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>>59437855
It's enough to buy that rare pepe

>>59437855
What do you mean all the latest gadgets?
Like literally every time a gadget comes out you buy it? Then probably not.
If you mean like 2-3 flagship smartphones and a few top-of-the-line computers and a few random gadgets like consoles a year, then yes.

Unless you buy rare/collector edition of everything, you'll only gonna spend a small fraction of that 24M.

you need just $500,000 invested before what you earn in interest outpaces your basic needs spending, so yes

st is the only way to go.

https://github.com/meh/cancer

iterm2 is the best

>>59437694
you should have a lab by now to practice, and if you already have not been doing interviews and getting job offers you picked the wrong school

>>59437732
lol its just community college, and I tried and they only offered me some unpaid internships.

Depends what you're looking for. Can you pick some moderately difficult CVE and write an exploit, perhaps finish some of the wargames out there? Then you do have a future.

If not, you're doomed to be a tardy monkey installing windows AVs at worst, running metasploit and printing nmap reports at best.

That said the segment is somewhat hyped recently, and general public is adequately clueless. It's a bit like making websites in the 90s. PHBs can't easily tell if you suck at it.

Try to avoid peers if you suck and socialize instead, steal their credit etc if you can. Generally try to avoid oldschool infosecfaggtory, which is a ruthless meritocracy.

>>59437762
If you manage to get a job, prepare for massive ripoff initially, you can't ask for much at this point, especially w/o CS degree. If you luck out, you can make it as a corporate rat on the ladder.

>>59437678
yes

Probably. I see the APUs taking off in laptops and desktops at least.

>>59437678
No. But it'll cost ya less.

>>59437662
yes

>>59437662

sounds interesting

get a non-shit picture

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This id the other side i cant seem to find anything

>>59437649

they are watching you faggot, don't openly torrent

private tracker or something similar or get busted

>>59437649
if you could pay 2$ per month to download torrents totally anonymously, would you pay for it?
You could also download torrents from networks where torrenting is blocked.

>>59437649
Force encrypted transfers. Also deep packet inspection by ISP's is illegal in most parts of the developed word; not sure about the US though.

Windows has better anti exploitation features in the kernel, this is a fact.

>>59437637
the weakest link is the user, not the operating system

Less people make malware for Linux because Windows is overwhelming used more. Also, people who have Linux are generally more tech savvy, and there are some better aspects of security on Linux, such as file permissions and not being a root user.

>>59437551

Post moar. I'm somewhat intrigued. How much did it cost?

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So here are the guts of the money eating machine. Most importantly the 2 eprom chups at the upper right of the pic with labels. Those determine your game and odds. My machine has an SS4254 Reel PROM and SP731 Game PROM which equates to a 90.035% paypack probability (assuming you play for X times which I dunno at this time)

Sorry for the bad lighting.

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>>59437586
Got it for $550. This one was equipped for using quarters and bills...though the bill validator is older and can't handle newer $5 bills.

Here are the main guts when opened. You've got the reels, the hopper, and the bill validator and cash box.

>>59437441
lol
It's a meme degree for meme enthusiasts

>>59437470
t. Physics major

>>59437441
For poo.

fix your clock shitlips

>duhh this security feature which relies on having correct system time is broken when I intentionally set my system to the wrong time

>Firefox correctly stops you from visiting what appears to be a forged website because your time settings are fucked.
I'm sorry what is wrong with this?

>>59437223
It's the botnet anon, get the tinfoil, quick.

tried to make folder named ';';ll@$%
its fine cuz my OS is not retarded

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>>59437263

42 years old, 20 years in the industry here

what is FP?

>>59437203
functional programming.

>>59437220

Oh, explain to me how it changed your life and why other people should know how to abbreviate it

It's just a meme.

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>>59437183
Essentially, if you stop observing your PC it will teleport to a random XYZ coordinate in the universe.

It's a meme you dip

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>>59437077
I use Squirrelmail. It's horribly slow and unconventional. I haven't bothered to switch yet tho. Regarding the other two, I have no personal experience with them desu senpai.

lots of darknet webmail providers use squirrelmail due to it's simplistic design making it easy to secure

>>59437077
I just use the nextcloud plugin.

Pretty good 7/10, but still bait.

>>59437058

its bc ur not using templeOS
nigger

play video games or something more productive.