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How do people make money off of free software?
Inb4 support. I'm not talking about enterprise level shit but consumer software, something like a nice financial calculator program or a small game.
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i could tell you how but that would cost you some money : )
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>>59349026
They don't.
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I'd just like to interject for a moment. The term "consumer," when used to refer to the users of computing, is loaded with assumptions we should reject. Some come from the idea that using the program "consumes" the program, which leads people to impose on copiable digital works the economic conclusions that were drawn about uncopiable material products.
In addition, describing the users of software as "consumers" refers to a framing in which people are limited to selecting between whatever “products” are available in the “market.” There is no room in this framing for the idea that users can directly exercise control over what a program does.
To describe people who are not limited to passive use of works, we suggest terms such as "individuals" and "citizens," rather than "consumers."
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/dpt/ - Daily Programming Thread 2017-03-11 02:27:50 Post No.59348632
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What are you working on, /g/?
Old thread: >>59342491
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OOP is comfy, COMFY!
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>>59348653
It doesn't fit most real world problems well. OOP is a forced meme.
Inheritance was invented to save disk space in the 80's.
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>>59348632
Forth = Lisp > Python > Malbolge > C > C++ > Idris > Haskell > every other language
>want to watch the latest Hollywood flick
>check pirate bay for a download
>my favourite encoder, YIFY, has already uploaded the movie
A: 10
V: 10
Thanks YIFY!
Who needs private trackers?
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Yes sir. Movie only 700mb and bestest quality. 10/10
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>>59348261
right? who needs and invite to their secret club, those guys are assholes
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>>59348261
Yay YIFY
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Do you prioritize high refresh rate or high resolution in a monitor without memesync?
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High refresh rate all the way
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>>59347802
60p @ 1080hz
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>>59347802
but you cant have high refresh rate without memesync
you need memesync to break the 60hz barrier
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Post your Pad,
not the thinkpad.
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Where can I get a custom tittypad?
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>>59347492
Too be honest
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Will the internet completely kill cable one day?
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Probably not. Cable will always be faster than WiFi.
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>>59346749
I'm sure there area lots of people who're already working on reducing cable clutter.
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A wired network will always be more secure than a wireless.
This reCAPTCHA shit is getting ridiculous
>keep clicking 10-20 images that are appearing slow af
>verify
>please try again
What do?
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kys
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>>59346587
>solving a captcha to post this
no u kys
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>>59346538
stop being a fucking robot, you usually should only have to click the checkmark
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>Anno domini 2017
>not using God's distro - Arch Linux
What are you doing with your life heathens?
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>Un-ironically using Arch
First, pic related.
Second, Arch is only good if you are a NEET with ample free time.
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>>59346644
Lmao Ubuntu is the real productivity killer. Don't kid yourself.
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>install arch to use as server
>runs for 3 weeks
>pacman -Suy
>system is now dead
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Compliment something you despise 2017-03-11 09:39:06 Post No.59345981
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Compliment something you despise
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It's saturday morning, the sun is shining through my window and I'm not cold for the first time since November, probably.
I dare you to point out at least one nice thing about something you usually come here to talk trash about.
I'll start:
I wish my phone had an app store as extensive and open as Androids do.
I'm also genuinely jealous of how some of you guys' desktops with all the minimalistic linux stuff setup looks.
Get comfy, spread some joy on this warm day
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I guess the sun is pretty cool for contributing to life.
Be way easier if it was up at night though
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>>59345981
I don't really find any tech stuff truly despicable, but I do find the iOS horrible for an efficient use of a phone. Kind of 'hate' it whenever someone passes me one for me to do something for them.
Yet, I have to admit that I enjoy the details of the animations and it's very smooth transitions. The example I have in my mind is the way your newly posted message appears on a message list view, and the way the message box grows when your input becomes multiple rows long.
The new message gradually slides into the list and shifts the rest of the list just as smoothly. On my Lumia 950, they just pop and appear, everything is first here, and there in an instant.
What about the gif in OP? What's the story?
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>>59346333
Agree!
>>59346361
I'm biased because I use iOS, but the animations seem to be something most people can agree on looking nice.
I have no idea about the gif, I just stumbled upon it in another thread a long time ago and saved it. I hope the woman just slipped and fell, and didn't actually suffer any injury.
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What exactly is a "Hacker"? 2017-03-11 09:32:21 Post No.59345926
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What exactly is a "Hacker"?
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How does one become a hacker? What should you learn to become a hacker? Is social engineering considered hacking?
