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I'm using LTSB 2016, why the fuck do I even get this message?? Fucking microsoft shitstains
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I'm running LTSB 2016 as well but I can't see that.
When did you get it?
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>>59888340
My PC updated last night, I got this screen when I logged in just now.
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>>59888362
oh shi-
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>STALLED
how the heck do you fix this?
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install rtorrent
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>right click
>force resume
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>>59888268
doesn't work, stalls right away afterwards
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The future of software 2017-04-14 03:02:46 Post No.59888082
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Are we approaching an age of more choice when it come to operating systems and such?
I read or heard somewhere that politically, things will instead of coming together, become more local and region specific. Like highly independent local governments with their own currencies etc. To be honest this didn't make much sense to me, but ignoring that;
Will we be able to choose between a wider variety of operating systems in the future with hi levels of cross compatibility? Or is there just no point in competition when the aim is to be the product that offers everything?
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and I mean widespread commercial/free distribution. Not niche Linux hobbyists.
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It would seem so, watching mobile phone plurality rise, increasing knowledge of the existence of easy to install GNU/Linux distributions and solidification of dissatisfaction with the direction proprietary software is going in ie: jokes shared on casual social platforms.
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>>59888082
No. It will continue to be x86 running Microsoft because its become far too important to the world for that not to be the case. Intel and MS are inseparable from computing and no amount of meme operating systems like Linux will stop that. The stack has gotten far too complicated to be changed to remade now.
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how much is ungoogled chromium actually ungoogled? firefox is becoming unbearable but i can't see a good alternative that isn't a botnet or a meme browser with no extentions
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Unless you can audit the whole source tree, you shouldn't trust chromium as "features" like these can still be hiding in there.
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=792580
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=786909
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>>59888140
SO WHAT BROWSER CAN I SWITCH TO REEEE
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Google. Spammed the bug report I'm sure it's not coincidence
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>Apple steals an idea that never took off (home PC, portable digital music player, smartphone, tablet, etc.)
>it becomes wildly successful and sets a new paradigm for the industry
>the only exception is the smartwatch
What will be the next big paradigm shift that Apple will lead by stealing an old idea?
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>>59887928
Who cares? No idea is every truly original. Get over it
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Well they also made the Newton thing and that kinda didn't take off.
>smartphone
Also smartphones were plenty popular before Apple, they just changed the market (they used to be fancy phones with multimedia capabilities or business-oriented capabilities where you could install applications, then they became "mini PC:s" when iOS and Android became more capable)
Anyway, I'm, doubtful whether they'll be able to pull another one. It has been a while.
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>>59887961
/thread
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I have some thoughts about an importance of sex robots. Why these devices of future will be very important?
The reason is: when you're watching a porn or something like this, you want to have such sex in real life, but most likely you do not want to have a contact with prostitutes. These are women that was fucked by a lot of men (some of which may be sadists or other perverts), and they will be fucked further after you. Perhaps you even don't want a girlfriend that was fucked by anyone in the past. At least I don't want. If so, you should use a sex robot. She is purposed for you and not anyone else. When sex robots will become completely similar to humans in both appearance and intelligence, it will be great, is not it? This gives you the motivation to make an efforts and improve your financial situation for the future.
There are some prototypes already:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRlwvLubFxg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qit2sxEmnxk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDLkZGxuA-8
Not only on the East, but on the West also someone works on it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gqd6hBISb9w
But I think that eastern people (esp. Japanese) are better in this kind of development.
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>>59887883
>muh pure dolls
Quality testing :^)
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Can't wait for my waifubot (male)
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>recreate perfectly human details
>jerky movements worse than a chinese bootleg toy
Every fucking time, when I made a robot at school it took 10 minutes to rewrite the firmware to smooth out transitions
Do they intentionally want to show off crap?
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Anyone want to get high with me and watch old episodes of Computer Chonicles?
Well then get in here:
http://www.sync-video.com/r/re6C3iwa
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First up: Computer Viruses (1990)
Also plz help bump the thread
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>forever alone
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bumpity
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Internet speed in your country 2017-04-14 02:37:36 Post No.59887776
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Internet speed in your country
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What's the highest Internet speed you can get in your Country?
In Mexico, you can get 500 maps in all big cities
http://www.eluniversal.com.mx/articulo/techbit/2017/04/10/llega-internet-de-hasta-500-mbps-mexico
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280/20 for 20€/month I think.
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>>59887776
50mb/s daytime and 100mb/s nighttime(11pm - 8 am). 399rub roughly $5 a month. Russia, Kazan.
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>>59887923
299 rub. mistyped.
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Non programmer here. Why does: "http://boards.4chan.org/int/cum" load, but, "http://boards.4chan.org/int/cum/" with a "/" at the end fail?
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>>59887676
files and folders tend to be different things.
"http://boards.4chan.org/int/cum <- looks for a "cum" in folder /int/
http://boards.4chan.org/int/cum/ <- Looks for index.html or equivalent in folder "cum" which is inside folder "int".
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>>59887759
Pretty much this but the first one would fail too weren't it for the fact that the link is designed to be interpreted as a search query in the catalog.
