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>want to program mobile OS
>don't know how to code

where do i start?

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I remember a few years ago I'd participate on programming challenges where you had to write a program in a confined space, eg. max 100 lines and max. 100 characters on each line, anyone knows what these challenges are named?
I cant find them for my life

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Would you?

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Hi /g/
I have an i7 2.20ghz, 8GB, 128GB SSD, Intel Iris 540 HP Laptop and when I play games on battery power it runs smoothly at maximum settings. No lag spikes or anything, however when I plug in the AC the game gets lag spikes every 30 seconds or so for about 5 seconds. Is there any way I can fix this? I have tried Razer Cortex but that didn't solve the problem. The games I am having this issue with is CSGO and Paladins. Any advice would be much appreciated.

>Picture related. My laptop.

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yes

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Hi /g/ I want to buy an old laptop that can do work and play old games like rollercoaster tycoon, the sims and diablo 2. Can anybody reccomend me a good but cheap thing to play these on without it getting old and slow within a year or two? Thanks. pic. unrelated.

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Have you already donated to Wikipedia, anon?

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>embracing PC culture
Are you ready for your wife to get fucked by a terrorist?
>embracing Linux culture
Do you want some fat neckbeard, un-American communist that eats skin off his own foot to seize the means of production?
>Mac
Do you want to be eternally cucked and milked out of your money for retarded design products?

So what should I EVEN (use)?
>inb4 retarded TempleSchizOS
If you have anything in common with this meme, you are worse off than Ebola patients in Africa. Sorry.

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I always hated that fucking man. As an actor and as a person. But now he present us that piece of technology and goddamn...

https://www.wearethorn.org/spotlight/

That's what technology should looks like.
What do you think?

https://youtu.be/DOc-SjcR6Eo

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Hey /g/

What's your favorite music player? What do you currently use and why?

Picture not exactly related-- this is not my favorite one

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I have a self-extracting 7-zip archive, which is secured with a password. I know that the password is 10 characters long and consists only of numbers and random letters. Now my question:
Do you know a programm, which can handle such a self-extracting archive and brut-force or use a wordlist on it?
All programms I have tried do only work with .rar or .zip, but this archive is a .exe, which starts a .sfx. I also might have a suitable wordlist for this, but I couldn´t find a programm to try it on this .exe.

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>The White House has provided a steady stream of leaks. In response, Trump has launched an investigation, and expressed his displeasure in a tweet: “Why are there so many illegal leaks coming out of Washington?”

>Confide launched in 2013 as a secure app for executives looking to trade gossip and talk shop without creating a digital trail. The service uses a proprietary encryption protocol, what the company describes as “military-grade end-to-end encryption.” Its marquee feature, self-destructing messages, appears on similar services like Snapchat, but Confide’s appeal lies in its promise of more robust protections.

>It’s worth noting, though, that unlike other secure messaging apps, like standard-bearer Signal, Confide’s encryption is closed source and proprietary, meaning no one outside the company knows what’s going on under the hood of the app. Company president Jon Brod says that Confide bases its encryption protocol on the widely used PGP standard, and that the app’s network connection security relies on “recommended best practices” like Transport Socket Layer (TLS). Brod did not respond to questions, though, about whether Confide has ever opened its code base to be independently audited by a third party.

>“One key is always, do you make code publicly available that’s been audited where features have been inspected by the security community so that it can arrive at some consensus,” says Electronic Frontier Foundation legal fellow Aaron Mackey. “My understanding with Confide, at least right now, is that it’s not clear whether that’s occurred.”

https://www.wired.com/2017/02/white-house-encryption-confide-app/

Here's what Wired won't tell you:

>Howard Lerman
Co-Founder & Chairman
>Jon Brod
Co-Founder & President
>Jeff Grossman
Co-Founder & CPO
>Rich Hong
Co-Founder & CTO

https://getconfide.com/team

3 of the 4 founders are (((chosen)))

Coincidence?

Signal is also run by a (((chosenite)))

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What's his name again?

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Share your favorites. I guess specifying the version is mandatory

These are the categories:
>Stunner
>Best
>Current
>Favorite

bonus round:
>Obscure AND good
>Common BUT trash

And, of course, I start:
>Stunner
OSX Snow Leopard
>Best
Windows 7
>Current
Windows 10
>Favorite
Gnome 2.8

bonus
>Obscure AND good
cinnamon
>Common BUT trash
mavericks

REMINDER: DESKTOP ENVIRONMENTS, not OPERATING SYSTEMS

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I really like this company, but I'm not sure why. Are they really /g/ in general or something?