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Hey /g/ quick question. How does your phone know it was turned?
Using gyroscope sensor.
We call them "accelerometers". Basically, they have a reasonable idea which way is down.
Friendly discussion of Apple's Macintosh computers and Apple accessories (iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, etc.).>New to Mac OS?Q&A Website: https://apple.stackexchange.comDisable Gatekeeper: https://osxdaily.com/2015/05/04/disable-gatekeeper-command-line-mac-osx/Download a better terminal: https://iterm2.comTerminal for beginners: https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/beginners-guide-mac-terminal/Comprehensive terminal guide: https://swcarpentry.github.io/shell-novice/>Package ManagersMacPorts: https://www.macports.org/install.phpHomebrew: https://brew.sh/Fink: https://www.finkproject.orgNix: https://wickedchicken.github.io/post/macos-nix-setup/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>80394605hold on, let me just find my magic 8 ball
>>80392786based
>>80392786baste
>>80394605Presumably it'll replace the higher end 13" Macbook Pro, so it'll probably be around the same price (look it up, but I think it's $1700?). The current M1 replaced the low end 13" MBP and kept the same price.
>>80390030>freedom os>androidYou're a literal retard.
I need to buy a mainframe. I don't know how to do this. I called IBM and after like three hours they seriously quoted me at $100k.How do I buy a mainframe?
>>80392314Mainframes are for 24/7 uptime and high IO throughput. You don't need one.
>>80392314Joynet elastic cloud is cheaper for your use case
>>80395026Joyent
>>80392236Seriously, look up ebay. Sometimes travel agencies sell their old S390/BS2000 stuff
>>80392314>Like wtf that's a car.Part of that is the IBM tax, but you're talking about the backbone of ENTIRE company infrastructures. No shit it's gonna be expensive.
>firefox can't play sound in dozens of linux distros because it relies on pulseaudio
install gentoo
why aren't you using gnome40 yet /g/?look at these rounded corners, they're beautiful.
>>80392711My thoughts exactly. Pity they decided to keep the useless bar on gnome 3 though.
>>80392711small screensand the empty space supposed to be filled with shortcuts>>80393008it was buggy
>>80388231wtf I love bruce now!
>>80393008It had the potential to become th best Linux DE. But Canonical failed.
I hate this shit like you wouldn't believe.
>High temperature lights are called "cool">Low temperature lights are called "warm"
>>80393965/threadOP is retarded.
>>80393714Damn why the fuck is red so thick?
>>80393159I don't think it is.
>>80393714>500 nm>BlueThat's cyan.
Benny Harvey RIP, gone but not forgotten, miss you big man.
Convince me that macOS is not the perfect OS and why I should switch to Genpoo right now.It's a common knowledge that Windows is for gaymers and/or shittier .NET programmers.Unix is to get shit done.But what can your shitty loonix anime riced desktop do that macOS can't?
>>80386181>Unix is to get shit doneyou know yout OS is shit when you have to scam people by pretending its another OS
>>80386474I do, in fact, have a Mac 11,1 near me that I haven't turned on in like ~7 years because it's fucking gay. fight me faggot.
>>80394281it can't. it's literally putting entitlement granting policies on syscalls and you can't even change or extend the kernel. It's objectively worse than Linux now.
>>80394943cringe
>>80386181>But what can your shitty loonix anime riced desktop do that macOS can't?respect muh freedoms and privacy, fgt
What's your Furmark score, anon?>go to geeks3d.com/furmark/>install>run preset 2160/1440/1080>click submit>post results
>>80394662Only able to do 1080p cuz higher are not supported by my monitor. and setting custom rez without fullscreen gives different results to fullscreen, so didn't do those because the results would've been scuffed
>>803946622 fps :<
Let's suppose you had to cut off some of those handy grounding prongs on your I/O shield, only to learn afterwards that they were there for grounding the ports.How would you rig your own grounding? Taping a wire from port to shield maybe?
>>80385750As someone who has a five year-old's understanding of electricity, even I wouldn't be stupid enough to do this.
>>80394908>to do thiswhich part do you mean?
>>80385750You don't need them, they are redundant.
>>80395079This, it's mostly for redundancy and compiling with FCC and related
>>80395086>compiling with FCCautocorrect?
How would one go about to make a very basic simple web shop?
There is like a billion drag and drop apps for that
>>80393608gib sangwich
>>80393608shopify
>>80393608I'm hungry
>>80393608I run a very small scale web shop. I wrote the entire site myself from scratch in a text editor using only HTML and CSS and copied over a few code snippets from PayPal to create "Add to cart" and "Manage cart" buttons.If you need a more robust solution, there are many open source shopping cart plugins available, and then you just have to provide your merchant account details to process the payments.
>>80395110A hackjob
AMOGUS?
I want to teach my grandmother how to use a computer starting from 0 but she's quite bad with "show and tell" teaching and I'm sure she'd much rather have a written resource to guide her. Do you guys have any recommendations? Sorry if this thread doesn't fit here.
>>80394965you might have to write it up in your own words so she would catch the meaning
Hey anon,A lot of individual applications have written guides in documentation for doing each thing, some even have pictures and shit.Unless your grandmas doing something out of the usual, you could also write your own guides or whatever.What is she emailing, face booking and maybe printing?
>>80394991Ideally I'd like to teach her, or rather be taught to her, basic desktop maintenance and terminology than just practical knowledge.
>>80394981A bit too simple for my tastes but I'll try it out.
>>80395029im ESL, some adjustment:write it up in your own words -in a way that- she can catch the meaning
Is it possible to play on the most secure and curated OS in the world? Yes it is!> Resourceshttps://playonbsd.com/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF2MeFBWJoFZtz0ADX3Us0Qhttps://old.reddit.com/r/openbsd_gaming/> Games- Minecraft (MultiMC)- Minetest- Xonotic- Doom (GZ or Chocolate)- Celeste- 0 A.D.- Escape Goat 2Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>80393017Emulators and open source games don't poke any hole
Why do you make everything so hard for yourself
>>80393092It's mu hobby
You forgot Red Eclipse, OP. Good stuff, mostly play it and Xonotic.
Better add old school runescape to the list. RuneLite Client works great though no sound.
which one should i choose? i really like thunderbird, which would work with protonmail bridge, but tutanota seems more basedwhich one do you fags use for your daily email? planning on anonaddy + [insert provider here]
What kind of black magic is op pic?
>>80393400All """encrypted""" email services are a scam. There is no way for you to verify that they actually honor their claims and store the emails in an encrypted form.The only way to ensure that third parties can't read your emails is, as usual, by using end to end encryption with PGP or something similar. You must encrypt your messages *before* they are sent on the wire.
>>80394310?
Email uses SMTP, a base64 encoded plain-text protocol. Your shit can be easily read.
>>80394310firefox canvas protections replaced the original photo with that shit, i hate when it does that>>80394322i'd rather something better than mainstream mail providers though. also, here's some pretty decent proof tutanota is encrypted: https://www.hackread.com/encrypted-email-provider-tutanota-backdoor-service/why would they go out of their way to fight this in court if it wasn't actually encrypted?
What is the best torrenting software that doesn't come with adware, spyware or other crap?eMule claims to do so, but I want to hear your advice on the subject
>>80394423>>>/g/sqt
emule is for torrenting?
>>80394423rtorrent
Transmission
>>80394423qbittorrent is probably the best free open source public torrenting software I have been using it for around 7 years now
