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Stop paying your bills. If you don't get cut off you're being tapped.

>>61491128
If your that much if a target that your being tapped you already fucked up

Hook it up to your wall socket. That should burn through all wiretapping equipment.

>>>/v/

kys OP.

>>>/v/

>>61491120
You need a new one
https://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri
but if you want to check

>>61491091
Bump for interest. Also what do you not like about programming? Personally I've programmed applications in C# but now I've been doing web apps with Ruby on Rails and it isn't nearly as fun.

Bumping too. I've always wanted to make the switch but I feared that it's gonna be even more boring now that Internet of Shit becomes a thing. No challenge in closing some SSH ports anon.

>>61488992

Ask in the /sec/ general.

Anyone?

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Bachelors of networking here. SDN is the networking meme right now. If you plan on using it or working with carrier-grade shit, a background in networking will help far more than basics in comp. Sci.

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>>61495372
Perhaps I should clarify. To carriers (ISPs and the like) SDNs represent a desperately needed acceleration to any of their issues. Take for instance his long it takes to set up a VXLan on a Linux network. A multitude of coherent commands need to be issued across the networks' entirety. Not only do these commands need to be issued in proper sequence, but they need to keep in mind just what sort of environment each command is run. Imagine doing this in every fiber point in the entirety of a carrier's tier one backbone, and combine with the insane overhead of every special snowflake every L2 and L3 hop along the way. This is why SDNs like OpenDaylight are a thing right now. They keep a single and contiguous view if an entire network, and allow a single API to modify and update that view.

From an IT perspective, it simplifies things enormously. No running to a zillion devices and keeping them in mind as you chart a course through your backbone. Or for Amazon, dynamically assigning networks for every customer under similar circumstances.

Additionally, a business can implement these changes from a single control point at both an incredibly reduced cost, and at a substantially greater speed

4chan devs are technically inept. They also care more about phoneposter numbers than post quality so adding a format that phoneniggers can't view isn't in the interest of the devs.

> multilib
> anno nostri domini duo millia septendecim

>clang
>>>/trash/

>>61490326
> multilib
That was special when it was new. Now it's deprecated. 'cause x86_64 all the way.

> LFS
install gentoo

> clang
Good compiler and fair game as default, but generally you want to mix compilers anyhow.

If it fails, just change the profile to GCC for the respective package -install gentoo- and compile with that.

>>61490258
Buy new ffs

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>>61490308
Why?

>>61490338
>Update
Yeh..why?

>>61490085
If I use zeronet will I be officially in their (((list)))?

>>61490173
Use tor if you are paranoid

Stop making threads about this stupid piece of shit memenet. There is literally not a single good website on it.

>OCaml is in the top fifty
Makes me happy

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>programming languages
>python
>javascript
>php
>html

>>61490041
>HTML
kek

open multiple cmds and write ping 127.0.0.1 in all of them and hit enter

literally slowing down the entire internet with this ddos

>>61489868
this
>>61489827
also nice try FBI nigger, nice try

>>61489827
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2FxTgd3uTE
watch this first

I guess you would need a point of sale machine for pimping your mom.

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>>61489839

>>61489839
Nice

>>61489738
tldr

Source
https://www.cnet.com/news/intel-accuses-qualcomm-of-trying-to-kill-mobile-chip-competition/#

>>61489747
jintel still hasn't payed their fines

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tfw living in Russia

Putin uses VPNs

>>61489658
>rutracker
what do

>>61489614
You mean AWStards? Even then, 100% of fuck all is still fuck all.