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they actually removed it
i did not make backups

this is all I could find and its incomplete

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/martinml/msdn/master/c.csv

Damn, I wanted LTSB.

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>>61538068
Erf, thx btw.
Here is a Spinoza.

>>61538503
Check OP's pic.

>>61537638
Install gentoo

>>61538072
>Gentoo
>good
>stable

>>61538228
>implying it isn't

>>61537583
What is your target format and viewer? This is not a feature of normal raster image formats or image viewers.

If it's for the web, I would say use SVG. You could write something like an overlay on top of the raster image directly on the web page, but bundling it in to an SVG instead will make it more easily portable across any site.

>>61537849
I got Annotorious but where do I extract the zip to? I'm lost

>>61538110
On your server where you'll be hosting the web page I presume. That's the " write something like an overlay on top of the raster image directly on the web page" approach, and it seems a little overkill for this. Looks like they provide a framework for dynamic, user creatable/editable annotations, but all you really need are static annotations. And if you're not looking to set up a whole website for this image and just want to distribute a single file, I don't think that's what you want.

>>61537517
>windows
>installing updates
how fucking dumb are you?

>>61537524
remember nsa backdoor a few months ago

>>61537548
windows is built on NSA backdoors.

>>61537499
>Implying people switched from Sublime to Brackets

Nobody uses Brackets. Few use Atom. VS Code and Sublime are the heavy hitters

>>61537499
I used it when I was learning front-end webdev. Brackets is a great tool at that. But I found it too unstable for everyday projects.
Sublime is still the best.

>>61537588
And compared to VS Code, how is it? From what I heard, Code consumes more RAM, while Brackets and Sublime use much less RAM.

bump?

>>61537339
>>61537621
Don't bump your own shit thread faggot

>>61537339
nexus are a solid buy desu, even 2 years after their release.

the only thing to be worried about is software support, but then again, you'll probably end up keeping it for 2, maybe 3 years, which by then, this shouldn't be much of an issue.

wish I could afford a 5X ((

>>61537281
OH no it's the movie toys all over again

>>61537281
>Use Legacy Captchas
>problem solved

>>61537281

Google working with the NSA, the AI program and the drone strikes using AI are public info.

Someone recommend a good theme for sublime, I haven't managed to find anything comfy enough.

>>61537592
Monokai, but edit the package and set the background to true black.

>>61537714
Yeah I might just do that.
I also like https://github.com/lu-ren/SerialExperimentsLain but it's a .vim plugin and I don't know if there's a way to convert that to something readable by Sublime.

>>61537084
I can't take anybody with that style of facial hair seriously.

>>61537084
>look at thumbnail
>didn't put possessive apostrophe for "intel's"
>dropped

>>61538510
It's the classic guy who wears shirts with flames facial hair what's wrong with it?

The next thing is the philosophy of the distro iself. It tries to be as simple as possible and not to use some bloat complicated tools (like Systemd).
For every package hat you install you have to manually resolve all dependencies. Sounds like a waste of time? It is. But it's a great way for learning building blocks of your system.

>>61537062
of course there are lot of forks that make package managment easier with automatic depenencies resolver, etc. but it's kinda defeating the purpose of using a distro like Slackware.

>>61537083
also, when you using Slackware you will not encounter such a thing as a lack of packages because you can easily convert any RPM package to use in Slackware

Is Lineage OS any good for S7?

>>61536999
>Lineage OS
do you have to root it to install that?

>>61537067

Well, a bootloader will have to be unlocked. IIRC only the exynos version can be unlocked which happens to be a pain to port custom ROMs to.

Common Sense 2018

>>61536923
install gentoo

The easiest way to protect yourself while using windows 10 is:

1) Be updated - windows updates are always important and a top priority
2) Use Windows Defender - that thing is the best way to protect yourself because it does a better job than all FREE AVs on the market.
3) Install DWS for W10 so your computer will be less bloated and the NSA won't spy your ass, also less ads

>>61536869
>designed for Ubuntu Phone and Ubuntu Tablet that never came to be
>killed the Ubuntu Netbook Remix but failed to live up to its promises

Yes, it deserved to die.

>>61536877
its a shame that unity is considered a failure due to the failings of a completely different project

>>61536869
Yes, if only because it caused confusion when it was brought up in conversation and I would always have to guess if people were talking about Linux or the game engine.

Buy RGB ram u fuckin pleb.
The lighting makes it go lightspeed!

>>61536885

It is RGB.

Pleb not found.

>>61536861
Could very well not be stable. I'm not sure they actually test every stick. Or you may have gotten a bum CPU.
Try manually overclocking and see what voltage you actually need for XMP speed/timings.

>>61536718
>not using Cinnamon on Arch with a decend gtk and icon theme

I see youre running gnome

Y too much space for the titlebar?