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>>60738014
>tweakers.net

Schneier on Security

>>60738029
>tweakers.net

Is this available in english mate?

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>bluetooth lightbulbs
It's like people willingly want to introduce botnet to their homes. What's wrong with ordinary lightbulbs?

>>60738040
I am allergic to wifi, so i cant have internet ones.

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>I am allergic to wifi

HAHHAHAAH wat??

AMD ...

>>60737929
Productivity software.

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It was an isolated accident, a lone wolf! I-It has nothing to d-do with AMD!

There is nobody to bomb in space

No oil in space

No McDonald's in space

No pussy in space

No porn in space

No nothing in space

>>60737481
Too busy worrying about Mexicans working 18 hour days harvesting our food for us for pennies an hour. We're gonna spend billions on a wall to make them stop doing things for us that we really, really, really don't want to do ourselves.

>>60737316

it actually is 256GB but Microsoft Windows 10 uses the wrong metric. It counts as GiB but displays as GB.

The drive is 223 GiB (gibibyte) but Microsoft wrongly uses GB (gigabyte) instead as the displayed number

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=256+gb+in+gib
TLDG: 2^30 > 10^9

if this was reddit, somebody would link to relevant xkcd by now

So core 9 is actually a fucking thing now?

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>post yfw Gamer's Nexus is silent about this because they are on Intel's payroll

His videos are obnoxiously long but this one was really good. The jews are gonna be pissed at him.

>>60736845
>AMD already can put HBM on consumer devices

What did you mean by this post? In time ALL gpus will move to HBM you do know this right?

>>60736845
>"early" 2018

JustWait another 9 months

>>60736845
>no substantial increase in bandwidth
>same drive voltage
>only higher density
This is just poorly thought out

>>60737125
The standard for HBM itself is only a stopgap, AMD themselves don't expect to use it for too long. It'll be replaced with some other wide IO standard.

>>60736574
planning on building a clean room in your basement?

>>60736587
No, i plan on begging for work from someone that already has one.

>>60736574

You'll probably find something useful here.

http://forensicswiki.org/wiki/Main_Page

>>60736300
>https://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-1061546-postdays-0-postorder-asc-start-0.html
it's a gcc bug.

It's because GCC doesn't know how to optimize for Ryzen in the version he's using, but Gentoo isn't ready for the version that supports it. He needs a more standard march for now

>>60736300
>not mentioning the last posts where emerging new binutils fixes the problem

>>60736296
Why not just use Lua, where everything is a table?

Now you're thinking like windows internals

>>60736296

You are retarded

>>60735889
install openbsd instead

you could probably rice blackbox to look like that

looks pretty close to fluxbox

B O T N E T

>>60735238
You probably hit the install button while drunk.

You might want to try your hand at using OOSU10.

https://www.oo-software.com/en/shutup10

Sub-1920x1080 panels should be thrown in the trash where they belong. It fucking baffles me that manufacturers still use that shit to this day.

>>60735226
but is there significant difference between 1368x768 and 1600x900? there was no 1920 on these older laptops senpai

>>60735234
yes, absolutely. get the 1600x900 option.

>>60734735
Feels bad man

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Pro tip of the day:
Here's the deal, or at least part of it. The powers that be using these satellites have x-ray capability. The best way to confirm you are being watched this way is closing your eyes. X-ray fluoresces the retina as the radiation passes through the tissue. That means it lights up visibly. They are most certainly using it from the ground as well.

>>60734735
>Using satellites for torture

>>60736098
>Here's the deal, or at least part of it. The powers that be using these satellites have x-ray capability. The best way to confirm you are being watched this way is closing your eyes. X-ray fluoresces the retina as the radiation passes through the tissue. That means it lights up visibly. They are most certainly using it from the ground as well.
>>>/x/

Either way, I'll be needing a research paper citation on that pic: https://i.4cdn.org/g/1496395311946.gif

Surveillance satellites are not a new thing. There are cameras and optical stabilisation systems good enough to, say, recognise a car's license plate and track a human in sunny weather. I'm not so sure what tech is needed to keep doing that in overcast skies though.

One alternative is radar - that's how they mapped the surface of Saturn's moon Titan. That, however, is only good enough to map out features like canyons or mountains, definitely not applicable to tracking persons or vehicles.

How would you track people through thick cloud cover, /x/?