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GOOGLE I FUCKING SWEAR TO GOD. THAT'S ENOUGH.
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WHY.
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>mfw legacy captcha
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>exploiting people for free labour
>but Google(tm) are the good guys!
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How can anyone take iPhone seriously? Look at that fucking camera hump.
FYI, one of my workmates updated to the 7 plus, the camera hump looks even worse IRL.
I'm amazed there are people willing to use such an ugly device in public.
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FUCK YOU ITS AESTHETIC FUCK YOU YOU HAVE NO TASTE FUCKING KILL YOURSELF JEALOUS POORFAG
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>>59536997
mfw retardation is in full effect
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>>59536997
>tfw chinkphones are much more aesthetic than modern apple
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Why are motherboard makers putting the m2 drive between the GPU and the motherboard? Is that even safe? I feel like it's just going to burn out that m2 drive.
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>>59536951
It's there because it uses the PCI lane. Of course it's safe, why would it not be? It' safe from physical contact and uses so little power that it doesn't put out any heat. What are you imaging would damage it?
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>>59536951
planned obsolescence
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>>59536967
I've heard that m2 drives get very hot under regular use (maybe that is incorrect?) and under the GPU it'll have no ventilation and basically nowhere for the heat to go. My main concerns are premature wear on the drive, and throttling from overheating.
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/dpt/ - Daily Programming Thread 2017-03-23 07:22:15 Post No.59536938
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What are you working on, /g/?
Old thread: >>59533197
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First for C is a miracle of this universe.
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To the guy doing the Scala assignment in the other thread, you're not alone and I've got no chance.
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If your language isn't functional, it's dysfunctional
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I'm an autist that wants to build my own router/firewall by installing OpenBSD on an SBC. Any recommendations on hardware? I'm okay with external switches and access points.
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Unleash the beast
Use VIA
http://a.co/bTIE1Fm
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>>59536851
Any el cheapo orange pi with wireless AC or N adapter.
Some of them already have built in Wi-Fi though
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PC Engines APU
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ive installed a new GTX updated drivers and reinstalled firefox.
is this a firefox or gtx issue?
unchecked fade options in performance options no joy
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>firecucks
Found your problem. Install Chrome.
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>>59536810
>windows
>demonoid
wew.lad
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>>59537023
not surprising when it's yet another normalfag doesn't bother reading the sticky thread
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Is DirectX dead yet?
Why would any sane gamer even consider Windows anymore?
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>>59536794
2k17 year of the Linux desktop
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idk maybe try asking the video game board
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>>59536794
>implying anyone uses windows anyways, for any reason
Does anyone know how this emulator was even made? I can't find any documentation saying anything beyond it's an emulator but I want to know how they actually programmed it.
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>>59536730
Fucking programming, how does that work?
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>>59536730
Its closed source.
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>>59536730
closed source emulators are a scam, especially since they're asking for money.
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Hello /g/uys[spoiler]?[/spoiler]. This will probably be really weird or whatever; I have a Note5, geunine and everything, I've had it for about a year now, recently there has been some kind of glitch(?) that won't go away, I can see pic related, everywhere, inside and outside the app whenever there is a white background, not completely but just the grayed out icons, is there any fix to this?
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>>59536721
Yes, I was posting this from my Note5 as I wanted to make sure those annoyning icons were still there, excuse the spoiler fuck up.
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>>59536721
>normiebook
kys
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>>59536739
Even the /g/ nerds are useless.
After 6 years of having shitty laptop I finally order new gayming pc. CANT FUCKIN WAIT
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Nice anon I hope you enjoy it! :3
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woa nice prices, where do you live? russia? ukraine?
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>>59536694
Thanks anon. Iam scared tho that my anxiety level will increase when i start playing games and become addictive to games as it happened to me in youth when i become so much antisocial and thinking only about games.
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/sbcg/ single board computer general 2017-03-23 06:48:53 Post No.59536676
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>tfw odroid C2 came in the mail today
FUARK, can't wait to try it out.
Post:
>devices
>setups
>current/future projects
>questions
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>>59536676
>Device
BPi, pretty weak, old SoC
>setup
BPi + HDD
>current
seedbox + file server
>question
Should I keep using these SBCs or should I upgrade to a mini desktop PC?
If yes which SBC is best for a file server? Current one on sftp gets 7MB/s top.
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>>59536751
Not sure what NIC is in the bananapi, but if it's 10/100 that could explain the lousy speeds you're getting.
Also the reason why I got the C2, it has a gbit NIC
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>>59536800
The NIC is in the SoC, with a realtek chip outside as PHY IIRC.
It's GbE, connected to a GbE switch.
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/ptg/ - Private Tracker General 2017-03-23 06:48:19 Post No.59536671
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Previous Thread >>59525631
>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 members.
>Have a question?
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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>>59536671
first for 312 is a cuck!
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Second, for goodnight /ptg/!
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goonight, 59536759 !
can someone please explain this shit to me?
https://torrentfreak.com/internet-backbone-cogent-blocks-cloudflares-new-pirate-site-ip-addresses-170322/
if a backbone provider (like these Cogent cunts) blacklists an IP address, why don't packets just route around that backbone provider and find another route to the IP address?
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>>59536621
>Asking a actual technical question on /g/
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>>59536621
bicos its very hard mate
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WHYYYYYY???!!?!?!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tier_1_network#List_of_tier_1_networks
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>TFW reading about how much tax fraud and credit card fraud cost the US per year
How do we stop this problem once and for all?
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Ban encryption. Nothing to hide, nothing to fear.
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>>59536461
Back the fuck off my livelihood.
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>>59536469
First post best post!
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Enlighten me on btrfs, /g/.
I have an old laptop with about 250GB of SSD storage on it. I want to use it with Fedora, but EXT4 is a bit old AFAIK.
Are there any advantages for me to use it on my SSD?
Does it have any issues?
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>>59536431
Thank you for not saying "redpill me".
btrfs is okay, but on a single-disk system I wouldn't bother unless you're really really keen on snapshots. The core feature (like ZFS) is that it says the hell with "layering violations" and does RAID and volume management along with the checksummed file system all in one. The idea being that the filesystem can verify all data against the checksum on read. On a single-disk system, this can inform you of, but not fix, data corruption. With redundancy though, because btrfs controls both the filesystem and the RAID layer (instead of ext4 and md being two different things that neither know nor care about each other's presence) it can ask the other disks to supply the same data, and then correct the data from redundancy on the fly in write it back.
It's had its issues though. Despite it being a decade old weird corner cases still come up where everything goes to hell. It's known to not play well with certain types of heavy random workloads - databases and VM images especially. You can fix that by turning off copy-on-write... and thus also losing all of btrfs's nice features, like checksumming and cheap snapshots. RAID 0 and RAID 1 work, but RAID 5 and 6 have a bad data-corruption bug that's gone unfixed for quite some time. (presumably because Facebook, who employs Chris Mason, the lead dev, doesn't care about it) Also some people have been tripped up by odd quirks, like how RAID 1 doesn't mean "data exists on all disks", it means "all data exists on two separate disks"
It sucks because a lot of hobbyist data-hoarders want essentially exactly what btrfs does: A checksummed FS/RAID layer that, unlike ZFS, can be expanded, contracted, and rebalanced easily. If only the damned thing worked right.
I would recommend just using ext4, anon. Newer isnt always better in filesystems. You don't want the latest features as much as you want battle-hardened bug-free code.
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>>59536708
Seems legit. Thanks for the information.
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>>59536708
post of the day