just got xiaomi smartphone, what type of tape do i need to block the fingerprint scanner from ever recording my fingerprint.
best waifu
I want to set up a personal cloud. Best way to go about it?
>>61854418
turn on file sharing
Install a hypervisor, setup hyper converged storage, proceed from there. But if you're so dumb that you have to ask this, you're too dumb to actually implement and too poor to afford the hardware
>>61854418
Have an extra computer
Install Nextcloud on whatever OS
Leave that computer turned on all the time
Hey /g/, I forgot my password on my iPhone 7 Plus and it won't detect my fingerprint. How do I get into it?
>>61854345
give it back jamal
Return it, Jerome.
>>61854345
Return to apple store with warranty papers
>give friend mumble server info address is blah.blah.com port whatever
>friend adds http:// before mumble server address
>anon its not working
why does this keep happening? ive literally had 3 people do this
Normal people don't understand protocols and ports.
>what do you mean it's not a website?
>.com means website, doesn't it?
>>61854234
Did you send them it on Steam?
Pretty sure Steam silently edits the messages you send on the recipient's side but not your side to add "http://" before anything that looks like it could be a URL. I've had this same problem before. Maybe some other software does this too.
where did the future go so wrong?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cElVxDoCEsI
>>61853778
>one
all those fucking white people. disgusting. no diversity. oppression against people of color.
>two
for the most part, most of those "predictions," "ideas," actually came true. the "network" computer they were talking about is essentially the modern day "cloud." the "bebox" with its mind blowing "two processors" and the talking about multi(cpu)core systems obviously came true. the "pilot" is the the smartphone and tablets of today.
>>61853937
>>61853778
video was dope, enjoyed the nostalgia.
however, computing today is pretty much the fully realized version of all these products. I have a Steam Link in my living room that streams my computer to my television without any hiccups and the Alexa with the screen is basically the fully realized version of that phone/computer
p much agree with >>61853937
Does anyone know an application that allows two people to share their screens sanctimoniously?My buddy and I are working on a project and for ease of understanding I want to broadcast my main monitor to his 2nd monitor and vise versa
tmux
simultaneously* how the fuck did i do that..
>>61853682
>share their screens sanctimoniously
that's called a desktop thread
Forth is the most micro computer system there is, I think we'd all agree, but does it offer you the most bang for your buck?
Here's what you get for 500 kilobytes of disk space or less:
1. A shell
2. A programming language much like a micro lisp
3. An operating system
The forth experts tell me their smallest forth bases (as in no code written on it yet) are around 8 kilobytes. Can you say the same of any other language?
Take c for example. Sure c produces small code but you have to have the massive gcc and gnu make and awk and all this other stuff to compile c code. Even lua or apl or basic can not really produce systems as small or efficient.
http://skilldrick.github.io/easyforth/
http://skilldrick.github.io/easyforth/
http://skilldrick.github.io/easyforth/
learn forth in five seconds or be a noob forever
>think of a great domain name for whatever personal project I'm working on at the time
>go to godaddy or google domains
>search
>it's available
>PREMIUM 25,000$
REEEEEE how do we stop the eternal domain name registrar?
>>61853562
>godaddy
it's too late
godaddy squats domains if you don't register after a certain amount under several shady companies owned by them
DONT USE GODADDY
>>61853595
Suggest better domain shops for the same price then
Namecheap
Considering stopping my phone subscription to increase my personal privacy. I have phone calls twice a day max. Maybe ill get a prepaid phone since some services need your phone number for example the bank.
Im i doing good?
>>61853549
>Im i doing good?
Enjoy becoming another recluse and a weirdo.... just like that autistic manchild whose pic you posted.
ps: Hope English is like your 3rd language.
>>61853640
Fuck off pajeet.
im already a weirdo, so it doesn't really matter hmm
oh and fuck u
>Google, AWS, and MS Azure all go down
>No Silicon valley services
>no botnet
Literally when
when best korea nukes cali
>>61853401
Hurry up kim
>>61853393
you do know that AWS is spread out globally right?
What are the best places to learn coding on the internet?
I'm willing to spend 200-300 dollars a month if it helps me get a better job.
Pic related.
if you spend any money other than your internet subscription to learn coding you are getting ripped off
>He is using stock rom on his phone
Fuck yeah. Moto-novo did plenty fine with theirs. I think the rootkit really smooths out the experience.
There is no excuse unless you use : Nexus, Motorola or One plus. Those are the unique nom-sucking stock rom manufacturers
gets its ass handed to it by TR and cant even beat kaby lake in gaming .....
>>61852901
Wait for the 12+ cores that will almost certianly not be enormous housefires that suck more power than an OCed 7900X.
>>61852954
If anything it should prove to be a good week long comedy
>>61852983
FIFTY WATTS PER CORE
Well, /g/? Which one?
>>61852895
clearly the keyboard
if you ever use any of the other two you must seppuku immediately
>>61852981
>you must sudoku
>>61853872
sorry senpai
I will sudoku immediately
Though I am more of a fan of kakuro
Is ProtonVPN any good? I tried NordVPN and it was so fucking slow.
Use one of the following:
> AirVPN
> Perfect Privacy
These score best in terms of privacy and speed. PP is a bit expensive though.
its fast yes, they have a some Secure Core servers. (just a chain of 2 servers) If one get compromised, you should be Ok in theory
VPNs use encryption so depending on your hardware you might be hitting a hardware bottleneck before the VPN server/network is bottlenecking you.
I use private internet access. With no VPN I get 940/940mbps on speedtest. With my VPN turned on I get ~400mbps due to my cpu bottleneck.