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massive profit margin
they sell common items as if they were solid gold

>>60609018
Fanboys are rabid and haters can't stop telling others how much they hate Apple. It's an never ending cycle of free advertisement for Apple and this lodges them at the top.

The marketing is absolute genius really.

>>60609049
WTF HOW LONG WILL THIS KEEP HAPPENING

I FUCKING HATE NORMIES

Please tell me we'll see Google on nr.1 soon, or Amazon or some other that is at least doing something real and not just meming brand image

Anon remembers the HD2900 almost exactly 10 years ago? I don't think this will be any better.
Just wait.
I think I will finally throw my principals overboard and get myself cucked by Nvidia

Welcom welcom welcom

my name is Raja

>>60608840
3 DAYS TO REVEAL
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>60608382
Just use https://github.com/RazrFalcon/libsvgparser ? Of if you are unhappy with it, you can roll your own easily with a parser combinor library like nom.

SVG is an XML-like markup language for vector graphics. Parsing an SVG file is something that Rust should be really performant at, since it has algebraic data types.

>>60608382
>Parsing an SVG file is something that Rust should be really performant at, since it has algebraic data types.

Rustfags and their buzzwords. Like saying Parsing stuff in C should be really performant because it has for loops.

>>60608502
How about something a little bit more meaty than an xml parser with some extras? Like, say, an equivalent of librsvg? Heck I'll settle for librsvg bindings.

Rust is so far away from production ready it's laughable

>>60608242
>SHA1
SHA1 is broken, use SHA8192 instead.

Google published an article about it, but I assume if you have to post this thread you couldn't understand discrete maths.

>>60608242
Well considering sha-1 is only 160 bits, it would be the computing power required to brute force 2^160 SHA-1 hashes when you eliminate all the collisions. Essentially a mapping for the entire function.

That would require more computing power than there currently exists in the universe.

>>60608240
Stop being a poorfag, get an iPhone, and use iMessage.

>>60608240
riot/signal/isisgram

>>60608240
Supposedly google voice will still do sms

>>60608263
riot is shit and signal isn't secure, but then again you can't possibly care about privacy if you're using google products so it's a moot point

you already know the answer

>>60608255
B-b-but I don't, Anon

>>60608230
>Get Help

>>60608060

string a, b;
if len(a) = len(b) then
    print a;
    for i = 0 to (len(a)-1) do
        if a[i] = b[i] continue;
        a[i] = b[i];
        print a;
    next;
end if

I don't care whether it's some existing language, but I'd have a good laugh if the language I wrote exists.

pls dont stab

s1, s2 = input(), input()
for i, (a, b) in enumerate(zip(s1, s2)):
    if a != b:
        print(s2[:i] + s1[i:])
print(s2)

replace a n c = take n a ++ c ++ drop n (tail a)
unique x = foldr (\a y -> if a == head y then y else a:y) [last x] x
tran from to = from:[replace (tran from to !! x) x [to !! x] | x <- [0..length to-1]]
solution from to = putStrLn $ unlines $ unique $ tran from to

could be better :/

123454321@#$_&_$#@

>>60607833
Wouldn't a dictionary attack crack that kind of passwords in like 10 seconds though?

>>60607833
I write a bunch of random letters and numbers on a notepad and use that as my password.

Because I'm already using a stable operating system called Gentoo.

because I am using fedora

Void, Alpine, and Devuan are the next wave of autism is why. Get with the times, gramps.

Wallpaper?

icon theme?

>tfw finally going to upgrade from my Nexus 5, figure I'll wait for the OP5
>$650
well I guess I'll just keep using the N5....

>no on-screen buttons

It's the current year.

The only OP who had a good looking design was the OPO, still fairly decent phones though.

>>60607182
Doggo

Are ASUS GPUs any good? Specifically the ASUS Radeon EX-RX570-4G.

second time ever building a PC

i was thinking of getting this storage:

>Samsung - 960 Pro 1.0TB M.2-2280 Solid State Drive
>Samsung - 850 EVO 2TB 2.5" Solid State Drive

but pcpartpicker keeps showing me this message with every motherboard i try
>The motherboard M.2 slot #0 shares bandwidth with a SATA Express port. When the M.2 slot is populated, one SATA Express port is disabled.


Because of the current setup with external audio interfaces i needed to pick from motherboards that have 'audio over usb' stable 5v power supply.
Most of those are msi boards.

>X99S GAMING 9 AC
>X99S GAMING 9 ACK
>X99S GAMING 7
>X99A GODLIKE GAMING
>X99A GODLIKE GAMING CARBON

any other suggestions? stable usb power is really important

CAT 9 FTW

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>>60607077
>Copper
What is this, 1998?
Why aren't you browsing 4chan over SMF?

>>60607377
This.
> Not browsing using only tbe power of your brain.

wtf I hate vlc now

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>pot
stupid drug addict posters

MPC-BE is a slow, buggy piece of shit, but at least it has thumbnails on search.

>>60606824
>for self-taught people
>can't even put together the curriculum by himself

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Introduction to algorithms is a must read.

>>60606824
Why is code in these images
1. always (always) random, trivial Javascript?
2. never spaced or indented?