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install gentoo

>>61476023
kek

Compile everything with

-Ofast -flto -fopenmp -D_GLIBCXX_PARALLEL -mfpmath=both -fomit-frame-pointer

for the ultimate Gentoo experience

>>61475944
Depends if they looked like they've been slaving or just chilling

it's july

Go look at the employees.
Never outdress the employees when going into the interview.
If they're not dressed super professionally, do not come in wearing a suit.

Why not contribute to mycroft?

>using anything made by numale companies

>To ensure you're following the Mozilla Code of Conduct while using this product, all voice transmissions will be analyzed for any forms of hate speech or privileged heteronormative narratives. Violation of this code of conduct will result in your name being added to a public shaming list and barring from further usage of the product.
>Mozilla: The Human Company!

>>61475861
Easy job and big dollars

>>61475980
Is that from personal experience?

>>61476295
Yes
My day is easy (I'm at work right now), time flies because I enjoy my work, 50%of my time is not work related
I get paid significantly more than friends in other fields

Get a list of all IP ranges registered in China and then run a script to block them with iptables

>>61475829
Bump. The Chinkskids keep polluting my logs like they do their rivers.

Host something nasty about CCP. You can badmouth chinese all you want, but only by touching their masters will you get blacklisted.

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Fake & gay
Kill yourself

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>>61475777
Dem power cables
T H I C C

>>61475833
It's true senpai

>>61475775
what does it even do? I had it enabled for YouTube but I never see any notifications.

>>61475805
It probably notifies you when someone replies to one of your comments or when someone you follow uploads something.

News sites just use it to spam you with articles.

>>61475775
Are sites choosing to display this or is it some sort of Chrome glitch?

My assumption is it's the new "sign up for our mailing list" and a way to force spam to your notification tab.

>>61475774
They do

>>61475774
What a bunch of ugly girls

IPFS works like that

>>61475669
Blind Faith in others to do the checking for you

>>61475669
You can compile the code, and check for diferrences. The same compiler will produce the same binary. That is a good- enough approach.

>>61475835
Does hashing produce the same result? Do things like last modified date affect hash?

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>>61475647
And knock they did.

The knock was the very same, two hits - a pause - three hits, and the girl lazily got up from her fancy chair, clicked the bolt and gently kicked the hatch. From the hatch appeared first a police cap, then another. The girl recoiled from the hatch and was going to raise the alarm, but the policeman Petrenko showed by gesture: be quiet. The girl obeyed. None of the visitors even moved.

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>>61475663
The policemen have not seen a den of this size. In the middle of the workday, at least thirty people connected their own computers or, perhaps, leased laptops right here to an illegal Internet access point. Twisted-pair cables - gray, white, blue, red - stretched to a small server rack connected to an even smaller satellite dish. The policeman Ivanov opened the door of the counter, looked into it and whistled: "What do you know, it's not even D-Link, an actual Cisco, forty-eight ports."

- And who is the master of all this good? - Police officer Petrenko addressed the girl kindly, in a fatherly way.
- I! I'm the owner! - The girl blurted out proudly.
- Oh well. We'll look around for now. Do not do anything stupid.

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>>61475677
For some reason, for a moment the policeman Petrenko felt ashamed and disgusted that during the era of prosperity of the Motherland he takes bribes from Internet dens. Maybe he was embarrassed by the desire of people to get into the banned Internet at all costs, or maybe the thought of illegality of bribery flashed through his head. He was freed from the embryo of his painful reflections by waving policeman Ivanov.

- What is this? - Petrenko gestured to the woman wearing headphones and a white helmet covering her eyes.
- Relax, she can not hear us. This is Vive.
- What?
- Vive. Virtual reality. Let's see what she has there. - Ivanov turned on a small monitor on the floor not far from the woman.

I use GNU/Linux

I use Linux/GNU/X

I use SystemD+Linux

There are very inexpensive splitter adapters you can buy. The question is more of power, and that depends on the speakers and the space you're trying to fill with sound. A cheap amp might be worthwhile.

>>61475604

Its a basement. Concrete walls ceiling and floor. I turned it into a lunch room for workers so they are not near machines when they dont need to be. Had a problem with someone deciding to eat lunch on something then fell off it.

Ive got three picnic tables down there long ways and room for two more. Its a pretty big room but I dont want to drown it. Its a lunch room and it seemed a good idea to rotate saftey videos in the background as a sort of reminder.

Ill start looking for a small amp that takes 3.5mm thanks.

>>61475658
You need an amplifier. eBay has Chinese ones that have a 3.5mm input and take 12v power for under $10 but it'll take a long time to get to you. You could also just find a pair of powered computer speakers at Goodwill.

You should contact the police if you think anything illegal is going on. You should also talk to your grandmother about potential scams out there.

>>61475497
That's illegal and any evidence you gather can't be used in court

>>61475536
Federal law permits recording telephonecallsand in-person conversations with the consent of at least one of the parties. See 18 U.S.C. 2511(2)(d). This is called a "one-party consent" law.


grandma is old and frail and a shady relative from another country is trying to coerce her into sending money. I want to hear wtf is going on.

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>>61475388
>2017
>If you care about privacy you're some sort of weirdo

I feel sorry for the people that are botnet phobic. Their quality of life is worse than it should be. Worrying about stupid shit problems that aren't even real problems. I guess they don't have "real" problems to deal with so they create this dumb shit drama to stay entertained?. No idea. I'm just hypothesizing. I guess under on /g/ (stupidest most retarded corner of the internet that is somewhat interested in technology) it makes sense to talk about literally retarded shit whereas any other forum you have somewhat halfway coherent and intellectual people discussing shit that matters. I'm just feel sorry for halfway decent people get sucked into this meme.

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>>61475514

What's better about it over nano? Never tried Vim you see.

>>61475358
They are basically the same thing. Vim just sounds cooler. Also you feel like a cool hacker if you can say you use vim

>>61475383
No
>>61475358
The modal system lets you do a lot of a cool stuff in a few keystrokes