Gentoo masterrace thread. Talk about the best distro there is. Show off your desktop, discuss wms. Show what you're working
installed gentoo a few nights ago. previously used arch. only been using linux a short while but i don't know why people say installing gentoo is hard... if anything it was very rewarding. felt great to confront a problem here or there and solve it after a bit of study. also i felt like i learned a good deal having only recently starting to use linux. thx gentoo.
>>69885202nice work. now please improve your horrible music selection.
>>69885267its on my thinkpad and i just got mpd working. for some reason i was having problems with the socket already being open and ncmpcpp not reading my database. transferring my host machine now. but yea i got eclectic taste. i like the money store, the devil and god are raging inside of me and ye tho. sry brah. i could put on the django reinhardt if that does it for the boomer in you.
>>69882014that's a humboldt penguin
>>69885303I'm 35. at least listen to Soundgarden dude.
tfw still no btn and bib in 2019 edition>Not sure what private trackers are all about? The mission of /ptg/ is to promote the highest possible standards of tracker service by providing members with opportunities for professional development, by recognizing technical competence through examinations and by advancing the interests of its members.>Have a question? - FAQ https://pastebin.com/thLgSkNE - WIKI https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/Private_trackers- PYRAMID https://uploadir.com/u/pdmhcfez- TEN CURRY COMMANDMENTS https://pastebin.com/raw/dBbdE73M - TEN NEON COMMANDMENTS https://pastebin.com/raw/Ud2pGYaE Use >>>/g/ptg as a link to find the /ptg/ thread.Remember the following:Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>69884496Not fucked at all. I don't have much that is under minimum seed time, ~100GB max, which I'd resnatch to meet minimums. Other than that I'd take the opportunity to fill my new drives with fresh content.
>>69884496I would just use my snatchlist to get what I want back during a freeleech or if its PTP I would just get the most rare stuff back.
>>69884587no.
>>69884587As you're this stupid, then, no.
>>69884731ty
Why would you want records when digital is better in every way?
>>69885197>imageWhat's been with the HS posting lately?
>>69885305
>>69885315Maybe you can capture the mathematical part of the sound perfectly, but you can't capture any of the soul or warmth with a digital approximation.
>>69885351You mean noise and distortion? You can add that with a DSP if you really want worse quality, brainlet anon.
>>69885197You get a square foot of album art for each album and it's just satisfying to use a physical medium
Ok so I bought a really “okay” pc back when parts were super expensive, now I need more power. The specs are a b350m bazooka board, 5 core amd cpu, rx 580, 8gb ram, and a shit power supply. I’m thinking I need to get more ram a better gpu and a better power supply because broke, thoughts?
Google: We just forgot that we installed the camera in there anon...nothing to see here, lets move on now.
What the fuck is this shit?
botnet at work
>>69884363>winblows 10fucking retard
>>69884733fuck you
>>69884363botnet
>>69885252
what language is this programmed in?
>>69882408green!!
Do I need one if I want to be a /g/ent?
>>69872508None.It's not a general purpose computer.It's like asking what language is a NOR gate.
STEEL
>>69872584I have one, they're not cheaper, and the one I have is fast, to the point that it's noticeable after about a week or two.
So what's really wrong with Electron applications?Is Electron worth learning or is it doomed?
>>69879480>80 MB minimum binary sizen
>>69881469people wants cheap computers.(and they want ones that don't slow down)
>>69880125>backpedal.exe 16GBI'd respond with something serious but it would cause a page fault and the thread would probably die before I resume.
>>69884100Standard office computers have been 8-16 for a while now. Only "ultrabook" memepads and bargain-bin old HP-tier laptops still offer 4GB RAM, and thats fine since theyre for people who want to do a bit of basic web browsing and check their email.
>>69879480Electron is a bad joke. It's one of the few UI toolkits that can make Java+Swing applications look anorexic in comparison.It's the same shit as node, where it's not at all suited towards the goal, but you can hire the usual JS code monkeys/pajeets instead of someone who actually knows how to do it right.
thot identifiers
>>69884396more like can we kill all roastiesmy phone is 6.4" and is easy as fuck to hold
>>69883958>check out my amazing retina display on my iphone X>service provider throttles all video services to 480pThis is why we need to go back to 4" screens.I fucking hate this unnecessarily large screen marketing meme.The galaxy S3 was literally the perfect size and you didn't need to do finger gymnastics to hold it or touch any part of the screen with your thumb.
