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What Distro/Computer does Stallman use?

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By the way, Windows10 Enterprise N 2016 LTSB is the legitimate successor to Windows 7.

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>$500
>outperformed by 2500K from 6 years ago
L M A O

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Rewatching Hackers and caught this beauty

> Login your password

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/ROYAL/ EDITION

Old Thread: >>59467267

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Moving away from Firefox - what's the best alternative?

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Has Asus gone too far?

They are literally paying Instagram celebrities to shill for their shitty laptops

https://www.instagram.com/asusnordic/

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What's Python is used for? It's an interpreted language, so how can it be so widely used?

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Hey guys, I'm trying to learn MySQL and relational database design before I take a class on it next semester. Is it acceptable to post my DDL here to get some feedback? I'm pretty bad at it but I think I'm getting the hang of it.

I currently have a few tables (product, component, consumer, reseller and vendor).

Products are made up of components bought from vendors.
Both resellers and consumers purchase from the manufacturer who purchases components from a vendor.

My relations that I have derived from here consist of consumer_orders, reseller_orders and vendor_items. I'm trying to figure out a way to do product_components (a list of the components in a product) but I'm getting stuck and can't figure out a way to do it that makes sense to me.

http://pastebin.com/hJAg0qDH

Any tips would be appreciated or if I've just done this completely wrong feel free to tear me a new one.

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hahaha, when will winmanlets learn?

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http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20160524006209/en/Ink-Announces-Advanced-Color-ePaper-Breakthrough-Technology


>Advanced Color ePaper, a high quality, full color reflective display.
>For the first time ever, an electrophoretic display can produce full color at every pixel without the use of a color filter array.
>ACeP sets a new standard for bright, reflective color achievable with EPDs.

What do you think of it?

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Ars Technica reports one team "compromised Microsoft's heavily fortified Edge browser in a way that escapes a VMware Workstation virtual machine it runs in... by exploiting a heap overflow bug in Edge, a type confusion flaw in the Windows kernel and an uninitialized buffer vulnerability in VMware."
Digital Trends reports "Samuel Grob and Niklas Baumstark used a number of logic bugs to exploit the Safari browser and eventually take root control of the MacOS on a MacBook Pro, [and] impressed onlookers even more by adding a custom message to the Touch Bar which read: "pwned by niklasb and saelo."
Ubuntu 16.10 Linux was also successfully attacked by exploiting a flaw in the Linux 4.8 kernel, "triggered by a researcher who only had basic user access but was able to elevate privileges with the vulnerability to become the root administrative account user..." reports eWeek. "Chaitin Security Research Lab didn't stop after successfully exploiting Ubuntu. It was also able to successfully demonstrate a chain of six bugs in Apple Safari, gaining root access on macOS."
Another attacker "leveraged two separate use-after-free bugs in Microsoft Edge and then escalated to SYSTEM using a buffer overflow in the Windows kernel."

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What is /g/ drinking in a comfy programming-session?

I usually drink tea. Earl grey or yerba mate.
today we got earl grey :-)

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So this... this is the power of Lenovo's© Moto® Mods™..!

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Is it true that you cannot run winblosw 7/8 on kabykuck?
what are the issues?
Is it then better to buy an older gen or intel crap?