anyone done the coding tests for this? what type of questions do they ask?
>>72480232It doesn't matter, guy said passing grade is like 40/100 lmaot. Signed up for it and passed, and then found a different job so never actually used it
>>72478740based monika posteris that debian stable version? I'm gonna pick it for my next distro hop
>>72479653Yes
>>72477179Everyone is entitled to their opinion but I very much believe that nixos is production ready. Compared to debian, it has more packages, it's more stable and it's actually reproducible in the miniscule chance you fuck it up. If debian isn't ready to be a daily driver than what is?
>>72475988that pc is so slow it makes me sad
>>72467883
Just a warning to not fall for this garbage (Criptext). It glows really hard. I am 100% sure about this.There's been an enormous amount of shilling for this crap recently, probably by the CEO himself since it's still a very small and new company.Go on any /g/ archive and search for "criptext" and you'll see what I mean.The same copy-pasted garbage that they take from their own website with buzzwords like "Signal Protocol", "Whitepaper" and other crap. Do not believe them. No regular user would write replies like this. They are shilling it here because a lot of /g/ users tend to care about their privacy, therefore it's the ideal audience for their (((service))).They most likely store all your emails and sell them all to the highest bidder. E-mail is insecure by design no matter which service you use (unless you use something like PGP on top of course).Check out non-email alternatives for example on privacytools.io if you want actually secure mailing (not gonna name any specific projects to avoid being called a shill as well, but there are very good alternatives that have already existed for many years, there is one in particular that I really like).They are probably also the same people creating these threads recently asking "What's the best free email provider?" and then they just reply to their own threads to shill their botnet, I am not completely certain about this part specifically, but it does seem pretty likely that this is the case as well.Their Twitter is just random retarded quotes so they can try to make themselves look smart, amazing and be like "woow look we really care about your privacy dood".TL;DR:Criptext is a Jewish botnet that's being heavily shilled on /g/ recently (huge shillwave) and glows in the dark.Do not use under any circumstances, unless you love sucking the NSA's cocks.Complete garbage. Tell others to not fall for it either.Watch out for any and all shilling that takes place (not just Criptext-related shilling).
>>72480302>Just look at some of theseI'm not seeing anything too suspicious, although I'm just scrolling through. If there's anything specific, then, by all means, point it out, as I may have missed it.>Criptext now available on linux!! Try it out!" This does not seem like something a typical /g/ user would just post, but rather what a Criptext staff member would post.I agree. Seems like an ad from them.>You have a point, however they're using it (imo) in a very buzzwordy fashion, further raising my suspicions about it. It's very similar to how companies have been throwing around the word "Blockchain" randomly to get more investors.Well, the whole reason OWS created the Signal Protocol was to deal with some of the issues with PGP, and other forms of encryption. I can see why encryption enthusiasts would use it in the way I'm seeing it used, but I can also see how you would see it and think "shill.">That is correct, but only *after* Criptext servers have received the emails unencrypted, because email itself is insecure, meaning they can absolutely just store the unencrypted versions on their servers (which they probably do). Well, it's open source, so feel free to review it. I'm not calling you a liar, but if they WERE doing that, then making it open source would be a death blow to the service.>The only true email privacy is PGP and similar (or even better, avoiding email altogether).There's no such thing as true privacy when dealing with any digital form of communication. That said, it is safe to say that the Signal Protocol is the best there is at the moment.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>72479991>I don't even go there but thanks anyway for your amazing contribution :)Do you think you screaming "IS DA JOOS MAN, IS DA JOOS" is evidence?
>>72480374I've only mentioned anything related to Jews twice in my entire bigass blog post, one of which was only as a sort-of emphasis on how much of a botnet they probably are, without any real additional meaning of hating Jews or whatever. In the second one I've called out the CEO for being literally Jewish, but I've stated that this may or may not mean anything to you depending on whether you engage in that sort of belief (thinking that Jews are just greedy fucks n shit) or not. I am not saying that Criptext should be discarded literally only because the CEO has Jewish religious beliefs. I've provided a lot of other evidence still (well I wouldn't really call it evidence, since it doesn't really 100% prove anything, I'd just call it a list of pretty suspicious shit, there's probably some word in English for it but I can't think of it right now because I am so incredibly tired right now and should probably go to bed aaaaa).
>>72480422>well I wouldn't really call it evidence, since it doesn't really 100% prove anything, I'd just call it a list of pretty suspicious shit, there's probably some word in English for it but I can't think of it right now because I am so incredibly tired right now and should probably go to bed aaaaaNot who you were responding to, but I think you were looking to say "circumstantial evidence.">Circumstantial evidence is evidence which strongly suggests something, but does not exactly prove it. Circumstantial evidence simply helps people draw inferences about a fact, or the events that took place.
