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Good luck with your meme phones.

>>58952983
I'm asking you which to get....I don't even want to get Apple because it won't do what I need

>>58952741
put one in your ear and the other in a drawer or somthing

>>58952634
>install Gentoo

windows users, everybody

>>58952634
Is that a Thinkpad?

>>58952593
preach senpai!

I have it, it's a good mouse but not all sunshine and rainbows like OP makes it out to be.

1) The battery life is just silly. I have spare eneloops now but before I had it plugged in half the time.
2) The cable sucks dick. It's way too stiff, so IMO having it plugged in is not ideal.
3) Maybe it's something on my end but it's always reverting to the default profile on reboots, rather than staying on the last used profile.
4) Not a huge fan of the ergonomics personally. Could be better, could be worse.
5) I don't like the mouse wheel. I don't really like any of Logitech's mouse wheels.
6) The haptics on the buttons suck. They feel like cheap shit on what is a $100 mouse.


I do really like the aesthetics, it's probably the nicest looking mouse out there. And I agree about the G700s, Logitech basically defaced.
It's ery sturdy as well, so that's nice.
The best thing is the button layout. For one of my profiles I have the three buttons next to the lmb set to Page Up, Page Dow, and Ctrl-W. And two of the side buttons are mapped to Home and End. Really great for browsing. The extra buttons are also nice for 3D modeling.

>>58952593
602 is the real dream

To me it seemed like the kind of software that holds your hands pretending to teach you while never taking the training wheels off, but who knows if it'll work for you. Try it out; it's not like there's any commitment.

>>58952451
python is fun, pretty easy too.

fun to use on a *nix system.

coursera or codeacamdemy is fine, book is better if you can commit

if your on windows consider C# after. gets a lot done and is nice to use

>>58952451
I started with Python on Codecademy, went from there to books. This was like 4 years back. I'm now pursuing my masters in software engineering.

Codecademy is a good place to start, it's not going to get your a job immediately but it'll go over the fundamentals you need to really start learning.

>>58952291
I bet your mother is not proud of the night you were conceived.

>>58952291
Nice blog

>>58952291
Yeah, probably. You should start changing the thermal paste every 6-8 months. Arctic Silver 5 is the best paste. I got 2 tubes of the stuff for 10 dollars. Also never use water to remove the paste (I've seen people do it before). Use dry q-tips to get the bulk of the hardened paste off, then use an alcohol pad to clean off the remainder. Completely dry everything with some tissue, then apply the new thermal paste and reassemble your machine.

Welcome to /g/, newfag.

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>>58951899
>100+ pings to server
>The fuck-
>Remember I forgot which port the ssh was sitting on a week ago and tried everything in the range

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Ufw my mans

I have everything blocked but 80 and 443.

>>58951964
Thats all they need, anon.

Bump?

Why not ask the team you work with, or are you in the remedial school team?

>>58952939

I have, the lead electrical engineer has asked for high-res images of an existing adapter card. His team is under the pump hard at the moment, so I'm trying to reduce the amount of his time I waste to a minimum so I can use him more during the physical build of a prototype.

If I ask too much of him I'll end up having to trade favours in the form of giving him more access to my software guys, and they are already overburdened after I lost my best guy.

Plus I'm trying to do as much as I can without someone holding my hand, learning more on his side of the house can only make us better at working together on our joint projects - this is as much a learning exercise for me as anything else.

>>58951727
>take movie with 10 seconds of keyboard clacking followed by "WE'RE IN!"
>don't show 3 months of dev and testing for exploit
>don't show 20 years of nerding out over obscure code extants.

frankly I would feel better if they just showed straight keyloggers being used cause at least it would be plausible.

>>58953759
you are stupid. you can literally break systems within minutes. the term "script kiddie" did not mean the script kiddies didn't succeed, sometimes they did.

>>58953810
With a basic dictionary attack or a simple password. Half the network attacks you need to have physical access or proximity. Social engineering is your best bet. Rarely will your attack take 3 minutes unless it's your dumb neighbors wifi you nigger.

>>>/v/

>>58951716

don't think this belongs in /v/ or /r/. Maybe 4% of /v/ will be interested in this sort of games, while /r/ will be jacking off and read past. Those are /g/ games, if you can call them that

>>58951739
>>>/v/

Fugg ill do it for free

The GNU project has no operating system worth even a dime. Sorry for being crass.

Install Linux Ubuntu.

Niggers?

>>58951586
>willingly increasing the competition for your job
Enjoy being replaced by Pedro in 10 years

>>58951745

This is why imported Pajeets will take all your jobs because you fight your own countrymen. Don't claim to be nationalist of you're a racist.

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>>58951556
Buy pic related, its $50.
Get some Cyberclean too, that stuff is great for puling dust away from all the inboard components.

I dust my PC every 2 months or so, take it outside to minimize the dirt.
I clean the air filters once a month or so.

Once a year or whenever I upgrade something, remove all the major components and go over everything with CyberClean

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>>58952894
Man do I love that duster, saves me so much.

Just gotta watch the power of it with gpu fans and stuff, it could damage them.

>>58952919
>Just gotta watch the power of it with gpu fans and stuff, it could damage them.
I work in a dusty warehouse, and I need to clean the PC stations there on a regular basis. I blast them while they are on, and spin the their fans up to some jet noise level. Been doing this for over a year. Never damaged a PC, and never broken a fan. Infact we had zero PSU fan failures in the last 8 months since I started cleaning the PCs like that on a regular basis. When I first started there we had a PSU fail once a week.

I mean I wouldnt do that to my PC, but so far so good.

you didn't even say where... that's pretty important.

>>58951463
US

Preferably near Atlanta.

>>58951503
ramnode is highly rated.

>>58950926
I used to suck dick for computer parts. You ever suck dick for computer parts?

Boo this man.

>>58950954
cant say i have. i have taken 3 broken computers apart and made one.... semi working computer.
boo me.

1. Buy a $200 Thinkpad
2. Install Gentoo on a VM
3. Fail, but know you're at least living the e/g/sperience
4. If you somehow pass, install i3
5. Add a NSFW loli wallpaper
6. Post screenshots with screenfetch and an anime loli picture covering the NSFW bits from 5.
7. ...
8. Profit!

>>58950787
i start mine with pencil and paper

>>58950787
Most unix applications are developed with the idea that they will be libraries and might be unit tested using the command line. Later on they are glued together to form a final application. At that point it doesn't matter if it's GUI or cli.

>>58950787
.net isn't a library that you can link to, it's a complete language framework with VM like Java/JVM.