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Nothing is free, everything is botnet.

if you don't pay for it guess how they make money.

>>60902373
They ALL work with government. That's why they are free. More features = more exploits and user data sold.

>>60902373
Fuck off.

>>60902306
Because if you average each generation, Gen Z is going to come out on top.

>>60902306
You should be thanking us for that or we would be clogging up the already over-saturated tech industry you want to get into. Pepper your angus for those coming after us because they won't be holding back.

>>60902306
Most people are passive, submissive consumers who can't think their way out of a cardboard box, and will complain endlessly if you try to make them.

Every generation is like this.

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these look pretty cute

>>60902295
>Last minute news
• MIXZA releases a rare 256gb Shark into the wild, original pricing of sharks still hasn't returned >>60902042 and some new phone cases based on sharks >>60902365

>>60902365
I would get that cool shark if I had an iphone

>>60902202
>MIT
>not GPL
>>>/trash/

>>60902343
MIT guarantees my freedoms, but it does not guarantee others will

>>60902343
Open source is open source
There are no real alternatives 2bh
It's a shame that greasemonkey devs are so lazy

>He cares about what other people put in their computer

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>>60902180
Nothing wrong with me deliding my 7700k and putting it under a clc. You don't have a 4.9ghz OC do you? Pathetic.

>not using Da Hong Pao to cool your computer
Are you poor or something?

>>60902092

Money is good. Also consistent.

Fast for projects you have little care for.

Won't use on personal projects tho.

>>60902245

Why not for personal?

I was considering building a stack for a personal project of mine. Database for a few hundred people to access.

>>60902297

Because modern tecnologies are exciting to me .
They come with a high-risk and high-reward (in my experience).

> also

Everything in that stack is functional, solid and enterprise tested.

However, every technology needs competitors to get better and
set higher bars.

What the PHP org did with PHP 7 and the Zend VM after RoR
and Node.js? They did optimizing shit they could have done ages
ago, but of course, they did not wanted to be left behind in the
path of emerging technologies.

I used this stack often, but I developed a feeling that I was insta-writing
legacy code. It was fucking weird.

Anyway use whatever it's appropiate and efficient.

> end blog entry

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>>60901904
Happy with my basic homescreen desu.

>>60901904
dang, I love that. mind to tell me how you did that? thanks desu

>>60901944

The luancher is called Linux CLI Launcher.

>>60901764
Yeah FUCK Microsoft! Fuck the system man!!!

install gentoo or fuck off and use Windows. There is no acceptable middle ground.

>>60901764
oh, and also
>all those video games
just stay on windows please. we don't need another "WHAT LINUX HAS NO GAMES" thread.

>>60901764
Use xfce, distros don't really matter

>>60901688
I know I'm not helping, but what's the point here? Unless it's some old family VHS I don't see why you even care.

>>60901688
Pick up a NTSC player m8
I see dual PAL/NTSC at bootsales all the time

You cant unless it is multiformat.

The tapes are recorded differently.

Also, you know scart vhs decks are still composite.

javascript

Scratch.

javascript probably

>>60901421
Oh, and on top of civil asset forfeiture penalties, there are also criminal penalties.

Right now according to current law they can imprison you for up to FIVE YEARS for not filling out the form. Five years.

But apparently that doesn’t go far enough so this bill aims to double the criminal penalty to TEN years in prison.

Further, their bill wants to pull any business which “issues” cryptocurrency under the anti-money laundering regulatory umbrella.

Here’s where these people demonstrate that they have no idea what they’re talking about.

No one “issues” Bitcoin. There’s no Bitcoin central bank. There’s no Chairman of Bitcoin who decides on a whim to increase the supply.

Bitcoin is created automatically amounts that are predetermined by its code. It’s software.

So the Senate is essentially trying to force the Bitcoin core software to comply with money laundering regulations.

The bill also attempts to drop a major bomb on Bitcoin by including it in the list of monetary instruments that must be reported when entering or leaving the US.

>CALL YOUR CONGRESS MEN
I would but they're being shot atm

>>60901421
>/pol/ will defend this

>>60901327
bump

that's a lie. I had to dropped out of college cuz my brane won't connect to ubuntu. I need AOL CD and microsof excel to imtermet

>>60901327
The brain is just a weak ASIC

>implying these same money hoarding faggots haven't begun to try stomping piracy out since like 1940

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>>60901110
If they can successfully stop piracy, then I'll simply stop consuming media.

>>60901110
oh look a bunch of shitty aging companies. ken

Avast

>>60900874
Common Sense 2018 for Debian Jessie

if you have windows just use defender and then don't download anyhting

So it's easier to make the shit work nigger

>>60900866
Because the curry is then to integrator the Rome more easy then I'd source is room is yes

Why are manufacturers allowed to ever not release their kernel source code? Android uses linux, and the GPL mandates that any modifications made to the linux kernel must be also made open source