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>Oh just install windows 10 you dummy, you can disable all the telem-
https://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/3010547/microsoft-says-its-best-not-to-fiddle-with-windows-10-enterprise-group-policies
How can windows shills ever recover?
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Stop pretending like they only introduced telemetry in windows 10, you fucking mongoloid.
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>>60559304
Except now you can't turn it off because they ignore your settings, even if you're enterprise
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>>60559316
You could never turn it off, fuckface.
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Why are Windows free major upgrades such shit but OS X are decent? 2017-05-24 08:08:15 Post No.60559080
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Why are Windows free major upgrades such shit but OS X are decent?
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I know there's one autist on here who can't seem to adapt to the new way that spaces works with multiple monitors or something but for most people the major OS X upgrades, which typically make your computer run faster amazingly enough, are more or less viewed as a positive thing.
On the other hand, Microsoft's free update policy has caused a lot of pain and complaints. Is it just because people don't like the new interfaces that Windows 10 has, or is it also because it breaks software?
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OSX upgrades are shittier than you'd think and are a simple method of forced obsolescence by Apple. I used to do tech support for them when Sierra launched and that update broke SO much shit.
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They're both kinda shitty but at least apple has some decent os level engineers.
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>>60559080
Windows 7 will be gone soon.
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>mfw 15 people got suspended on the last day of school after the school went through and read everyone's email inboxes from the last week
I TOLD THEM
THEY THOUGHT I WAS JUST PARANOID BUT I WAS RIGHT!
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>>60559063
email + PGP doesn't have this problem
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Sounds like they're trying to nip this far left extremism thing in the bud.
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What (((signs))) might I ask?
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Does programming & selling aimbots, wall hacks, trainers etc. make actually good money? Also is it legal or is it more in the gray area?
How can guys like this still fucking operate in the clearnet?
http://www.artificialaiming.net/forum/index.php
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>>60559035
why would it be illegal?
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1. Yes it makes good money
2. No it's not legal. Or rather, you don't get in trouble with the police but the company you're making cheats for will sue the everloving shit out of you. And win.
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>>60559154
>the company you're making cheats for will sue the everloving shit out of you. And win.
does anyone aside from blizzard even do this?
and what are they going to sue you for though? as long as you don't distribute any copyrighted materials and such it seems fine
your program """happens""" to interact with the game in a certain way, doesn't seem to infringe on their copyright to me, might as well sue OBS for recording your game next
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>https://www.servethehome.com/amd-ryzen-7-1700x-linux-benchmarks/
>Ryzen desktop processor beating Intel server processors for one third the cost
How is Epyc going to perform if Intel is literally getting their ass handed to them with DESKTOP processors.
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Intel is literally on suicide watch.
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Wait for Cannonlake.
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>>60560983
Canceled for servers.
Next year is Skylake refresh again for servers.
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WRITE A PROGRAM THAT REVERSES THE DIGITS OF A 15 DIGIT LONG NUMBER WITHOUT ANY STRING CONVERSION AND ANY LIBRARIES OTHER THAN YOUR STANDARD LIBRARY OR ELSE THE BIRB IS GOING TO STAB YOU
fn (123456789012345) -> 543210987654321
fn (103569870346215) -> 512643078965301
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First number num % 10
Second number (num/10)%10
Third number (num/100)%10
And so on and so forth
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reverse_number(number)
#TODO - Reverse number function.
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>>60559018
can you explain me why this works?
>Alright sir, I need to test you for intoxication
>It's a very simple test. I need you to sum all the primes under 2 million using your language of choice. You have 3 minutes.
wat do?
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Chimp out and get shot.
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take the dui and just drive home
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i am a sovereign programmer, stop raping me
itt: we wait for vega
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I have autism :(
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i wish i could preorder and just stop thinking about this already
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What's vega
Looking to upgrade my shit, what ya got /g/?
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I have a sage
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I love how cringy and edgy these gayming hardware is, just perfect for the target audience
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>>60558619
i used to have that keyboard, gave it away for a reason.
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How do i stop being spied on?
Thanks
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unplug
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Install GNU/Linux
https://privacytoolsio.github.io/privacytools.io/
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>>60558616
1.Create all the hardware by yourself and never buy anything for a store.
2.Make your own OS or just get one nobody uses.
3.Never connect the the internet.
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Those with windows 10. What file manager do you use?
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Explorer is good enough for me.
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I usually just use Explorer, although sometimes it takes year to load something and is a RAM hog
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Explorer + Clover for tabs
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>buy unlocked cpu
>underclock it
What do you do with your unlocked cpus /g/?
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its for when it gets too hot and your cooling system is garbage or you want to passive cool. it lowers energy usage as well.
wtf do you think underclocking is for you fucking 13 year old new fag?
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>>60558569
when my Atom netbook server broke down I had to fix up something to get it working within 10 hours
only thing I had at the time was an AMD Phenom II and had to underclock it to 2.2GHz to make it run somewhat silent, what a fucking pain. Otherwise underclocking is pointless.
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So, I know AMD is going to have an uphill climb from here on out with there graphics department.
But, just out of curiosity, if there are any armchair analysists out there, if Ryzen turns into a decent success and can pull in capital could we see that bleed into RTG?
I mean, it seems to make sense. AMD needs money for R&D, BAD. But even with massive funds, is it possible to beat out Nvidia's mindshare?
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>>60558542
Also, what are the prospects for Vega? OR will it be until Navi before AMD is remotely competitive again?
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>>60558542
>le mindshar emaymay
Excuse companies use to appease the board for shitty sales
Ryzen is doing well it seems, AMD isn't losing as much money each quarter anymore. But yeah sure some of the money will probably go into R&D
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>>60558579
I know it isn't all mindshare, they really haven't kept up in a lot of areas.
>he thinks watching Serial Experiments Lain will make him a better programmer
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>>60558464
She's the ultimate hacker and a source of aspiration.
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>>60558494
dis
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>>60558464
where i can buy that device what lain atachs at her Navi? because that was a weird network card....
some company is making internt with the same technology as bitcoins.
https://www.engadget.com/2017/05/24/blockstacks-decentralized-browser-bitcoin-blockchain/
>Now a startup called Blockstack is relying on the technology to power its decentralized browser that runs without existing infrastructure. It's similar to Bittorrent's Project Maelstrom browser in that it loads websites from peers instead of from servers, which can protect your privacy and safety online.
>To note, Blockstack is actually a browser add-on, not a standalone browser: after you install it, you can load it on Chrome (like what I did in the image above), Firefox or Safari. Its current iteration is pretty empty, and unless you're a hardcore fan of decentralized internet or Silicon Valley, it might not appeal to you just yet. The version you can download today was created with developers in mind, so they can easily make applications for the browser that you can use later.
>"I can't think of any browser that's come out that does all these things and allows the developer to just be plugged in and build an application without having to worry about any servers, worry about any databases, worry about building any identity management system. Just 400 lines of code -- boom -- you have a decentralized Twitter."
also fuck the captcha
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>>60558421
how would this even work. you can put all the information on the block chain. it would be huge.
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>>60558421
>runs without existing infrastructure
>loads websites
>is a browser add on
If they were using something like license-free radio modems and mesh networking it would be something, but this is a big nothingburger.
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Blockchain is the latest industry vaporware buzzword.
Everyone in finance is talking about it.
The concept has merits but at the end of the day its a pack of neckbeards looking for relevance.