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How is it now?
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ltsb is ok
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Idk
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>>58701139
botnet
dead software
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>>58701035
Only if you run windows.
And if you run windows your opinion really doesn't mean shit.
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>>58701236
nah, WebExtensions are the nail in the coffin for Mozilla.
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You could just, you know, not upgrade to 57.
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/dpt/ - Daily Programming Thread 2017-01-29 04:48:21 Post No.58700979
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What are you working on, /g/?
Old thread: >>58697071
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>it's the same autist making these threads early because he's triggered by the regular OPs
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What do I add to this OS?
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>>58701004
make the desktop a maze, like an actual crypt
randomly generates each time it starts up
your mouse is locked in and can't cross walls
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I am not an expert with C by any means and I need some assistance.
When I run this code it crashes and says that realloc has an invalid next size.
This issue is most likely related to the new_command function but I cant figure it out.
Please help me /g/ I need to learn (I would post in wsr but they dont have code tags)
Pls no bully.#define _GNU_SOURCE
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
typedef struct
{
char* alias;
void (*function)();
}command;
command* global_commands;
int total_commands = 0;
void echo()
{
puts("hello");
}
void execute(char* command_alias)
{
for(int current_command = 0; current_command < total_commands; current_command++)
{
if(!strcmp(global_commands[current_command].alias, command_alias))
{
puts("Exists, running...");
global_commands[current_command].function();
break;
}
}
}
void new_command(char* new_alias, void* new_function)
{
command new_command = {new_alias, new_function};
if(!(global_commands = realloc(global_commands, sizeof(global_commands) + sizeof(new_command))))
{
puts("Unable to add command!");
return;
}
global_commands[total_commands] = new_command;
total_commands++;
}
char* getstr()
{
char* str = calloc(sizeof(char), 1);
char character;
while((character = getchar()) != '\n')
asprintf(&str, "%s%c", str, character);
return str;
}
int main()
{
if(!(global_commands = malloc(sizeof(command))))
{
puts("Failed to allocate space for command list!");
return 1;
}
fprintf(stdout, "> ");
new_command("exit", echo);
new_command("test", echo);
new_command("cd", echo);
for(;;)
{
char* command_alias = getstr();
execute(command_alias);
free(command_alias);
fprintf(stdout, "> ");
}
}
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>>58700919
This doesn't demand a thread of its own.
Use these instead:
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>>58694939
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>>58700919
Can you use a debugger? If you can, use it. If not, you should learn.
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global_commands is always the same size, learn the difference between arrays and pointers.
oh, and use valgrind. you will see that the issue happens much earlier than the point of the crash.
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Current state of Linux desktop.
You get what you pay for a hobby OS.
Ain't this pos supposed to not break thinks? ain't freetards proud of how their updates are smooth and w/o rebooting?
I laught at your face now.
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>>58700837
So what do you use instead?
Worst-filesystem-on-the-planet-OS X?
Telemetry-wakes-from-sleep-Windows?
Lost-in-the-margin-of-error-BSD?
Linux is the only sane choise.
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>>58700837
(You)
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>>58700837
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.
Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called "Linux", and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.
There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called "Linux" distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.
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Does anyone have one of those pictures that is a list of random programs to try/practice ?
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>>58702031
roll
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Guy controlling mechanical arm makes international news 2017-01-29 04:18:34 Post No.58700683
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Guy controlling mechanical arm makes international news
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You've probably seen this crap by now
"Robot arm" "beats" captcha
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsF7enQY8uI
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ok
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>>58700683
jej
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>>58700683
its a shame you were able to pass the captcha
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this is what macOS looks like bonestock 2017-01-29 04:18:24 Post No.58700677
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this is what macOS looks like bonestock
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as you flip the quality aluminum display up, you're greeted with this powerful, gorgeous DE. a smile escapes you as you feel utterly /comfy/
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>no trackpoint
literally unusable
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> stock
> menu bar set to black
REEEEE
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>>58700702
closest a thinkpad neckbeard will get to fingering a real woman's clit
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Why are computers so unfriendly towards southpaws?
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>>58700602
>have a best friend
>he's left handed
>plays games with his right hand on the mouse
>plays a normal guitar
It's all about muscle memory, not what hand you use to do what. Quit being a bitch and learn it like the rest of us.
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>>58700623
According to studies at Harvard medical school forcing yourself to learn tasks with your right hand when you are left handed causes anxiety and depression.
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>>58700640
become right handed then
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Iphone 6s factory reset and icloud activation bypass? 2017-01-29 04:11:09 Post No.58700587
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Iphone 6s factory reset and icloud activation bypass?
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I bought an iPhone 6s Plus and I realized that it is locked because of the previous owners icloud is still on the device, I am trying to bypass this activation lock screen in order for me to gain access to the device . Can anybody help me try to find a method that dosent cost money and is reliable?
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>>58700587
give it back jamal
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>>58700587
Return the device to its rightful owner, Jamal.
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>>58700587
Actually it's very easy. iphones literally have the worst possible security imaginable which is why all those celebrity nudes got leaked so easily.
https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-49/product_id-15556/Apple-Iphone-Os.html
Just pick of a few of these, try them in combinations and eventually you'll accidentally discover a backdoor. It worked for me, I was able to unlock one of my cousin's iphone she forgot her icloud account on in about an hour.
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Hello /g/, what is your favorite distro besides Gentoo and Arch?
Also, if you made a custom distro, please reply with the name of it.
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Ubuntu is pretty easy to use so I like that but I don't use linux anymore since I never really saw a benefit
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Debian, point out a flaw with the distro itself... (though i currently use Arch)
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>>58701412
Systemd
tell me how it's a honeypot
if you don't like it, what do you recommend?
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it's public
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>>58700434
Learn how p2p works
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>>58700434
>>>/ptg/
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Has anyone here done a DIY VR with a phone for use with vidya streaming via USB from a PC?
Is it usable or I'm better off saving my shekels for an actual HMD?
>inb4 shit like cardboard
Again I don't know a lot about this but some chink VR holders (is that what its called?) like the Fiit 2 seem really nice with adjustable lenses and everything. They look even better than jewgle's daydream thing
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>>58700426
this sounds disgusting!
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Yea Ive tried it.
Played some stuff like Fallout 4 and some free rift games. Its..well...its ok.
Its not as awesome as you might think it is, especially because you need a long time to set all this shit up and get it going. I guess to try out the VR experience its good but dont rely on that stuff to actually play hundreds of hours with it.
Also VR porn is quite comfy with the plastic Cardboard clones. The pornhub app even has a vr mode
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I tried Trinus on Skyrim. I then got myself a proper HMD.
Well, obviously it isn't the same, the 3D is there and the rotation tracking works, but I didn't find it practical at all, it only works with games that haven't been designed for VR. I wouldn't recommend getting a holder if you're even just considering getting a Vive or a Rift.
If you do, get compound, it's a good free game
What laptop should I buy /g/
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>>58700379
ux305
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x220
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>>58700379
Thinkpad
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Find me a better File Manager
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>>58700258
nemo > *
actually configurable, has thumbnails that can be sized, bookmarking sidebar, devices sidebar, tabs, dual-view/side-by-side view.
it's by far the greatest FM on Linux. only Finder is better.
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Is dolphin a fork of nemo or what?
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>>58700258
ranger