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Used it back when playing WC3 Dota for item hotkeys

Is there anything like it for Linux?

>>59696268
We have a version written in .NET that's floating on one of our Github repos. We've considered porting it over to .NET Core to make it cross-platform.

>>59695115
Virtual machine and VPN.
that's my best guess.

or:

remove the internet chip from your computer, stop using the internet.

OR:

use TOR and a VPN in conjunction to avoid being tracked.

1. Setup OpenVPN server on rPi and hide it at your school/work/local mall/library/etc.
2. Profit.

>>59695115
Security tips in order of difficulty:
Level 1: Use firefox with "pocket" disabled, and with addons for security and privacy.
Level 2: Don't save your passwords on a plaintext or in some "cloud" service like lastpass, create and remember one good main password and use KeePassX (and I mean the one with an X) and use the option to generate the rest.
Level 3: Replace your e-mail provider with a more safe, more appropriate provider.
Level 4: Use GNU/Linux. Start with Lubuntu for easy mode (stay away from something called BSD, is suspected to leave backdoors open).
Level 5: Use a GNU/Linux distro free from "systemd", which is suspected to be the last resort of secret agencies to implant a backdoor on "hacker friendly" operating systems.
---Begins to cost money from here---
Level 6: Buy a router compatible with LibreCMC and install LibreCMC.
Level 7: Buy a VPN service in some privacy friendly country.
Level 8: Buy a computer pre-installed with Libreboot or compatible and install it yourself.
---End of money cost---
---Start of extreme high security---
Level 9: Browse the web with javascript and cookies disabled by default.
Level 10: Encrypt your e-mail with GnuPG.
Level 11: Use Mutt for e-mail client, as to avoid web beacons (tracking pixels).
Level 12: Use YaCy with collaborative database disabled when in need to search on the web.
Level 13: Use Exim in your own server for e-mail.
Level 14: Tunnel all your communications through i2p, not Tor, to navigate internet.
Level 15: Use the Linux-libre kernel.
Level 16: Use only libre software (software "free as in freedom").
Level 17: Reduce the amount of software installed in your computer.
Level 18: Use text-based programs with less library dependencies than the GUI counterparts.
Level 19: Use a source based distro.
Level 20: Use a source based distro without crypto libraries on its package manager.

their gnome video was clingier

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Here in the Netherlands Google released this.

https://youtu.be/QAwL0O5nXe0

>there

>>59694450
It's essentially two seperate 4c/8t CPUs on one die, connected by a crossbar. The crossbar's frequency is 1:1 with your RAM frequency, so the shitty early BIOSes that could only boot 2133MHz RAM also massively slowed down that interlink. Now that it's possible to boot 3200MHz+ RAM (with the right kits), gaming performance has massively improved, something which is a direct result of the frequency of that interlink also being raised.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZS2XHcQdqA

As for why it's designed this way, scalability in the server market. Ryzen is primarily a server design at heart, because AMD want to win back that market even more than the desktop one. This also partly explains the low clocks and why it's SO efficient at low clocks. The cores use an obscenely low amount of power once you get down towards 3GHz, which is why the 1700 has just a 65W TDP. For an 8c/16t chip, that's pretty nuts. Intel's comparable chip is 140W with a 3.2GHz base clock.

>>59694450
Ryzen performance in games was hampered by shitty Nvidia drivers.

>>59694391
my own

Linus Tech Tips

>>59694399
this. H.M !!JPMgo6k2Ctg is a cool guy with cool opinions.

mid-range is the way to go. leave the overpriced flagships to the ill-informed.

>$500 Canadian
Is there even a flagship available for under $200 USD?

Just got an LG X Power. Its got a 4100 mah battery, good size and ram.

>>59694116
Tutanota,
ProtonMail
SIGAINT (RIP?)
riseup
any provider but encrypt all your mails with GPG

google it

>>59694116
What Yahoo services are you looking for alternatives to?

They do pretty much everything under the Sun.

>>59694019
SAGE

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shameless selfbump.

>>59694019
no

>>59693945
Just use OpenDNS. At least it's not Google, or sketchy like those openNIC servers where you literally put your trust into the hands of 1 random NEET setting up babby's first server.

>>59695000
It sounds retarded, but I used the same logic and settled on OpenDNS also. Probably not an ideal solution from a privacy standpoint, but you could do far worse.

>there are anons lurking right now that literally use their ISP's DNS servers
really doesnt think

>>59695000
opendns is owned by cisco who is team members with comcast...

>>59693236
sent from my iphone

>shilling for free

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>>59693236
Windows 10 is the only sane option for a desktop OS.

I seriously doubt anyone shelling out the money for that kind of cpu isn't also running a high end gpu that is already capable of that

>>59692791
And what gpu has better video decoding performance than kaby lake has to offer?

>>59692791

A $60 g4560 also has the above mentioned features to a certain extent.

but muh linux os though

>>59692667
Anything with actual function keys, a non-shit keyboard, and upgradable internals. See >>59692698

>>59692454
None

>>59692454
windows

>>59692454
why would you bother?
what are you doing that would make vpn the best solution?

>tfw it's been roughly 2 years since without any interruption in my internet connection

>>59691648

oh boy is this another edition of "our DNS is down again?"

Charter software engineer here, not even joking

I got a LOT of emails from our IT department regarding a ton of maintenance around the country on datacenters that was scheduled for today.

Normally I get maybe 3 or 4 maintenance updates a day, but yesterday I got around 15. Where are you OP? I can see if there's a maintenance email regarding it

This is probably bait especially the viruses bit.

I bought my first Mac product last year, early 2015 MacBook Pro. I like it alot, but I paid half of $1200.

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This is the technology board, you must looking for:
>>>/fa/
>>>/lgbt/

>>59691528

Thinkpad and Linux. Not meming.