What do you do to shut yourself off technology when you need to study for exams? 90% of /g/ has internet addiction, yet somehow some of you still make it.
Give me your best tips, I have absolute garbage willpower.
Put a sharpie in your ass.
Block all you can on hosts file, turn off computer, and throw away the power cables.
Or just have a little bit of discipline. If you're procrastinating, that means whatever you're skipping isn't that important.
>>58682673
Go study in a public area. The fact that people can look at your screen what you are doing might be an extra factor not to browse /g/,4chan or any other shady shit in general.
Other than that being in a different area then your bedroom alone can be a bit better.
If you have fb there is an option to temporarily shut down you account for a day or so. Look it up.
post /g/ memes
>>58682570
>>58682570
this is incredibly accurate
>>58682573
>Yui
>Holo
Good choice, anon
Older Tesla processors are cheap as chips, the M1060/C1060 cards are going for less than 40 bucks on ebay.
That being said, is there anything your average /g/ user can do with such a thing?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Nvidia-Tesla-M1060-Graphics-Processing-Unit-GPU-4GB-CPU-Processor-OEM-NEW-/231870797844?_trksid=p2141725.m3641.l6368
inb4 play games with it, it's not a gpu.
The same thing you could do with any coprocessor nowadays:
Nothing.
Maybe force your CPU you offload the specific task the coprocessor does, likely increasing overhead so much it actually hurts performance
>>58682549
pretty much this
A single Tesla is useless unless you need fp64.
Hey /g/ how are your parents?
How has it been after getting them to use a unix like OS?
If you haven't then why not?
Have my mother using a x220 with OpenBSD, using vim with cua-mode, mutt, dwm with lemonbar used as a task/launcher bar, libreoffice, and more.
Took a while to configure with the "can you make it do X?" requests but got there in the end. She's probably the least computer literate person I know but has taken a liking to the "you can have it" experience of unix.
>>58682448
>japanese grade autism
>>58682448
my parents think facebook is the internet and chrome is called windows.. it makes my life easy and their life simple
why would i force my beliefs on people who don't care and have nothing to gain from it?
older people often use only one program, the web browser, this is why i like chromebook concept
>make my system an MBR-GPT hybrid to install XP
>XP doesnt install, hal.dll error
>10 doesnt boot anymore
>Linux still works fine after modifying fstab
Literally why is Windows so shitty.
(Pic not mine)
>>58682367
because your doing stupid things to it
play stupid games win stupid prizes
>>58682367
>mbr
>gpt
pick one fag
I think youre supposed to install XP first.
I remember trying to dualboot win7 and xp because the shitty software for my peugeot only worked on XP.
And when XP was a "second" installation the shitty software wanted to install on C:/ which was the system drive for Windows 7.
Fucking french man
>your phone and your biggest HD gets hacked
>all data is put out for the public to view
how screwed are you?
Implying you judge by what's on it, not at all.
>>58682360
I've got one small folder of porn and a bunch of memes
some shit in that small folder is kinda creepy though. Like fully clothed girls who I find cute
>I don't own a phone
>My biggest HDD is for storing ISO files which are mostly PS2 and PSP games
you tell me
what do you say about my new shiny distro? its free u know
>>58682359
Fucking RedHat...go kill yourself.
tfw lack the motivation to complete RHCSA and RHCE because even if I had them I would lack the confidence to try and get a job.
I even bought a Red Hat license hoping it would increase my confidence instead of just using SL or CentOS
there is no thumbnail preview in Firefox's file picker
>Signal, a smartphone app that allows users to send encrypted messages, is gaining popularity in the political world amid rising fears about hacking and surveillance in the wake of a tumultuous election year.
>Political aides close to President Donald Trump, former President Barack Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton are users. So are some close to New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio.
>Some say the legion of political types has a singular goal to avoid a repeat of the WikiLeaks scandal, in which the emails of Mrs. Clinton and her closest allies were dumped onto the internet.
>“Everybody learned the lessons of the Clinton campaign when it came to communicating about sensitive issues over email,” one former senior aide to Mr. Obama said. “No one wants to see that happen again.”
>Roger Stone, a longtime adviser to Mr. Trump, is on the app.
>“I learned my lesson when my email got hacked in September. It was hell,” Mr. Stone said in an email. He said 30 years of contacts were destroyed and his personal and business bank accounts were compromised.
>“I realized I needed a safer encrypted way to communicate—and NO I have never communicated with any Russians on Signal.”
>Built by the San Francisco-based Open Whisper Systems, Signal is based on end-to-end encryption in which only those in direct communication can read the messages.
