/ThinkPad_X1_Carbon_7th_Gen_datasheet_EN.pdf
>>81552408
You can remove the keys, but you need to be very careful. As a general rule lots of q tips and alcohol are the way to go. Make sure the keeb is fully dry before you connect it.
https://youtu.be/EU-iMa4WbZw
>>81552488
Nice find, pretty comfy setup.
>>81553014

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>>81553168
>Try booting from the DVD caddy
uninstalling sata driver and restarting solved it

>>81553014
had a few, they can run a bit hot but i blame intel more than dell

>>81553003
as a girl, i think his head is too big for his body

>>81553204
He's not a girl and neither are you.

>>81553206
basado

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>>81553007

>>81553003

nice blog
http://www.aaronsw.com/

Also take a look at his manifesto anons
https://archive.org/stream/GuerillaOpenAccessManifesto/Goamjuly2008_djvu.txthttps://archive.org/stream/GuerillaOpenAccessManifesto/Goamjuly2008_djvu.txt