found this on 9gag haha
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lmao lel XD
>>70640867Linugs :DDD
haha XD
>>70640867i hate reddit faggotry
>electric cars>space shipsIs there anything the Fullmetal Alchemist can't do?
>>70626296rage being justified does not change edginess
>>70625203>>jews have biggest amount of the neanderthal genesis that even true
>>70620066More propagation of gay shit by a mainstream artistdamn.
Internet was a mistake.
>>70636141I'd code it for free just to be called the guy who destroyed the media with a single php file
So this probably going to sound really retarded. But has anyone on here ever worked for an Intelligence Agency? It has always been a dream of mine to get a job like that with a CS degree.
>It has always been a dream of mine to get a job like thatKek, public sector work is boring, tedious and underpaid for anyone who doesn't own or manage the company the feds outsource to.
>>70641051join the military and you'll be there in no time
no one has they don't exist
Is there any software which I can feed with photos I like and it learns what I like and detects similar new photos from my huge unsorted folder?
absolute state of linux gaminghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lm1TFDBiIIg
>>70638354>Available on Windows, MacWhat's the point then?
>he does it for FREE
>>70638354I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called "Linux", and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called "Linux" distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.
>>70638354when is epic voice guy from honest game trailers doing this one
>>70638380>>70638392>>70638397cope and cringe
What does everyone here use? I tried signing up for Gmail so I can have YouTube etc but no fucking way is Google getting my phone number. What are some alternatives that don't have to verify my entire life?
>>7063336510s of thousands of companies already have your phone number, including Google, you dumb dumb baby fuck. This is just transparent because it's used for security, and you need to interact with the SMS
>>70640724Where does all this paranoia come from?
>>70633365Everyone say it with me:IF YOUR THREAT MODEL INCLUDES NATION-STATES, EMAIL IS THE WRONG TECHNOLOGYEmail (IMAP + SMTP) does not support end-to-end encryption, period. There are extensions to the protocol that do e2e, but these only work for servers that support them. So if I send an email from my protonmail to my friend's AOL mail, you'd better believe that a bunch of people in the middle can see what's being sent.Email is great for what it does, but if you want anonymity and end-to-end encrypted messages, you should be looking elsewhere.
>>70640945U sending nuclear missile launch codes bruh?
> not hosting your own email server> not have email address at your own domain
currently saving enough money to buy this pc https://pcpartpicker.com/list/rC9Q4q Any changes i should make to save money, and/or get better performance out of it?
It's been almost three years bros...
>>70639948I bottle necked my last build with cpu and it was only a $100 difference so I got the pricey one. did i fuck up?
>tfw Galax GTX 1080 conked out 1 year and 3 months after I bought it>only had enough cash to replace it with a Gigabyte GTX 1660tii am never buying chinese brand shit again, but fuck me did that premature death hurt bad.
>>70640522No. The 9900k is the fastest gaming chip you can buy today. It's only a fuck up if the next generation chips are much better than the 9900k is, like how a 7700k is a major fuck up for having 'only' 4 cores.
>got Vega 64 at launch week before the prices skyrocketed and miners nabbed them all for 550>turns out to be a golden sample that undervolts like a god>smokes the 1080 for cheaper>FineWine™ drivers improve performance over time, consistently beating 1080>Turning off meme physx/tessellation in games like Metro Exodus puts me ahead of the 1080Now I'm waiting for the successor to the 2000 series from Nvidia and whatever AMD comes up with to upgrade.Might grab a 3080 in two years.
>>70640574lol why save 40 bucks by buying the chink version, you bought another one so apparently the warranty didn't even last 2-3 years lmao
Is this a good price for a starter PC for my cousin? Hes 15 i figure ill get him this, an extra monitor and keyboard i have and a like 100 dollar graphics card and he will be good to go gaming? If not what should i buy for around 300 dollars? From ad:Computer that is ready to go, just plug and play. Drive wiped with clean Windows 10 installation. i7-47708GB DDR3 1TB HDDWindows 10
Classic i7 Desktop, make sure it turns on, check specs in windows, check every part. Clean inside, Get a new psu and a HDD/SSD
>>70638644He's basically giving it for free
It's fine. Remember to not get him a GPU so he doesn't rot his brain with vidya gaymes.
>>70640300t. weeb
>>70638644Grab that and a cheap 250GB SSD too, reinstall Windows on that. You can trim the partition down and clone it.
I'm an Arch user and full of Arch/Gentoo/Void bullshit, AUR packages that are full of bugs and shit fucked up my whole system and I want something more stable and secure.Was thinking about something simple like Fedora or Debian, but interested in BSD too.What do you all think? I just want a secure, fast distro that looks decent.
Clear Linux bruh. Their package manager ensures nothing will break. And it's the fastest inux distro out there.
>>70640694Lubuntu
GUIXSD only one good distro.
>>70640694Devuan stable, thank me later.
>>70640938That's some fuck systemd shit right there.
Are there any self-hosted, FOSS alternatives to Mendeley?
bump for interest
zotero. it's what i use.
You're not a gnigger, are you?
>>70634074based
No, I'm an i3igger
>>70633824I prefer Hydrus as my filepicker.
>>706376864chan X + Oneechan https://github.com/ccd0/4chan-xhttps://github.com/KevinParnell/OneeChan
>>70634824How about just having a stable desktop that doesn't require being restarted frequently? It hurts to use KDE; I'd almost rather mess with openbox and write my own configs again.
>Javascript is being superseded by Typescript>more and more Python developers are using type annotations that were grudgingly approved by the language committee not too long ago>Dart was launched as an unapologetically dynamic language (its creators even said they would never make it static). Just two years later, they bolted on a gradual typing system.>and now, after years of obstinance, Matz has finally relented and agreed to include type annotations in RubyIs it truly the end for dynamically typed languages, or will the fashionistas in this industry reintroduce it in a fresh batch of meme languages 10 years from now?
>>70638905>He's using "dynamically typed" to mean that the implementation stores type tags on all values and branches on them at run time.Mind you, that's not even true for all interpreters.
>>70638905ah, I see what you mean. Never mind then.
>>70629807fuck, that is even more confusing
>>70637021>send data as a GET>change one of the numbers to "your dad fucked your mom">server's dynamic content engine is python and calls a function>combination of dynamic typecasting and programmers' laziness causes a runtime error that kills the engine>server can't serve
>>70640840>send data as a GET>change one of the numbers to "your dad fucked your mom">improper use of atoi leads to a buffer overflow and ARCE
Tfw (that face when) your friend says he thinks it’s good that yaourt is depreciated.
>>70636056I thought mkpkg would read the pkgbuild and download shit. That's what I inferred reading the ABS section of the wiki. Never actually done it tho.
>>70636044>>70634816>>70633817yay is shit use pikaur
>>70640406pikaur is it's improved replacement
>>70640622>>70640635Never heard of it before, but it seems cool. I'll give it a try.
There's a archwiki page for aur helpers. It has a chart somewhere down the page that shows which features each popular one has. Or at least there was like 6 months ago.
Late Early Weekend Edition
>>70640564If you do find a battery and it doesn't hum when using it, it's most likely a bad filter capacitor in the power supply section. Else it might be an oscillation somewhere in the power amp section, caused by some component that has drifted out of spec or a bad amplifier IC. Knowing Philips' track record, it'd most likely be a bad capacitor too.
>>70640671Thanks, I'll try to get my hands on some batteries then
>>70640671Oh btw I just noticed I can hear a very very light hum when turned off but plugged in
>>70640764That might just be the normal hum from the power transformer, can you confirm it's coming from the speakers?
>>70640829yeah it seems it is not coming from the speakers