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>Is social engineering considered hacking?
yes
most of the great hacks in history have had a social aspect to them
the oldest trick in the book is to get a job as a janitor at your target's place of business and when you clean at night write down all the passwords stickynoted to the side of monitors
most hacks occur when the target fucks up and leaves something vulnerable, not by "beating" encryption or brute forcing a password (although this does happen)
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A hacker is someone who uses six chopsticks at once.
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"I have a gtx 1060"
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Zimbabwe
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>I'm a shit show that should of died in 2012
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I know your pain. This thing is dogshit.
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I built a PirateBox ( www.piratebox.cc ). This will be powered constantly and hidden in a high-traffic public place. Tell me your suggestions on what to load it with to share publicly.
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>>59345400
Obviously you should install the imageboard package. Introduce people to imageboard culture, one connect at a time.
As for content, I suggest Death Grips, Aqua Teen Hunger Force, DOOM, QUAKE, and In the Aeroplane Over the Meme. Also: use Squid to change all images into anime reaction images.
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>>59345455
Thanks for the suggests. I didn't think about the old games... do you know if I'll need an ISO or if there's a single EXE for them?
I already enabled the Kareha board, so that's a start. I'll look up the other content you mentioned.
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>>59345400
>googles piratebox
interesting... i live across the street from a shopping mall and bus terminal. what would be the best setup for high range?
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Further improvements to my personal security/OPSEC 2017-03-11 08:12:38 Post No.59345369
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I've been security-aware for quite some time now. Problem is, I think I've reached my limits, despite being told that enough is never enough. (and for me, it isn't)
So, here's my personal arsenal as of right now:
OpenBSD. Use it to access E-Mail, IRC, XMPP, etc. All through TMUX, Xenocara isn't installed. Installed on a P4 (no intel ME). E-Mail is encrypted using GnuPG. XMPP is encrypted using OTR. IRC comms for things like #chat are done over plaintext+SSL. pf is considered reasonably. I use DNSCrypt.
My router. runs fully foss/non-blobbed firmware. I use it as a hardware firewall. Uses WPA2/PSK. Very strong password, obviously.
My "alt-machine"
Runs Debian Sid, uses GrSecurity, hardened sysctl values, generally lots of auditing and security software installed, rkhunter, debsums... etc. Does have XOrg, only purpose is the use of the Tor Browser to view websites Anonymously. I usually use this machine to read the news, check the forecast, and shitpost.
My "main machine"
Debian GNU/Linux. Due to it running stretch, I cannot use GrSec without compiling the kernel. I've made a compromise here and decided to use apparmor instead.
It uses the Pale Moon web browser, with uBlock Origin, HTTPs Everywhere, Self Destructing Cookies, along with Greasemonkey installed. I also use "user.js hardening stuff", not sure of the exact name of the repo. This machine also shares sysctl values with the "alt-machine". It's also filled with auditing software like debsums.
Like the other machines, all DNS queries go through a log-free OpenNIC+DNSCrypt server. All my traffic is forced HTTPs, all HTTP traffic is dropped at the hardware level. I constantly monitor and audit all of these systems for anything suspicious, and maintain them all.
How do you think I could expand upon my personal security hobby, /g/?
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I think you should end yourself
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>>59345395
Is the CIA mad?
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>>59345369
What do you use for encryption on your HDDs? Do you encrypt /boot?.
Consider VPS and your own private network with ssh.
What about cryptocurrencies?
Debian has systemd, have you considered Devuan with security patches or Hardened Gentoo?
What phone if any and what measures are you using to protect yourself?
Have you checked the wigle map to see if your wifi network has been added?
What exit nodes do you use when using Tor? I'm skeptical to consider this private and secure, I'd rather ssh to a VPS in a 'safe' and 'privacy valuing' country.
Do you have fake identities to fool NSA/CIA?
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Which idiot thought it would be a good idea to market Ryzen as a gaming CPU?
It's clearly a decent workstation for the price, but it's atrocious value for gaming.
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I don't understand why you make this thread
What gain do you get from this?
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>>59345090
I don't understand why you make this post
What gain do you get from this?
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>>59345090
>gain
everything isn't a coldly calculated jewish scheme to maximize personal gain
some things are more important than that
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/ptg/ - Private Tracker General 2017-03-11 06:55:35 Post No.59344784
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Comfy edition
Previous Thread >>59335449
>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
>News
OP has no respect for anons who keep posting in /ptg/.
Use >>>/g/ptg as a link to find the /ptg/ thread.
Remember the following:
>Staff occasionally read these generals and have /marked/ users from here before.
>Staff may pretend to be normal users sucking cock for invites and when you cum, they ban you for inviting strangers.
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Reminder that Oppaitime is the only currently open path into AB
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niggers tongue my seedbox
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>>59343601
Get raped and kill yourself you retarded fucking faggot sack of ugly nigger shit with down syndrome