I found this weird thing while walking from my friends house. He said he found more IN his home.
(Maybe I'm on the wrong board but I figured I'd give /x/ a break)
>>60850730
electronic blood sugar testing strip?
juul pod
>>60850730
Nanomachines, son.
Help me, we have this old windows Xp computer in the spare room, it's from early 2000s and I just put it back together. I'm trying reset it but I need the admin password and I don't know it is there any to reset it or get around it
pull the CMOS battery out and/or give it back tyrone
>>60850613
Just might
Are fans technology?
Why don't computers use Airfoil Technology to cool the CPU?
>>60850540
>Why don't computers use Airfoil Technology to cool the CPU
because it's inefficient at small sizes like that, and would likely be very expensive to manufacture, if even possible to manufacture at such a small scale.
>>60850545
But what if the PC Case was literally a giant Dyson fan?
>>60850545
3d printed venturi cooling
Soon senpai
Why are macbooks such overheating throttling steaming piles of shit?
Why is applel such a colossal joke?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9BNJrd70Wg
>>60850535
this is /g/
nobody here likes macbooks
for 1,300 I got a GAYMORE asus Strix GL502VMK which easily rapes the highest end macbook -
1TB HDD 5200RPM 16GB of DDR4 RAM core i 7700HQ and nvidia 1060
>>60850593
And 10minutes of battery life you absolute retard.
Everyone here is not Gaymen.
>>60850630
>t. mactoddler
Redpill me on Lazarus/Free Pascal/Object Pascal.
Been playing with it for a few hours, and it just feels better than Java and other languages.
>>60850169
https://www.lysator.liu.se/c/bwk-on-pascal.html
read that.
>>60850169
opensores delphi 7 remake
language was popular 20 years ago since it was a more powerful alternative to visual basic and wasn't as slow and awful as .net (which is decent now but was ass back in its early days)
language is annoying if you're used to c++ or something but it's nice for quickly making gui bullshit with native performance
>>60850329
>1981
the modern dialect solves a lot of the whining in that piece
Dear /g/. I come with you with a weird tale.
>3 years ago
>PC has a meltdown
>literally, the hard drive melted and burned the rest of the components to shit
>still unsure as to what prompted that
>strapped for cash, buy shitty premade PC because it's on sale
>upgrade the pieces over the years, actually runs really well
>fast forward to today
>live in tiny one room apartment
>sleeping
>PC is on
>suddenly, woken up
>AC unit stopped
>darker than usual
>suddenly, it starts again
>PC is off
>assume it was a short power failure
>get up, push the power button
>won't start
>assume a fuse blew again
>oh wait, everything else is working
>oh shit
>thinking the shitty PC finally gave up on life
>try plugging it in another outlet on the power bar
>not working
>try plugging it in a completely different outlet
>not working
>start panicking a little
>hold the power button for like 10 seconds
>of course nothing happens
>get up to try and go get a screwdriver so I can open it up and assess the damage
>thing starts on its own
>wait what
>go check system settings
>all hardware functioning
>shut it down, plug it back in the original outlet
>starts up instantly when I push the power button
And shit like this is why my family thinks I'm "good with technology". I feel like I did the equivalent of hopelessly bashing a machine with a heavy wrench and somehow got results.
you performed the correct exorcism and expelled the demon possessing your computer
bless the omnissiah
>>60849547
At this point, I'm willing to assume it's something like that.
>>60849547
Was a short somewhere maybe?
So I am almost done an unpaid internship. I open sourced the software partway through. How do I make money from it? Ideally, the government would pay me since it's a public good. It's medical/educational. In Canada.
>>60849273
Embed it in a cryptocoin.
>>60849273
Create some ransomware that targets your users
>>60849273
If it really is for the public good and it isn't some spaghetti autism you wrote in your mum's basement, I'm sure you can get paid to further develop it or maintain it.
Which one do I choose?
Knoppix
Ubuntu
Linux Lite
Arch linux
Xubuntu
Manjaro
puppy linux
I don't know which one is hte best
I just want to protect my media
>>60849194
What do you want to protect your media from?
Spying?
Bitrot, damage, disk failure?
