Name a better music player than Rocket Player. Ya can't huh? Shame.
Timber
>>61582303
youtube
>not open source
How smart is /g/?
>snot-nosed runt posting his 3rd grade math homework
fucking STATE of /g/
>>61582281
Who has homework in the summer?
Not super tech savy anon here. Just curious is there a way to detect if your work is monitoring/keylogging/etc your cell and/or laptop when your not connected to their network (at home). Don't have anything to hide persay but I do use these devices to journal and document my work encounters to cover my own ass and it would render doing so useless if it wasn't private. Sorry for being a "help me please i'm too lazy to google". Thanks in advance.
If it is plugged in to the wall, it can be hacked.
- Kevin Mitnick or something
you're better off asking yourself what do I absolutely need to save on this machine than ways to prevent someone from accessing it.
>>61582188
Open cmd box.
Type: netstat -ano
Don't freak out.
which one is better?
>>61582015
Its been a while but I recall trying to find a dd-wrt supported router gave me cancer. I'd imagine it didnt get any better.
>>61582015
lede
>>61582015
Anything with communist symbols should be avoided.
>watching a recent UK show
>no more than 25% of people in the segment were Anglo
woah technology!
>>61581922
wrong board dumb honkey
Is the BBC the most cucked organization in all of the british isles?
Should Donald Trump ban Trans people from the internet? Why or why not?
Absolutely.
That way he will get impeached and Pence can break out the jumper cables.
install gentoo
>>61581775
Cant we just ban all americans from the internet? You guys create all these retarded trends in the first place.
Redox OS
>designed to with security in mind
>microkernel design similar to minix
>written with rust+assembly
>open source
>mit license
Why haven't you tried this yet /g/?
>>61581756
Gentoo Redox when?
>>61581756
>microkernel
lol, meme os
>>61581756
Looks like I can practically do fuck all with it.
If you self hosted all your own services, google's botnet would be useless.
>>61581441
I cant host because of my connection desu
>>61581477
You can self host may services, even with a dynamic connection and slow speed. Maybe IRC for your friends? Ditch google any way you can, friend.
>>61581441
why not park your car in the same room too?
Soo Im making a budget gaming pc
and this is what I have
>Mobo H81M-E33
>cpu I3 4170
>500w Power supply
>Case Rosewill Dual Fan Micro atx
>2 hdds a 500gb and a 250gb
>a random optical disk drive i found
>Gpu zotac gtx 750ti 2gb ddr5
any thoughts about this build /g/ ?
>he lists his parts that he already has and asks for advice
Where is your memory you dumbfuck, i spent 5 minutes making a pcpartpicker list for you
Saging for your dumb shit OP
>>61581479
shut up anon and its 8gbs of ddr3
What does /g/ think of Hue lights?
>>61581289
Botnet.
Useful, but botnet.
>>61581358
>>61581363
are you sure none of them run on free open source software? I mean, if not this particular brand, maybe some other one does
why the fr*ck doesn't this work
https://pastebin.com/hQx8YcbQ
>>61581162
can you please just post the strace or something so I don't have to compile and run this. also please use sprunge.us or ix.io or some other pastebin that make less prominent a display of aidsmenship
>>61581182
There is no stack trace
1. the regex compiles
2. the regex runs without error
3. the regex appears to be written correctlyregex_t tok_subspace;
// Supposed to match on any string of digits inside of brackets
if ((r = regcomp(&tok_subspace, "\\{\\d+\\}",REG_EXTENDED))){
// No errors
char errbuf[1024];
regerror(r, &tok_subspace, errbuf, sizeof(errbuf));
printf("tok_subspace error: %s\n", errbuf);
return 1;
}
match.rm_so = 0;
match.rm_eo = 0;
// Doesn't match for "{1}" or "123"
// No errors
int x = regexec(&tok_subspace,token_buff,1,&match,0);
>>61581182
>>61581280
It is just supposed to match digits between brackets ("{" and "}")
I have tried a bunch of different ways and tested them on regexr.com
i need to hire a programmer to develop some desktop applications for me really simple
preferably in c sharp budget 500 usd
probably like 4 hours work
i had more success hiring from here than odesk and hireafreelancer
>4 hours work
yeah, that's not gonna happen.
Explain how much work there is to be done and tell me your hourly rate, I'll tell you how many hours that requires.
>>61581088
ok drop me an email or add me on skype
[email protected]
or skype me at selfie4cam
>>61581072
NO REQUIREMENTS
JUST DELIVER
So I have an idea for mounting power strips for my battlestation.
If I used posterboard and gorilla glue for mounting the power strips onto my desk, would the glue damage the wood and not come off easily if I wanted to move it around later? The posterboard is so I don't have to glue the power strip directly onto the wood.
Velcro or 3mdual lock you faggot
>>61580844
You would not get that glue off without damaging the wood.
>>61580844
>(((Gorilla Glue)))
You too good for Scotch tape?
IPTABLES thread
post your rules files please. And answer any questions if possible.
I don't know shit about network but I'm trying to protect me.
Can iptables be of any help in protecting my desktop?
Apparently I can't just block every port in INPUT and OUTPUT chains because browsers use random ports to create connections..
So all I can do is, for example, allow in INPUT only connections where the source port is like 80 or 443, but nothing stops an attacker from using those ports to attack me, right?
>Can iptables be of any help in protecting my desktop?
>allow in INPUT only connections where the source port is like 80 or 443
Why are you running a public webserver on your desktop?
>>61580875
I'm not. is iptables only usefull for webservers?
>>61580785
-P INPUT DROP
-P FORWARD DROP
-P OUTPUT ACCEPT
Call me an autist, but really want to know what book is under the c book. that's all. Thanks /g/entlemen.
>>61580781
>>61580781
Hard to say but that layout is typical of Addison Wesley's stuff they did for Apple in the '90s.
>>61580781