Archived threads in /g/ - Technology - 3590. page

>>59546184
>implying before 2010 they did not.

try 2005

and doesn't even matter because every OS has, every browser has, every ISP has, every service you use has, your phone has, your router has

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>add cia.gov to uBlock filters

Wow, that was hard.

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it's just Linux

>>59546187
the year of linux

>>59546175
hello,

work in this field, I would like to remind users gnu+linux is not a consumer OS! it is used in specialized areas of computing i.e. supercomputers, enterprise, certain areas of software development, networking and storage management (servers).

there are reasons for this which can be loosely categorized by 'externally' and 'internally'. externally, gnu+machines are easier to maintain, cheaper and more reliable. internally, the l-kernel itself responds and is better suited to the tasks I previously mentioned.

notice that these tasks listed are generally not consumer oriented! linux is taking great steps and leaps in trying to penetrate that market but as of today and tomorrow won't be a consumer OS. If you are interested in this type OS, use XNU! It is a consumer friendly.

thank you for reading!!

>>59546145
>Firefox
Who?

Disable yourself instead

>>59546173
hes clearly already disabled fampai

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>>59546130
I don't know why but this thing says Caterpillar design all over it

>>59546130
>spoonfeed me
If it doesn't have a 5ghz band then you better be hard-lining most of your connections and not relying on it for it as the main wireless access points (which is totally reasonable)
If you are looking for it to be a wireless access point then I would definitely look at AC dual bands with good antennas.

>>59546130
Do it anon. Works like a champ. You're not gonna get MAXX BANDWIDTHZ but it runs great.

>>59546126
>Why?
I'm Canadian.

>>59546126
>thread created 30 seconds ago
That's because you're late to the party. I've seen a few threads.

>>59546126
hasnt passed house yet.

hasnt been signed by trump yet either

Ubuntu is objectively the best distro.

>>59546029
>Ubuntu is actually pretty nice once you find compatible hardware.

My brother updated his ubuntu 2 days ago which broke his nvidia drivers which stopped him from booting. In the end he gave up on ubuntu and uses another meme distro now

>>59546066
solus beats it on all levels though

it's chinese spyware enforcing the great firewall censorship

>>59545919
>memed me
your own fault for listening to these faggots

Bump for more answers.

This renders the whole machine useless and many people are having this problem, however /tpg/ never has any mentions of it.

>>59545913
dude, you didn't read the article at all, they voted against an earlier protection bill. They need to now introduce another bill to revert the other protections against data sales.

man that's a lot of thieves in one place

>>59546135
its the thieves guild

>>59545844
not anymore.

no

all browsing data from every user is fed into a super computer that analyzes the information and sends the suspicions users to the CIA/whatever departments to analyze in detail by humans

so if you do any weird shit on the internet some computer will tell mr bob to check out what you've been masturbating to

>>59545844
Define "privacy".

also
>post your epic gaming specs
>are you a virgin

>>59545838
Virgin life here.
These specs are not showoff, there's far far better. I'm actually curious about this, and I thought this would be a good board.

>>59545829
>DDR3 @668MHz

sort it out m80

Ruby

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Holy C

>>59545813
>What programming language do you guys think will be the most in demand in the future?
What future are we talking about?
>If you could start over, what programming language would you specialise yourself ?
I wouldn't. I doubt I'd do anything related to computers.

>>59545720
Worst of both worlds.

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>he fell for the 2-in-1 meme

Why do so many threads here start with

>Why don't you have X, /g/?
>Why aren't you using Y, /g/?
>Why aren't you doing Z, /g/?

Are people here fucking sheep or something? Do you all just want to do what the others here are doing? Go deal with your buyers remorse or whatever the fuck and keep it off /g/. Why do you care what other people here are doing?

>>59545718
Talking to other people.

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>antiquated due to technology
That phrase makes zero sense
Bikes are technology and they're a hundred years old

>>59545760
walking for instance would be an antiquated form of transportation due to technology. or riding a horse.

are you dumb?

i didn't read your post
go to eBay and look at sold listings for macbooks
don't buy a gaming laptop you idiot
what is your favourite anime

>how much could I still my mac for?

*sell

>>51971506

r/eddit or /wsr/ will probably help

>>59545607
Because they lack foresight, in particular in anything web related.

For example, remember that walking napoleon complex that created a 3 strike copyright law and got striked on multiple occasions?

republicans in power only care about getting money, and they'll violate as many of their citizens' rights as they can in order to get their bribes.

republican voters are morons.

t: the rest of the planet

it used to be that people were worried about the government knowing all your information

now...