Archived threads in /g/ - Technology - 1211. page

>>61619529
>I legit need help.
Your brain appears severely damaged, there's not much we can do via text.

>>61619547
what?

>>61619529
Settings>Apps>Playstore, Click storage, clear cache and data, reboot phone

Hey Man, German here.

Stay the hell out, you're shit and and we don't need you!

>>61619496
Why would you want to move to a muslim country, you outta your god damn mind?

>>61619579
Clever, but at least it's better than where I live, I'm actually Egyptian. It's pretty fucking brutal here, man.

>>61619469
No

>>61619469
thats a very informative graph there

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pls respod

>>61619422
8.1 is okay too. I'm happy with my Win7 Enterprise

>>61619548
think i might buy a home premium disc. cheers.

me too buddy. slam your desk or mom might not hear you

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>>61619357

I am behind most of this. And it's not shilling. This is a technology board. We talk about technology here. And Apple just happens to produce superior technology.

Okay, yeah. What's up with it?

Can I download the whole trap thread but just the thumbnails?

>>61619210
>/pol/

>>61619132
Compete at what? Showing off? No, probably never.

>>61619132
"the only reason"

Thats a really poor choice of words, all you need is for someone to give another reason and your argument collapses, its really poor form and i expect better from bait threads.

>Windows is a computer operating system
>A Mac is a personal computer

They are not the same things, and they are not in competition with each other since they are not the same things.

>fucking stupid people will be the death of us all

>>61619130
Tor, because it is not a provider.

>>61619135
Tor is best! But not practical for modern data consumption trends. Which means we must put our faith in VPN providers, /g/.

Does anyone have any experience with any particular VPN providers?

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>>61619261
I fucked around and paid monthly for Cyberghost and it was nice and easy to use, kind of a pain to set it up on linux but they have an instruction page. Had a solid amount of countries to choose from and not a crazy amount of traffic at night (USA). All in all i dug it. 10/10. Plus, paying monthly you can add your phone to the mix

congratulations on installing Brave, enjoy

>>61619069
Bitcoin mining zombie.

Re-image
fail2ban
sshkeys

/thread

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>Users of all levels are welcome to ask questions about GNU/Linux and share their experiences.
I've been thinking about making a GNU/Linux distro. I could go Debian, but a Debian-based distro has been done by everyone and their mother; plus I don't really want to make "just another shitty debian derivative". I looked at OpenSUSE's YaST and while it looked the easiest, it seems neglected. I imagine there should be some tools to help with creating a derivative that's done somewhat properly, KISS and all that, rather than me distributing some shitty virtual machine image that everyone else could only log into with the username that I set once.

What I'm looking for is something
>stable
>good hardware support without modifications
>low bloat
>not too prohibitive for me to strip bundled software out of and replace
>will get out of the way on updates and let me get out of the way.
>will get some packages from my server, but otherwise use base distro's default (ie. Salix or whatever I choose as base)
Preferably not too much maintainence on my side. Although when it updates, I would still like it to:
>request (from my server) and show a message/prompt if necessary before letting the like 2 users who might actually use this upgrade
>request list (from my server) of packages to skip upgrades for (from base distro's server) and obey it, but allow overriding from the user end

So I'm considering something Slackware-based, but not directly. I looked at Salix, Zenwalk, Slackel, and Vector. I don't know what's best for me really. I don't have much experience with anything Slackware-based, although I tried Slackware itself for a month.

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>>61619012
Regarding hardware compatibility, I know with many packages you can make performance optimizations during compilation that will work best/only on your system. Using a Slackware derivative that already runs equally well on many different machines means less thing I could fuck up, one less low-level thing to worry . I probably don't know better than one of the more polished derivatives about compatibility so I would prefer to just piggyback off of their efforts.

also general question. how hard is it to compile a package /once/ that work well on multiple systems? with the scale of supported systems being the same scale as like the average distro? I'm not really looking for the speed advantages of compiling from source like gentoo has/is memed about, just something to make a stable binary from that will work on various different computers to the scale of a major distro' s support.

I'm not expecting to make a real competitor distro, but I figure using Slackware (or something even further down) as a base should help me meet a lot of my goals, and meet them properly.

TL;DR: Making a distro. Slackware-based? Salix?

>>61619012
try suse studio

What rom is that?

>>61619003
Not a rom, stand alone game. Pokemon sage new demo.

I wanna play it portable and this is the only way.

>>61619005
Is it still only a demo or is it a full game? I remember looking at it a while ago. Is it any good?

>>61618882
Great, now the format compresses monkeys into soup.

>>61618882
>mcanus
butthurt ofc

>>61618882
SJWfox shills btfo

>>61618800
>133/143*(713+10)/60=11.2
>11.2 keystrokes per second
bullshit

>>61618800
WPM is just applied IQ

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>>61618800
I just woke up.
Was the first thing I typed today (except of my password).
I always get around 90. Its okay, I guess.

>>61618777
MBP + Gentoo = Patrician

Thinkpads are great for the price though, and are so ugly that they have a unique "anti-Mac" aesthetic to them.

>>61618777
>Apple is dedicated to privacy, meanwhile lenovo is more than happy to let Intel and the NSA have hardware backdoors on your chinkpads.

Apple products have the same intel processor backdoor anon

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>>61618777
You should've just gotten a MacBook Pro and kept macOS on it.

>>61618757
Who the fuck writes these messages. They really need to stop reading 1984 so much.

whatever gets rid of the blacks n browns, I'm down

>>61618782
it does seem to soothe my brain, then when I realize what it says, I slam my desk with a thousand sons