For me? It's GNU Jami
>1TB for just over 100 euroswill the prices keep falling?
>buying non Samsung SSDs
Is it better to have e.g. 2x 500GB drives than 1x 1TB?
>>72480458No, higher the drive capacity, higher the endurance. Get the
>>72476901Just go to fucking wikipedia, look up dram, sram and flash and then come back.
>>724805103low capacity shills got to him no
/mkg/ - Cup Rubber Edition>Buyer's template:http://pastebin.com/33S1gVkG>Where to Buy:http://pastebin.com/8Yku80VL>FAQs:http://pastebin.com/M5w7QtKp>Group Buyshttps://deskthority.net/viewforum.php?f=50https://www.drop.com/>Keyboard wikihttps://deskthority.net/wiki/Main_Page>Keyset wikihttp://keypuller.com (https://web.archive.org/web/20161101152119/http://keypuller.com/)Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>72478707only reddit sois who type incorrectly do that
>>72478707>tfw row 3 SA spacebarI CAN'T TELL IF I HAVE IT BACKWARDS OR NOT PLS HELP
If I'm going to lubricate either one, should I pick Gateron Inks or MX Blacks? The keyboard is just a plate mount, but I want a relatively heavy switch, with a deeper, less-annoying sound.
>>72479846The inks have a deeper sound apparently. https://youtu.be/NxTxMe8Hr_gCream switches might be lower sounding than the inks but in the bit of searching I've done I couldn't find a direct comparison.
>>72480013Thanks, inks sound good. Just going to have to save up a bit more, if I decide to go that route. I don't have anything thick enough to lubricate creams, anyway.
Last thread: >>72450601Don't buy anything OTHER THAN IBM/Lenovo ThinkPad T, X, and W/P Series if you want the Real Business Experience™>Other business laptops are welcome in /tpg/ (Dell Latitude/Precision, HP EliteBook/ZBook).Why ThinkPad?>Used machines are plentiful and cheap>Excellent keyboards>Great durability (excl L and E series)>Utilitarian design>Docking stations that easily turns your laptop into a desktop>Most models are easy to repair, upgrade & maintain thanks to readily available service manuals for every model and spare parts are easy & cheap to obtain>The best TrackPoint™, easier to use when typing>Good for HackintoshingComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>72480389I've looked at those. But from what I've seen, the T440s seem to have better specs and is also lighter which would be a plus if I will be carrying it around on my back for hours everyday.The problem with laptops though is that the same models can have different specs. So I always thought the T440s would be better than the T440pCare to give a tl;dr on the differences between T440p and T440s?
>>72473887Are those third party keyboards any good though?
>>72475342Mine was 238 eurobucks with i5, 4 gb ram, 320gb hdd, ips panel(aka not the crappy tn version).Overall condition is good with a minor dent over the ram slot cover and a small crak on the screen bezel which is barely visible. Extra ram was about 20 usd and i already had an ssd lying around. Definitely not cheap imho but i really wanted one. I got it from an independent seller who runs a pc shop so i could have a hands on experience with it. 1 year warranty. >End of blogpost
>>72480409>pcan use quad core processorsbig 9 cell batterythicker>suses a soldered ulv dual coredual batteries (3 + 6 cell)lighter
Is the T500 FHD display any better than the 1680 × 1050 one besides resolution?
What is the best gaming laptop and why it's Razer Blade pro 17 >
>>72469848I'm sure a blind person couldn't tell the difference between a 60hz and a 240hz neither
>>72468149is that touchpad for real niqqa?
>>72468848What's with this fear of reddit? You guys got bullied by some big dicks on reddit? Got your application for an account rejected? Too mentally ill to join?
>>72478366Keyboards is fine really, temps are actually really good like I already said on other post, GPU max 72 and CPU max 75.Trackpad is something I barely use but it's pretty good. Battery life is shit, that one I admit. I went for razer because of build quality.>>72479417Yes it is>>72478310Sadly the oled is only available on 15 inch one, but 17 inch model had far superior cooling which is more important in my opinion>>72476415Black dbrand skin on top can hide the logo. Problem solved.>>72474081I actually agree, but I will be moving abroad for few years so that is not really an option.
>>72468149Is the quality and support decent?I owned lenovo legion for the past several years - I was being prompted to update the bios, but I checked and it seems lenovo fucked the bios update that it bricks laptops with black screens until you downgrade it back or something.
On a scale of Arch to Windows how bad is Pop!_os
>>72480415What's different?
>>72480463If you notice, it's a lot smoother by default.
>>72479127Are they planning on dropping Ubuntu and becoming a pure debian fork?
