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Windows 10 window borders 2017-03-25 05:07:21 Post No.59573014
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Windows 10 window borders
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Am I the only one who things that Windows 8 had better looking window borders than what Windows 10 currently has?
Does anyone know, how I can make Windows 10 look like Windows 8, in terms of borders?
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>>59573014
oh, and I forgot, I mean also the minimize, maximize/restore, and close buttons.
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>>59573034
No. Windows 8 is not only uglier than 10, it's also got less functionality.
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>>59573014
Windows Explorer removed status bar which displayed space available on current disk because it gave people anxiety. I kid you not.
TOPKEK!
Total trash.
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In anticipation of debian stretch release in a few months. I'm shopping for a new DE.
I've been out of touch with current DE state. Is gnome3 still an unusable mess designed for tablets?
Is KDE plasma still a hot piece of crashing shit?
LXQt still not stable?
Has mate improved at all or are they still stuck with the gnome2 era of feature set?
How's cinnamon?
Is Xfce4 still the only usable DE 3 years later since jessie's release?
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>Is Xfce4 still the only usable DE 3 years later since jessie's release?
I'll still be using it for sure. I've just become too accustomed to it.
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>>59572974
>Is gnome3 still an unusable mess designed for tablets?
It's worse. They are pushing GNOME+Wayland now which has a noticeable performance drop across the board and many programs still choke on it.
>Is KDE plasma still a hot piece of crashing shit?
Most shit got fixed, some wrinkles still remain. Use the 5.8 LTS version or newer, though.
>LXQt still not stable?
I'm using that now. It's stable as in "it hasn't crashed yet", but it's rough around the edges and has basically zero polish. It should be fine in a year or two.
>Has mate improved at all or are they still stuck with the gnome2 era of feature set?
It's decent. I haven't used Gnome 2 much so I can't compare.
>How's cinnamon?
Never used it much.
>Is Xfce4 still the only usable DE 3 years later since jessie's release?
It's the best thing since sliced bread. Just get a good compositor like compton because the built-in one is shit.
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>>59573167
damn son
Looks like I'm still gonna be using xfce
It's pretty good but I wanted to have some variety. I've been using this since wheezy
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Job listing red flags:
>helpdesk technician
>4 year degree required
>CCNA and MCSA required
>nights and weekends on call
>$38,000/yr
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HNNNNGGGG
*flings shit at company*
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>>59572950
>tfw I have a CCNA and 4 year degree but can't get a job.
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I have the AAS meme degree but employers want the fucking A+ and CCNA cert. I guess I'll have to break down and shell out the $400 for a test on obsolete hardware and OSes.
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Let's face it, /g/. Computing as we know it is dead. Now every level of it is monitored by government agencies and there's nothing we can do about it.
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>>59572941
Smile Anon. There is always some way.
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>>59572941
It's been this way for a decade, maybe longer. If you haven't been busted for importing bootleg chinese cartoons yet, it's never going to happen.
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>>59572941
>computing requires the use of the internet
Does anyone know the name of that small, folding computer with the QWERTY keypad and the analog nubs? It's a small project in the UK. I'm trying to remember the name of it, and without that I can't seem to get it to come up in a search.
Pic is the closest thing I could find of it. Please help!
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i'm assuming gpd WIN
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OpenPandora?
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>>59572816
>It's a small project in the UK
If you're talking about the OpenPandora, that was actually located in Germany and the only project member from the UK was a jew named Craig.
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Now that Linux is a botnet
Will you switch back to windows?
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>>59572778
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.
Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called "Linux", and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.
There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called "Linux" distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.
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>>59572790
It's called Linux+GNU. Get with the times, Stallman.
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>>59572778
>Linux is a botnet
>gnome finally implements a feature
>the most basic adjustment possible is missing
How could they not have put in a temperature slider? Would having this one extra feature really be that horrible?
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>>59572538
>still no thumbnail view in file picker
>the bug was filed in 2004
>it's now 2017
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>redshift
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Thought the same when I saw it
They are obviously mentally retarded
>>59572556
Has no future because wayland
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Bad news! Germoney wants to regular XMPP software: https://www.golem.de/news/meldepflicht-bundesnetzagentur-will-hundert-jabber-clients-regulieren-1703-126929.html
OMEMO seems to be taking over from OTR as the current best encryption system for XMPP. https://conversations.im/omemo/ and gajim on linux has a plugin for it.
>what are some good xmpp resources?
https://p.teknik.io/7DIcU
>what was the adress of that /g/ muc again?
[email protected]
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1plPyJdXKIY
What does Germany have against XMPP and black people?
