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yeah, a 6600K a year ago and i regret it a whole lot

Still waiting for Coffee Lake tomorrow.

>>61999632
Maybe buy a newer Intel® Core™?

Pretty secure considering the backdoor is only accessible by responsible 3rd parties.

wtf was the thing with the mysterious disappearence of TrueCrypt? Were they Guantanamo'd by Obongo?

>>61999649
>wtf was the thing with the mysterious disappearence of TrueCrypt? Were they Guantanamo'd by Obongo?
He was a south african drug lord/arms dealer who lived in thailand, he used to work coding encryption software before he made the jump.
Got caught at the time of truecrypt's shut down and extradited to the US.

867-5309

CB27864658

>>61999489
Sure

>>61999108
PR bullshit
They're a PRISM and Great Firewall of China collaborators, they don't care about their users, only about apperances. Cellebrite has an exploit for unlocking iphones and they probably got it from Apple.

>rogue espionage agencies
>implying there are legitimate ones
Holy fuck. Is this actually 1984?

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>>61999108
If only the (((intelligence))) agencies did their fucking job instead of being a fucking mafia working for private companies none of the terrorism would happen.
Why the fuck are so many terrorist anyway, did anyway stopped for a fucking second to think about this shit? Is like the very (((intelligence))) (((community))) is making them in a factory.

MORE SURVEILLANCE IS NOT MORE SECURITY

I only hacked a system with a buffer overflow vulnerability more than a decade ago. I imagine exploiting even buffer overflow now it is more difficult. All what I needed was: (a) learning some C standard; (b) x86 assembly and how to write shellcodes for Linux; (c) a bit of Linux; (d) a few tutorials from online Phrack magazine. The last one is invaluable resource. It looks like it is still being released..

Hacking: the art of exploitation

The only one you'll need

>>61999099
Assembly language is a must.
Look at some of the documents that was leaked on Wikileaks about the cia tools

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>>61999019
ban all dynamic ips

>>61999019
The entire town I live in has static IPs, and the town is still range banned for some reason. So I gotta use a pass to post anyways. May as well use a VPN, too.

Nah because then someone would just generate unique "fingerprints" every time they get banned making it considerably easier.

>IRC client?
There's millions. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Internet_Relay_Chat_clients
Maybe the quickest to try out would be Chatzilla. Install it, open it, type
/server irc.rizon.net
/join #studygroup
and voila.

>Productivity tips.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCG-KntY7aVnIGXYEBQvmBAQ

>Countless ebooks.
http://libgen.io/

>Getting your life back on track RPG.
https://habitica.com/

>Pretty okay online resource.
https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/textbook/

>Youtube channels
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEBb1b_L6zDS3xTUrIALZOw
https://www.youtube.com/user/DarrylMorrell
https://www.youtube.com/user/derekowens
https://www.youtube.com/user/drjcircuits
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmQBM1Ke7MJVxd0O2gUzSGA
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6x7DywfEqLg-3Cg_JnyTlg
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFe6jenM1Bc54qtBsIJGRZQ
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdhGKS28LbzxebigAlA2rDg

If you think this idea sucks, could you tell me why? I don't get it.

>>61998885
I mean, Free theme.

Dragon dildos

>>61998885
No I can't. Sorry bud.

No, Vulkan is.

>>61998878
>>61999193
Wrong
Gamer components/peripheries are

>>61999193

>80FPS in OpenGL
>130FPS in Vulkan
>same settings

explain pls

Why is there this huge ass circle on the right phone, when the actual lens is only like 1 millimeter in size?

>>61998730
Z O O M

The one on the right because it's red

Follow the default XDG folders (downloads, documents, images, video, music etc) and add folders for specific things (one for 3D blender files if you use blender for example).

Music is organised in a folder per album with every song tagged (date, style, artist, album cover) if you want to search a song fast.
Every movies is organised in a folder named "Movie" in your Videos folder.
Documents (work documents and E-Books) are organised in the Documents folder inside a folder with a suitable name ("Book"s for E-books, Tax forms for Tax forms etc).

Nothing is optimal but my organisation is comfy for me.

>>61998559
my download folder is a mess. I need to pay an autistic to make folder by type and arrange shits in them. Right now I dont even know what's in that folder.

>>61998674
How do you deal with the fact that programs or games will completely diregard your folder structure and ruin it?

Wire.

>>61998476
A N I M E
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>>61998650
>proprietary server
No

4k test is 4kb chunks via random read/write, which really taxes your ssd/hdd.

Basically 4k tests show the lowest you will ever see, really good memory will get better numbers, really really low shows really shit hardware.

q32 I'm not 100% sure, something to do with the way it communicates with controller.

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>>61998506
>shit hardware
It's a HGST hard-disk from a Thinkpad. I was thinking more like it would be a driver issue or something like enabling/disabling caching or a drive management "feature".

Why? You can talk here.

Pretty gay group.

Also phalanx is a massive faggot

>>61998433
fuck you honeypot

>>61998420
Neither truly respect your privacy, so just pick your poison.

>>61998420
searx.me

Duckduckgo is literally Google at this point while providing worse search results.