>>60849194
Cancel Ubuntu
Is this for an install to a hard drive?
If so I'd use any Ubuntu variation
If this is a live USB without persistent storage I'd use Ubuntu MATE or Xbuntu
If this is a live USB with persistent storage, I'd use TAILS because the process is automated, and unlike Knoppix you can access the persistent partition from your main OS
What does /g/ think of the eu antitrust lawsuit against google for how it runs android? It seems like a bunch of garbage to me. Trying to punish a company for being free for devs because they want them to include some of thier own apps? As if devs were lobbying agains this or something when they freely chose to use googles android in the first place. As if its hurting thier sales or something. If anything is fucking thier sales its bloatware that the devs are putting on it.
>>60849140
I'm just mad we can't have a mobile OS that respects your privacy. Of course you can't solve that problem with regulation.
>>60849404
Thankfully, it can be solved with open-source software. It's just a matter of time.
>>60849404
Yeah. I mean you can turn on all your privacy setting for google if you want. Or use cyanogen or another free ROM. But that all takes more effort than it should DESU
Hey /g/.
I need a job but I'm not done with my BS in CS yet. My school has a program to get an associate's from credits taken for BS so hopefully that will help a bit. What can I learn to make up for lack of degree?
Already proficient in java and python. Should I learn COBOL and hate my life or learn webdev to get hired by people that use the word "awesomeness" in job listings? I've got some internship experience and tutored for a while for what it's worth.
Life is painful. I wish i would have majored in suicide. Try that, anon.
>>60849175
was hopeful to break into the market and gain some experience actually. Shouldn't have been open about it though because everyone is urging alternate career paths.
>>60849222
>Shouldn't have been open about it though because everyone is urging alternate career paths.
People told me the same thing years ago, but I proved them wrong.
So, I'm trying to mod a case I picked up for 10$ (I'm a baller like that) It was an older full tower case but I figured I'd bust out the dermal and make it mine. If I screw up meh, It's 10$.
I ran into a issue. The case only "Supports" 80MM fans. This must change. I want to install 4 120s into the case. So I figure I will just start drilling extra holes and calling it a day.
My question is. Do you know if a site that has templates for a 120mm Drillout? I've been googling for about 30 minutes and all sites the .jpg is dead.
just get the holes tapped by a pro
>>60848712
Can't do that. This is a side project and the wife is allowing me to do this as long as I do not go nuts on the budget. lol (Baby on the way)
Just use some 120mm grill as a template
How UNSAFE is PPTP for VPN use? If I disconnect and reconnect will the "attacker" have to start trying to decrypt my connection from scratch?
Also home VPN thread. What do you recommend besides OpenVPN?
>>60848466
Well yes, they will, but that doesn't make it any more secure, since PPTP is a.) trivial to break, and b.) can be broken from a recorded encrypted session.
IPSec and OpenVPN are both secure if set up properly. If you subscribe to a VPN provider then you're getting OpenVPN, because IPSec is a pain. Deal with it.
>>60848466
Very. It's the WEP of VPNs. Similar flaws, similarly weak.
Look into ipsec, openvpn, openconnect/ocserv, wireguard.
>>60848625
Is it possible to test if your VPN connection is solid?
>Swap out old ass SP120 and 2xCougar 120mm fans on H60 and H100
>Case no longer rattles like crazy
Magic. I think the old fans actually created resonance in the case or something. ML120 is pretty good. Got 3 for $50 so not that expensive either.
>>60848414
Corsair's ML series has been pretty good for that for me as well.
Their old fans rattled my case to hell.
>>60848414
PC component porn
>>60848476
Battlestation thread?
What Linux distro or BSD does this guy use?
>>60848111
>autist
Probably that autistic basement dweller distro called temple
>>60848111
Fedora.
He uses a Mac.
which would /g/ choose? i hear gnome 3 has gotten a lot better, especially with the classic mode engaged but I'd like to hear some autistic screeches from my fellow anons to help me decide.
>>60847722
Cinnamon
>>60847740
thats my natural inclination. any particular reasons?
>>60847766
It's not a big paradigm shift, looks nice and pretty reliable