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>html5
>programming
They have a thread for this ya know
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Sjws are in charge of his OS
>wincucks will defend this
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>>59887621
>this is the future
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fucking kill yourself you stupid freetard
https://www.linuxfoundation.org/about/diversity
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>>59887621
Win10 is fucking garbage.
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I have a retarded question.
is it possible to host images on user's devices and create a giant P2P chain, this would most likely solve the money problem right?
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>>59887588
I P F S
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>>59887588
Yes
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>>59888109
Ipfs is utter shit
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Seriously, what the hell happened?
Was it a poor business model that caused it?
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You tell me
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underfunded, too much legacy code to maintain from the days of netscape...
I still use it and they are still innovating.
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>>59887584
Firefox rulez. Just get accustomed to it. And if you can't, choose one of the bunch of other browsers. Why beat the egg's white when you have so many alternatives?
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What's the oldest computer that you regularly use?
Bonus points if you do any productivity or can reasonably use the internet.
For me, currently, it's a Thinkpad X200 convertible tablet from 2009. I used it in university and now I still use it as my main portable computer, doing productivity tasks, browsing, and even doing some DVD encoding back when I was burning DVDs for the famalam.
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I've got a Proliant DL360 Gen5 as my learning lab at work. I think its from 2006 but it performs well enough and I don't pay the electric so
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VAIO VGN-UX180P
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Thinkpad Core Duo X60
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An eggsecutive running Linux?
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A dicksuckitive suckking Dixus?
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An autist shitposting?
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>>59887394
Bon sewer, Ellyot! I personally use KDE because I'm a cuck and a fag. Literally.
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Free social media is a mistake. 2017-04-14 01:51:39 Post No.59887266
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Free social media is a mistake.
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Staying in prison is free. Using free social media is free. In prison, people form gangs because they hate each other. The same thing happens on social media. The 2016 election permanently poisoned Twitter and reddit. At least I can unfollow people on Facebook, but other sites are basically useless now. Trump comes up in every thread, and it's the Trump gang vs. the anti-Trump gang.
I never remember feeling deep hatreds before social media. I knew what it was like to have love, like, and lust for things. Not even Facebook was that bad because it wasn't really political before 2008. If you made an enemy, you would eventually have to get over it, because life goes on. You have to keep going to work with them, keep going to school with them, or keep seeing them around. There was no neverending edrama between ecelebs about who had the biggest epeen. This New Atheism cancer was impossible because no one gave a flying fuck about religion at all outside of holidays, funerals, and weddings.
If you don't pay for your email, your domain, or your social media, the owner is going to run the platform like a prison because that's the cheapest way to run it. A private, American style prison. Prisons are the cheapest way to do housing. Facebook is a big information prison. Gmail is an email prison. Instagram is a photography prison. Reddit is an opinion prison. 4chan is an emotional prison, like a giant confessional where the lunatics run the asylum.
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>>59887266
I remember how it all started for me. First, it was YouTube. I ran an account as a kid called AlexanderAnarchist. My goal was to piss as many people off in the comments sections as possible. One time, a British cartoonist died and I got 1500 people to angrily reply to my politically charged troll comment. This is one of the comments I left on a cat video from 2009 once: "dogs > cats. U mad?" http://youtubebillboard.com/wpb/?p=149 Here's another one from 2010. I was being a dick in those comments too, so someone said this: "@AlexanderAnarchist the dickheadness is strong in this one" http://minecraft-forum.net/minecraft-videos-mods-textures-gameplay/building-megaobjects-in-minecraft/ Then came Facebook and sex messaging women. Then 4chan/reddit and learning how to hate people and things I had never met or seen in person.
You have to pay for phone numbers. You used to have to indirectly pay for an email address through your university or your ISP. My dad still has an ISP email. I bought my own domain and my own email on that domain because I am sick of this shit. If you aren't willing to pay pennies a day to talk to me on our terms instead of Zuckerberg's terms or Jack's terms you obviously don't think I am actually worth talking to, so fuck off.
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>>59887271
4chan is the purest form of free social media. You don't need an account to post here, and you can pretty much post whatever you want. There is no barrier to entry, and that is why it is a toxic private prison run by a Japanese sadist. Urbit is the only social media project worth contributing to at this point because it's a full stack, paid replacement for this nu-modem, neo-AOL bullshit. I want control of *my* server and *my* data. Outside of paid telephony, paid messaging, paid email, and paid web hosting, nothing else is worth using. The "freemium" model has broken down because it is too fucking bogged down it its own shit. How many cycles of cyber wars have we had in our eprisons? Millions of people hate each other despite knowing nothing about each other. This cycle of hatred is what created the demand for "fake news." It's literally destroying our societies.
I'm leaving. I give up. This whole model is shit, and I don't know why anyone with enough money to have 100 bucks left over for IT at the end of the month still uses this prison model. Bye.
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>>59887266
If you think prisons are cheap you have no idea the reality of it. In state level state run prisons it costs about $70 per inmate per day. Private run facilities do it for closer to $50. Think about that math.