Archived threads in /g/ - Technology - 3656. page

Arch: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Wireless_network_configuration
Debian: https://wiki.debian.org/WiFi

However, I think Gentoo wiki is the comfiest:
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Wifi

>Ian Murdock announced the birth of Debian
keks

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>>59491868

is it Tabula?

>>59491609
[PrntScr]

>>59491609
pdf2text, but it obviously wont work on images.

Yeah its true. All technology is always improving exponentially.

No. For example moores law is a load of shit cpu ghz has not doubled in way longer than 18 months.

>>59491541
>just a meme designed to keep people working hard
this

>>59491493
Bump for interest. Where to start?

bump fags

>>59492657
Well, depends on what you want to use them for, as well as what's legally available in your country. Also most legitimate nootropics come as bulk powders, you will need an accurate milligram scale to dose without risk (like ~20$ on Amazon, look up the Gemini-20)

But some good starters:

phenylpiracetam: stimulant & cognitive enhancer. Has a strong affect, no question of placebo. Makes it concentrating on technical tasks way easier and more rewarding, prevents me from getting bored every five minutes and checking 4chin/leddit/fb. dose: 150-300mg, once or twice a week (builds tolerance fast). Similar effects as piracetam (original drug, intended for everyday use, many people report feeling nothing as it has a very weak effect) and oxiracetam (more potent than the base drug, but not as effective as phenyl-). And a bunch of other anecdotally less effective racetams.

semax: mood enhancer & anti-anxiety, makes social interaction easier. Available as nasal spray that needs to be refridgerated. ceretropic is the most reliable source.

tianeptine (sulfate): fantastic ssri/antidepressant replacement. Has a different moa to traditional antidepressants, and anecdotally is significantly more effective. Doses are ~50mg once a day. Don't take more than 100mg a day, ever.

Be responsible, test with lower doses first, weigh your shit with an accurate milligram scale, with a resolution of 0.001g.

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>>59491418
But I already using it.

Because it contains non free software.

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>>59491478
Making it free is FUCKING easy.
https://freeslack.net/
>>59491456
Best OS.

>>59491381
its not going through the vpn retard

>>59491426
Right, but why not?

>>59491381
>utorrent
kek what's the point of VPN

>>59491332
There are power and heat related sweet spots.
It varies per chip and per CPU line.

Some let you get away with decent temps and sensible voltage while others flounder.

My 3820 got 4.9 before it hit a voltage wall.
4.8 Ain't bad take it and go.

>>59491352
/thred
this didn't deserve a thred desu
motherboard/psu might not be able to deliver enough power if heat isn't stopping you

My poor little i3 starts to hit a wall around 4.8, be happy

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when I used to do IT one of our clients fell for the fake nvidia hardware on ebay and bought over 30 of them. 1 of them failed at first and would just cause a BSOD, no matter what motherboard or PC. Then over 3-4 months the rest of them went the same way.

pic related

the sad part is when they were working they were recognized as an official enough nvidia card so their shitty proprietary software could do its one 3D feature. So they are probably going to cheap out and try the same shit again because "it worked for a while at least!"

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you're mom

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>>59491258

audio drivers lol

switch to windows default drivers you're using realtek i'm guessing since that happened to me before

>>59491255
/g/ is a place for learning. I've been building PCs for 15 years and I still learn new shit here constantly. Mistakes are a normal part of process. We laugh about it because what some of us have done are pants on head retarded things.

Don't take it so seriously, the superiority of thinking you're above it all is what gives PCs a bad name.

>>59491305
It's not superiority, it's just common sense. I've read things like "How much thermal paste is enough?" in a serious matter.
Why don't people educate themselves before getting a PC?

>>59491327
You have to understand that the world is full of literal retards. This I know because you and I share the same trait of understanding the importance of education on things like the PC.

I used to fix a lot of computers growing up and that's where I saw how retarded people truly are.

Only some of us actually appreciate computers for what they are and mess with them as much as we can because for us it's exhilarating and fun.

>tfw building your first pc
>tfw it boots perfectly the first time
>tfw you upgrade and start fresh

It's enough to give someone a superiority complex when people are too stupid to understand how good it is.

Stay humble anon.

>>59491174
Don't be a cuck, buy Zuk.

>>59491178
This Button seems really counter intuitive.

>>59491178
Also no external memory

>>59491139
What's an alternative to Clover that respects my freedoms?

How does this make it botnet?

muh botnet mene

>>59491085
>91085▶
eww python

>>59491085
your solution could resemble this

sentence.split.inject { |m,e| e.length > m.length ? e : m }

>>59491135
Appreciate it

Yes you are

>>59491011
jajaj lenovo or hp?

>>59491011
unplug ethernet, remove log plug ethernet in again.

Data cost money, why else would games cost money?
If they want your information they better cough up some.

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The CPU-Z benchmark for some reason does not like this Xeon and will not properly detect the other 8 threads.

>>59490995
Try manually setting the thread count

>>59490995
>cpu-z 1.73
have you tried it on the newer 1.78 version of cpu-z?