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>peak performance
>not even optimizing the build for multi-core
LMAOing at your life

> Not using CMake

>>58767908
You bimbo. Line 3 should be after Line 4, and should read:
OBJS := $(SRCS:.c=.o)

And turn on line numbers and visible whitespace, you anarchist

why would data die out? wtf? there will always be data

>>58767778
>there will always be data
not if it's gone

>>58767794

how would it be gone? why would there be a need to not use data? who is taking the data? just makes no sense.

edge

>>58767515
Google Chrome

nvm just found it

>>58767236
why are you taking this class OP

>>58767236

>having actual icon on your desktop other than the bin

>>58767387

He clearly stupid enough to need it.

>>58767387
he's a dipshit /v/ babby trying to start an OS war because he knows nothing else about technology, were you expecting better?

>>58767214
Neck yourself
Go to /b/

>>58767244
I like it

I complain about phones now, but back in the day I wanted all this shit.

There is no future for humanity.

>>58767177
Well if everyone starts to think like you then there is definitely no future for humanity.

All commie states were or are totalitarian and rely heavily on spying and personal information collection. Just because Stallman adores Venezuella doens't make that commie state concerned about privacy issues. You're making a fallacious link here.

>>58766985
Real issue.

meme
Nobody cares about your gooktoon collection

>>58766684
by deleting their backups

>>58768308
that was gitlab, subhuman. not github

>>58766684
well for one, git is actually free software, so it doesn't need to compete. it already btfo's TFS

He wouldn't get away with being so tech illiterate or shit with computers if he wasn't stoned off his tits, but as it is - he has a charm.

>>58766714

It was a follow on post, i am not he.

I find it cringy whenever he makes a meme about weed but otherwise he's alright.

It's never too late.

Not even close. 40+ is where you are hitting a genuine concern, but it is still possible if someone is willing to train you.

If you work hard starting now, by 23-25 you could be guaranteed a job if you build a strong portfolio.

It takes a good month to be familiar with a language enough to do basic tasks and after that things only get easier.

t. Neet

>>58766654
>tfw proficient but haven't bothered to start a portfolio

Australian/10

why did it go upside down XD its the right way on my PC

>>58766567
how does it stay grounded to the ceiling

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www . privacytools . io/

>>58766471
>15.65 % of observed browsers run Linux, as yours.
It's funny how a disproportionate amount of linux users are using this website.

>>58766471
nice way how to trigger automatic banning systems

to change your fingerprint you actually need to change more things like:


UserAgent
Language
Color Depth
Screen Resolution
Timezone
Has session storage or not
Has local storage or not
Has indexed DB
Has IE specific 'AddBehavior'
Has open DB
CPU class
Platform
DoNotTrack or not
Full list of installed fonts (maintaining their order, which increases the entropy), implemented with Flash.
A list of installed fonts, detected with JS/CSS (side-channel technique) - can detect up to 500 installed fonts without flash
Canvas fingerprinting
WebGL fingerprinting
Plugins (IE included)
Is AdBlock installed or not
Has the user tampered with its languages 1
Has the user tampered with its screen resolution 1
Has the user tampered with its OS 1
Has the user tampered with its browser 1
Touch screen detection and capabilities
Pixel Ratio
System's total number of logical processors available to the user agent.


this is old way of doing fingerprinting

these days fingerprinting is more advanced and there was some research of possibility to identify same PC using different browsers

>>58766446
bumping this, is the A+ even worth taking?

>>58766446
>>58767383
I remember there was this program with test questions that I just took a bunch of times before testing and passed

Don't remember what it was called though

>>58766446
nope

>>58766395
The garish rice. Also even though their stuff is okay, it's fairly overpriced for what it is, since you pay for a lot of marketing and LEDs and shit.

>>58766395
For what you get, it's overpriced. Also, the ages that they market to is like 8-20 years old.

Gaymur shit is another reason.

Buy a black widow elite or a Ducky keyboard for the same price

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>>58766395
I got their mousepad. It's okay I guess.

true enough, i have no idea why anyone would use them except for style

>>58766394
if it cost more than 20$ is a fashion accessory

>>58766394
Every feature they come with would be able to just be put on the lock screen. It's even a similar motion to look at the notifications on the watch than the phone.
Just get a regular watch, you'd get one that looks better for the same amount.