>>72480463Patches/updates from latest commits that fedora/ubuntu would rather wait on next releaseAlso none of that fucking tracker shit that fedora includes by default
>>72480511No. Ubuntus downstream kernel is more friendly to nvidia and amd drivers and other blobs, the ubuntu kernel is easier for desktop hardware compatibility.
Did they realise that fake news doesn't work?
>>72480242>those that reproduce are stupidare they really the stupid ones?
>>72480165Why can’t we just be happy with what we have? >I wanna live by my rules
>>72480197/pol/ reporting in
>>72480475learn2quote.png
>>72480253>modern australian "science"Literally worthless since Turnbull fucked 'em. There's not a single chance they'd act out against the corporate agenda these days, because they know they're out on their asses the second they do.
The Future has arrived
>>72476940Great... thanks...
>>72471052>fork of go>inspired by oberon>removed garbage collector, which is standard in both oberon and goWhat an astoundingly innovative language.
>>72471037>closed source programming language>implemented in GoTRASHED INSTANTLY
it'll fail to live up to any of its hype like go and node
>>72478279What do you mean closed source? And it's not implemented in go, it's self hosted.
Facebook moderators are the best example of why women should never have power>bans person>"why was i banned?">"I'm not going to discuss why i banned you!">REPORTED FOR HARASSMENT>BLOCKED!
>>72479040You're wasting your time anon. He's a boot licker who will do their best to make the state their God and take down anyone who disagrees. (With the almighty power of their state of course).
>>72479082Maybe (most likely) i wont change his mind but lurkers might change theirs.
>>72477439This is the same reason I stopped playing almost all online videogames, Faggot admins and moderators are all too happy to abuse power over anything or nothing at allif anyone asks why women shouldn't have as much power as men, bring up South Korea or Japan
>>72479004>why do you need to interact with other people at all?
>>72479249>text on a screen = peoplethe internet was a mistake
Why hasn't a single OS/Desktop environment figured out scaling on multiple monitors of different resolutions?You'd think such a basic task would be easy.I expected for it to be easy on GNU/Linux. But no. I have lost faith in FOSS
>>72476133
>>72480266rude
Baby hoow much for one night of joyous pleasure?
>>72480372Sexy ass
Will there ever be a more A E S T H E T I C Laptop?
>>72477278Apple products had always some design flaws to make their devices disgusting or obsolete you can point any devices and it has a major defect. In this case, when closing the lid the top part would damage the bottom part. Most second white boys are broken because of that so please do not try to mimic thinktanks using macbooks because it wont work.
>>72480083Jesus christ. Was Apple ever not a total fucking joke?
>>72477278
Remember when Vizio made laptops?
>>72477278I have six in front of me. A MacBook Pro, a sony, a toshiba, an HP, and a Dell, and a Lenovo X220. Nothing comes close to the sheer elegance and style of a PowerBook 2300c. Nothing. Lite as hell.
Can we have a duhgree thread?
>>72473672not himbut your coding style is tranny-licious
>>72465928jesus christ i barely know python and im better than this person
>>72480201There are many less attractive places where companies simply can't get competent people. We are talking "programmers" who barely know how to use a computer and entire IT departments that only know how to click around in Windows.
>>72477955Fellow LabVIEW programmer here. This seems like an obvious application for a formula node, provided you're not too concerned with performance. Using the native blocks runs faster, but can be confusing to read with something like this. If you're going to use them, you should break it down with subVIs.In a past project where I had to do a ton of parallel data analysis in parallel with data acquisition, I found it more straightforward to use the built-in MATLAB interface so I could use that code and then pass the results back to LabVIEW.Also, instead of those comments, I recommend labeling the individual blocks. If you ctrl+U for cleanup, those comments will get placed randomly. Rule of thumb with unattached comments is that that should be relevant to whatever container they are in, not necessarily to what they are close to.For a simple program like that though, I do like the GUI. And at the end of the day, the code werks.
>>72477808This perfectly demonstrates Python' superiority. All those useless fill in symbols when indentation and line breaks convey the meaning perfectly to humans and compilers alike.
Is the SSD meme legitimately something to look into or is it just a bunch of paid shills spamming /g/ as soon as someone mentions traditional HDDs?
>>72463240Just bought my dad a 1TB Samsung 860 EVO for his laptop, & a RAM upgrade as well. He's stoked about it all.
>>72478238based wholesome anon
>>72463240>2020 - 4 months>still believeing that ssds are a meme
>>72476341And how much does that 16tb hdd cost? Somthing like $600.
>>72463736I've had an m.2 drive for about 2 years now. It's only got 70TBW because it was cheap. Literally only used about 5% of the drive's life span.It's going to last at least the warranty period as long as you don't go over the write amount per day Anons.