>Signal has seen a roughly 400% increase in downloads since Election Day last November, said founder Moxie Marlinspike. He declined to say how many people use the app.
>“It’s funny,” Mr. Marlinspike said. “In the past, people asked, ‘Are you worried terrorists are using it?’ Now they’re asking about politicians.”
>Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani said he has had the app for a few weeks. “One of my cybersecurity experts downloaded it for me,” Mr. Giuliani said.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/political-world-embraces-encrypted-messaging-app-amid-fears-of-hacking-1485492485
>Current and former senior aides to Mr. Cuomo also have the app. So do City Council members Daniel Garodnick, David Greenfield and Corey Johnson. Other users are Howard Wolfson and Marc La Vorgna, aides to former Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
>Nearly a dozen officials or aides close to Mr. de Blasio are on the app, including press secretary Eric Phillips; Nisha Agarwal, who serves as commissioner for the mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs; and Dan Levitan, a political adviser.
>Dick Dadey, executive director of the Citizens Union, an ethics group, said he understood why politicians and their aides would seek to avoid a repeat of the WikiLeaks scandal. But he said that by using apps like Signal, they also could be keeping conversations private that should be made public under freedom of information laws.
>“There are consequences to our democracy when public officials or their aides are resorting to keeping their conversations private in this way,” Mr. Dadey said.
I bet the DNC doesn't use Signal.
mfw GPLv3
Is VS Code a good editor?
>>58682051
I never gave it a try. Why would I use VS code instead of VS itself? BUMP
>>58682051
Yes
>>58682094
it's a very lightweight and powerful text editor. VS is itself a FULL IDE
>>58682094
VS is an IDE
VS Code is a text editor
If you can't tell the difference you're clinically retarded
Why aren't incinerator toilets more popular?
have you smelled burning shit?
>>58682036
fpbp
>you accidentally turn on the incenerator while taking a dump
Macs from PC parts
>inb4 a bunch of insecure neckbeards mock this kid for his hardware and game choices
i dont get it but ok
My housemates and I usually use VLC when we're watching shit on our home cinema, but I fell for the temptation to try something different because sper/g/lords said it was better.
Before transferring the movie to my laptop (slow wifi in the basement) I decided to try playing it from a network share just to make sure it worked, and it did. But when I tried copying it to my laptop the transfer failed at 95%, giving me a weird error message citing MPC-HC as the issue, even though the application (seemingly) wasn't running.
After rebooting my computer i tried again, this time the transfer went fine, and so I went into the basement where I hooked my laptop up and pressed play. About 10 seconds into the movie my friend decides that he wants subtitles because he's a massive faggot, and so I turn on the fucking subtitles. Does it work? Nope, movie goes lagging away at what looks like 5 fps. No subtitles for him tonight.
The movie plays, and in the end I bring my laptop back to my room and close MPC-HC. Guess what happens? Fucking BSOD when I close the program.
File plays perfectly in VLC, subtitles and all, no BSOD.
Why is MPC-HC so fucking shit and why in the world would anybody want to use shit that is this unstable? VLC does everything, and IT JUST FUCKING WORKS.
tl;dr: MPC-HC is a buggy piece of shit, VLC just werks.
you guys sound like computer illiterates, try >>>/v/ you'll feel more at home there
>>58681924
Great argument, if people enjoy stable software they're not worthy of your autism. How's Arch working out for you?
>ITT: I have buggy drivers that are being crashed by hardware acceleration of MPC, so VLC works while raping CPU of my intel centrino thinkpad.
So it's agreed that Phanteks is the best mass producer of cases right? We're not still on the Fractal dick?
>ENTIRE SIDE is a window
>ARRGEEBEE lighting not only on the inside, but also on the OUTSIDE
>NINE-HUNDRED DOLLARS
Nah, I'd have a Define R5 non-windowed over this gaymer bullshit any day.
Why the fuck don't you just buy a 900D?
>>58681879
No, Silverstone has been making the best fucking cases for the past 10 years.
Can someone post good sources to help me?
>inb4 search for it
Most of the content I found is not profound or lacks several topics.
>>58681851
What lang?
>>58681866
Spanish/english
Library books
bored NEET here, got nothing to do and bored of vidya, i know a bit of java from my high school days, should i get into java again or is it a dead meme language nowdays?
i self learnt java with runescape botting but i was pretty decent at it.
Java is still used a lot for enterprise software.
It's THE most demanded programming language right now. Don't let the misguided neckbeards on this board make you think otherwise
Dying shitty disfunctional meme. Learn C# for games or C++ if you wanna land a good job.