>>69885294S3? Now THAT was a flagship.
>>69884466Come to think of it my phone's got a stainless steel frame I could just drill through diagonally in the bottom corner
>>69884743Enjoy being stranded when you lose everything of value in one go.
What do you think is the least detectable method of malware beaconing ?Over DNS?HTTP? HTTPS? Other?
>>69885201enterprise
>>69885183Not that guy, but DNS runs clear text, can easily stand out as malformed, uses UDP, which may be ok for your beacon, but if you want things like file transfer, TCP would probably be better. it is commonly allowed through firewalls though so that would be it's advantage
>>69885213Targeted to one organization or multiple?
>>69885230I think file transfer would fall under data exfil and not beaconing, malware can use DNS for beaconing and another protocol for exfil, correct?
>>69885247multiple I guess, I was thinking of what would be the best for your average enterprise.
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automata_theory>https://www.cs.princeton.edu/~appel/modern/>modern compiler implementation in MLThe easiest book to understand how compilers actually work compare to the java and c editions.Why aren't you making your own language?
>>698838521- because anything more complex than forth is impossible to make in less than a decade to a point it can possibly be useful2- because for a forth, it would need to reach speed comparable to asm to be useful (that is, forth becomes the portable assembly that c likes to pretend to be, but remains infinitely more powerful)3- because doing 2 is actually really hard and I'm too busy solving cancer (but I think 2 is at least worthwhile).I did make a simple proof of concept to-c++ compiler though, it was cool and allowed arbitrary melding of host and target language, including interacting with c++ class hierarchies.Another major problem is that there are no good target languages. For example, asm is obviously not portable, but llvm-ir is the most unstable shit to ever exist (changes every 5 seconds in both the ir and the api that generates the ir, and those often go out of sync between versions). "portable asm"s are all dead, c is a garbage intermediary language, and while c++ is a kinda good target, it's still tricky and has some issues if you want to use the result from e.g. another language.
>>69885190>1- because anything more complex than forth is impossible to make in less than a decade to a point it can possibly be usefulYou can make a feature-complete R5RS (maybe R7RS-tiny) compiler really quickly lol. It's literally a "babby's first compiler" project you can complete in a semester.
>>69885223t. goalpost-moving inbred
>>69883852>1998>modern
>he doesn't back up his hard drive twice a day
>only backing up the hard drive and not the backups themselves
>not memorising the entire contents of your hard drive
Twitch is now starting to reduce video quality if you use a different tab while still using twitch..How do you fix this?
>>69879665you have to be 18 to use this site
>>69883400browsers do stuff like limit resources and stop rendering videos of unfocused tabs. It would be difficult to completely get rid of the ability of a site to detect if it's focused or not. But I don't know how advanced their detection is.
>>69884548Who cares what nerds like? They're a lower class of people than normies or gamers. They should just be happy anyone is asking them about their cringe tech hobbies.
>>69881020Does about:config have an option for this?
Stream through MPV, mainly.Also, why the hell do you care? It's saving you RAM. Is it because it sees when you're not on Twitch?/g/ is just afraid of new things
>Steve Ballmer appreciation thread>thread themehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-yVQzCCRMs>Windows 7>Windows Server>Azure>Active Directory>Hyper-V>SharePoint>Bing>.NET>NuGet>Surface>Windows Lumia phones>OneDriveComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>69884464Here's all of em
Why is based developers man always sticking his tongue out?
Developers
*notices your developers* OwO whats this...?
Hey /g/ my friend is building a new PC and he wants to know if this is decent for gaming as his main console.
>>>/v/
itoddlers btfo
intel cpu + nvidia gpu normie, use amd cpu+gpu.
>>69885147nForce motherboards used AMD CPUs and Integrated nVidia GPUs
