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I'm trying to hook up my og xbox to my tv, why does my shitty tv have an outlet for these? are there any adapters that I can use to hook these up to the yellow white red tv/audio input or am I fucked? can I use HDMI adapters? standard composite hookup looks like complete garbage.

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/g/ im looking for a site that will let me either randomly or atleast linerally combine 2 lists (or more) and have the algortym make sure it alternates 1 form each list until it reaches the end

i cant seem to find anything that will do this

basically like shuffling a deck of cards, i see a bunch of autistic python codes, but are there any sites that let you paste a list of 2 things and have it do this?

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So i have this mini strobe led, it haves a potentiometer that determines how frequent is the flashing, what i want to do is to stop the flashing and make the led only go off and on.

any idea on how to do that?

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I know nothing about tech. I'm presuming Linux is the system to go with for privacy reasons. What kind of Linux for ultimate privacy for torrenting should I use? How can a novice who's been brought up on Windows and Mac learn how to properly use it, and make sure it's private?

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So, I was on HackerOne looking for a new Job to take up and I found buzzfeed on their lists.

BuzzFeed is the only large company on here I've seen that doesn't display a minimum bounty or have strict rules as to what you can and can't do on their site.

I literally hate the site and kinda wanna put a picture of dog shit on their homepage. Their post on HackOne does not give rules as to what's allowed during an attack other then your basic "Don't attack our datacenter" and "Don't do an social engineering, kid." kinda deal.

So, as long as you report the exploit, i'm pretty sure there's no legal issues as to what you do to their website.

Just wanted to posting this to raise awareness on this because again, i hate buzzfeed. Have fun kids.

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What are you working on, /g/?

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Windows 10 or GNU/Linux or MacOS?

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So, at what age did you grew out of the Linux and Android meme?

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Can someone redpill me on this piece of shit? I really want to like it, but I'm so used to Opera.

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Spaces or Tabs, /G/?

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Hold on a sec /g/
>Microsoft CEO
>Indian-American
>Google CEO
>Indian-American

What makes Indians so exceptionally good at tech? What should we learn from them?

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Is this the Thinkpad of Phones? https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/columnist/baig/2017/05/04/blackberry-keyone-review-android-physical-keyboard/101285032/

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I apologize if this is on the wrong board.

I'm looking to get into the computer programming field, mainly web development/app developer/software development and am at a crossroads on what to do. I already have an unrelated bachelor's degree and want to break into the field without wasting time and energy.

Right now, I'm thinking about going to the local community college to get my AAS in "web and software development." The courses seem pretty on par as to what employers in the area are looking for (C#, HTML, Javascript, SQL, Agile management, etc.) However, I've also found a lot of conflicting answers. Some say that a bachelor's in Computer Science is the only way and that an AAS is worthless while others say that a degree matters less compared to experience and projects such as your own website or apps/programs on GitHub.

Seeing as I already have my bachelor's, I don't want to relegate myself to getting another one just to play catch-up as it would take about 3 years as most of the credits wouldn't transfer over since I have a BA and not a BS. Another reason I don't want to go for computer science is that it seems to be more theoretical rather than practical which makes sense since Computer Science != Computer Programming. I don't want to waste time taking math and physics--while very interesting and will definitely make you a better thinker--do not apply directly to being a good programmer. I could do an undergrad/grad degree in computer science which would take about 3.5 years but again it seems to be more theoretical than practical and doesn't necessarily seem to help get a job as a programmer. Because I already have a bachelor's, would this bypass HR even if it's in an unrelated field?

I'm not looking to work at Google or Microsoft or with the latest and greatest technology. I just want a stable, fun, laid-back job with good pay and cool co-workers ($50,000+ is very good for my area, midwest). I have no problem working at a non-tech company.

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>click something
>nothing happens