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>>59783113
>java

don't use that shit

C + Go + JavaScript is literally all you need. Do mostly everything in Go, and use C for high performance part. Javascript will be useful for integrating your program with web.

>>59783113
First rule, ignore everyone who don't try to encourage to keep learning what you are learning. Like >>59783169

Java is fine if there is a reason you like it, or you want to do some android apps and cross platform.. that being said Java syntax hurts my feelers.

Find some project you want to accomplish, AND STICK TO IT UNTIL IS FINISHED.

>>59783444
Books> courses > youtube how to > google the solution and copy paste.

>>59783049
What are you gonna do about it, drive from Bergen and stab me 21 times and then claim self defence?

It's just Linux.

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>>59783049
It's just GNU if you stop and think about it

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>>59783030
>One of the persistence mechanisms used by the CIA here is 'Stolen Goods' - whose "components were taken from malware known as Carberp, a suspected Russian organized crime rootkit." confirming the recycling of malware found on the Internet by the CIA. "The source of Carberp was published online, and has allowed AED/RDB to easily steal components as needed from the malware.". While the CIA claims that "[most] of Carberp was not used in Stolen Goods" they do acknowledge that "[the] persistence method, and parts of the installer, were taken and modified to fit our needs", providing a further example of reuse of portions of publicly available malware by the CIA, as observed in their analysis of leaked material from the italian company "HackingTeam".

>The documents WikiLeaks publishes today provide an insights into the process of building modern espionage tools and insights into how the CIA maintains persistence over infected Microsoft Windows computers, providing directions for those seeking to defend their systems to identify any existing compromise

>>59783030
Gotta love based Assange, the absolute madman.

>all the /g/ cucks saying how windows 7 is superior BTFO

top kek

So Apple ditches their proprietary MagSafe for USB-C, but Microsoft sticks to its Surface-connector?

What kind of timeline is this?

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>>59783002
Is their connector magnetic or some shit?

>>59782992
[citation needed]
Old computers had beeps for diagnostics, some modern still have them too.

>>59782992
>Why do we have the tv and movie trope where computers must make stupid beeping sounds?
The same reason why there's sound in space or cars explode when they crash.... It's just there for dramatic effect.

Imagine if the data center scenes were realistic, where people had to literally shout to each other to hear themselves over the fan noises.

>>59783012
My computer beeps alot when it starts up. Feels comfy.

>>59782899
executes code before asking you if you'd like to check said code for anything malicious

>>59782899
Do you actually look at the code youre building or just smash Y/enter like everybody else?

>>59782915
Who even bothers with that c'mon

big meme card that is now about a year old

It has its uses. Particularly in VMWARE with GPU pass through or if you need serious computation with out the Nvidia tax.

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>>59782683
moon reader

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>Netman

>hiding malware within malware
genius

C++ because it's a better C

C because it's a better C++

>>59782641
C because

C++ > C == false

https://www.heidoc.net/joomla/technology-science/microsoft/67-microsoft-windows-and-office-iso-download-tool

>>59782587
You can't download Enterprise ISOs from that.

>>59782613
Maybe you should try legit way then

>>59782576
i make BSD software and get paid for it. you are just doing it wrong or your software is just worthless

>>59782576
get out, get tanned and apply for a microsoft position if you want to make shekels

>>59782576
I work for a company that makes hardware and sells Linux software licenses for software running on that hardware.

>>59782569
>using android
>using chrome
you seriously didnt expect to be part of the botnet?

>>59782569
As mush as I like chrome on PC, it's complet shit on phone, i found opera mini to be way better, faster, and using less badswitch

Just delete it

>Look up data dumps for big sites
>Download them
You can easily get both Wikipedia and StackOverflow

>>59782478

wget http://*

>>59782463
"Fastest" meaning shortest distance or shortest travel time (regarding speed limits, avg traffic, etc...)

Draw the lines that section off the time zones
Djikstra using that each line as a set of nodes
Get the shortest one, you win.

To speed it up, use some trig to draw a line to the point on that line closest to you (aka directly across horizontally, in most cases); use that as your starting path. Of course there will be outliers because you can't have a road follow that straight line path.

Use google maps data btw.

>>59782463
>>59782530
since time zones are retarded - like with overlaps, switching zones and leaps - it will be a pain in the ass, OP.

Your best bet is probably to use a route calculation library/tool/whatever and check each mile or so for the time zone.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16086962/how-to-get-a-time-zone-from-a-location-using-latitude-and-longitude-coordinates