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XMPP is actually pretty shit tbqh
just use Tox or Matrix/Riot.im (or Discord if you're a gamer cuck)
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>>59572503
task manager thread
htops and macfag tools welcome as well
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also
>post your task manager
>are you a virgin
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>>59572144
Literally what is the point of top when htop can do anything top can do and far better?
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>>59572175
top is a standard and you'll find it on like every system
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This thing is tempting.
>4:3 High DPI screen
>MacBook quality design
>100MB of free Verizon LTE a month
>Backlit keyboard
>64GB SSD
>Less than $400
What's the deal with this? Why are they so cheap? How compatible are they with Ubuntu, and will the LTE data work under it?
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This is the Super Chromebook Pixel 2013 btw
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>>59571971
*3:2
>What's the deal with this? Why are they so cheap?
because it only has a 64GB ssd and has poor battery life
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>>59572006
That's more than most Chromebooks. A cheap Celeron based touch Chromebook is at least $300.
How bad is the battery life?
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Which is the superior one and why is it slash?
https://strawpoll.com/f3g7wb3
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>>59571900
I prefer backslash because it is like a line starting high going lower which is like going from the higher dir to a lower one.
The big downside it is in an awkward place on a keyboard.
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>>59571924
Good point actually. But still, slash is better because \ is for escapes.
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>>59571924
You could easily view the directory tree as going upwards instead of down, though.
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rpi3 cannot torrent without crashing every 10 seconds 2017-03-25 03:41:49 Post No.59571897
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rpi3 cannot torrent without crashing every 10 seconds
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2017-03-25 03:41:49
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Has anyone ever gotten the rpi 3 to be able to torrent, without the torrent stalling then restarting every 10 seconds?
I've tried
-different distros
-different torrent clients
-overclocking
Now the problem seems to be the rpi is a weak piece of hardware which just nopes out if you try to do anything other than nothing.
On qBittorrent I actually could fix the stalling issue by disabling "use OS cache" which however drops CPU usage from 30 to 3% and the download speed doesn't exceed 0.2-0.3 MB/s.
Enabling this allows the speed to shoot up again - that is until it stalls and crashes 5 seconds later and doesn it over again.
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>>59571897
I've gotten a pi zero w to torrent without any problems.
The fuck is wrong with you.
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>>59571928
what torrent client are you using?
and what speed can you normally download at?
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It's not the hardware's fault. You're just stupid
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I hava started capturing packets to check traffic in my Galaxy 4 phone but some data going to google servers is encrypted with TLSv1. Is there some way to check whats inside?
Also do you have any knowledge what android phones usually send to google? I have noticed some packets sent to port 5228 to some "mtalk" servers. I have found that
>Port 5228 is used by the Google Playstore (Android market). Google talk also uses ports 443, 5222 and 5228. Google Chrome user settings sync (facorites, history, passwords) uses port 5228.
So it's either playstore or chrome but I want to know more. What's exactly inside?
There is also some traffic going to Samsung servers - my phone downloaded
http://svc-cf.spd.samsungdm.com/GT-I9515/XEO/version.xml
http://countries.epg.samsung.peel.com/countries/all
and sent POST messages to
devices.peel.com (only thing inside is some long userid)
pl-odc.samsungapps.com/ods.as (xml with some data about my phone)
What's this all about? Are there some sites/communites dedicated to keeping track of data sent/received from our machines to corporate servers?
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>Is there some way to check whats inside?
Get a cluster of super computers and crack the encryption
>Also do you have any knowledge what android phones usually send to google?
Everything
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>>59571930
>Get a cluster of super computers and crack the encryption
I was thinking more about some app to install to phone and perform some man in the middle attack or something.
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What's this thing I found on top of a trash can?
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>>59571737
SSD drive, very expensive.
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>>59571737
Plug it in and ask it
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>>59571737
A flash drive.
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/ptg/ - Private Trackers General 2017-03-25 02:43:56 Post No.59571202
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/ptg/ - Private Trackers General
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2017-03-25 02:43:56
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never pay2leech, edition
Previous Thread >>59565153
>Not sure what private trackers are all about?
The mission of /ptg/ is to promote the highest possible standards of tracker disservice by providing members with opportunities for shitposting development, by recognizing tracker drama competence through examinations and by advancing the interests of its mouses.
>Have a question?
Feel free to ask and don't bother reading the wiki
>WIKI
https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/Private_trackers
>IRC
#ptg irc.rizon.net 6697/9999 SSL only
Use >>>/g/ptg as a link to find the /ptg/ thread.
Remember the following:
>Staff read & post in these generals.
>This is a thread for educational purposes only. Don't offer or ask for invites.
>Staff may pretend to be normal users asking for invites and when you invite them, they ban you for inviting strangers.
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1st for kys
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why is this place so mean? :()
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>>59571202
nth for die scumbag