Precancer >>62353601
10/10 OP desu senpai
>OP is a faggot most likely not even in KG
>tfw I'm just going to watch some more /molpex animu/ and /korena kino/
>>62366703
less than 50 slots left
>2017
>using uHide Origin instead of a superior adblocker
>>62366512
it's a faggotest anon
I dont use pajeet software.
>>62366512
>pajeet tier english
>jewfox only
No, thanks.
What are your favorite topics in infosec/netsec?
I like the racism
I want to suck my own cock really hard now.
IRC: #/tpg/ on irc.rizon.net
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>>62351240
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If you're looking for purchase advice, READ THE BUYERS GUIDE FIRST. Then post, stating budget and requirements (e.g. size and performance).
>Don't buy anything OTHER THAN P, T, X, and W SERIES if you want the Real Business Experience™
Recommended IBM models:
X60, X61, T60, T61, 860, Transnote, PC110
Recommended old models:
X200, W500
Recommended modern models:
X220 - 12", 768x1366, cheap and light
T420 - normal size, 14", 900x1600
T520 - 15", 1080p, Quadcore-CPUs
W520 - desktop replacement, 15", USB 3.0
Last good models:
X230 - 12", USB 3.0, IPS option avaiable, classic keyboard installable
T440p - 14", last ThinkPad to have replacable CPUs, 1080p IPS displays avaiable
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Why ThinkPad?
>Used machines are plentiful and cheap.
>Excellent keyboards - tactile feel and quiet.
>Great durability: chassis uses a magnesium rollcage for structural integrity, with high quality plastic body panels.
>Utilitarian design: e.g. indicator LEDs, 7 row keyboard layout on older models.
>Docking stations that easily turns your laptop into a desktop.
>Easy to repair, upgrade and maintain thanks to readily available service manuals for every model. Spare parts are easy and cheap to obtain.
>The best trackpoint (that red thing in the middle of the keyboard). Great for those who type a lot or hate swiping their fingers all over a touchpad.
>Excellent GNU/Linux & *BSD support.
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Used ThinkPad Buyers Guide:
http://ktgee.net/tpg
New guides by xsauc:
http://www.dankpads.com
ThinkWiki - Info on ThinkPads and running GNU/Linux on them:
http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/ThinkWiki
ThinkPad service guides w/ tutorial videos:
https://www.lenovoservicetraining.com/
ThinkPad wallpaper collection:
https://imgur.com/a/NlepZ
I'm looking for a laptop with a good 1080p IPS screen and maybe a backlit keyboard.
What should I do /g/?
>Tfw you rub your penis on trackpoint
Are all the SATA HD caddys pretty much interchangable?
>tfw the truth is too much to handle for AMretarDs
http://fraghero.com/russian-guy-murders-his-friend-over-argument-about-which-graphics-card-is-better-nvidia-or-amd/
>>62366242
Did you even read the article? The nvidrone is the murderer.
>This led to the discussion about which cooler of a GPU is better, nVidia or AMD. The discussion soon took a turn for the worst and Aleksander ended up murdering his friend for claiming that AMD was better.
>>62366242
>the absolute state of nVidiots
>>62366242
>old news
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>>62366155
>shitpera
Who cares, Even chrome is open sourced
I'm still hyped up for watching youtube videos on this but I don't think anyone's worked on h264 or whatever yet
Wangblows builds when?
Verdict: Total trash, do not buy for any reason
http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/intel-core-i7-8700k-benchmarks.html
DELET pls. You can't do that.
>50% more cores than 7700k, 28% better result
fake as fuck
>>62365850
>guru3d
>fake
How come you can get a 6 Core 12 thread Xeon for like 15-20 USD/EUR on Ebay but even the most basic 1366 socket board will set you back ~$100€?
Why are those relatively powerful CPUs so cheap?
>>62365716
because dead and discontinued platform
>>62365789
I don't believe a single word out of your filthy mouth
>>62365716
Thousands upon thousands of old, decommissioned servers.
Look at the prices of server that are a couple of generations old. You can buy 10 for the price of a shitty rusted car.
No, I'm not talking about 'making' a PC by screwing in a mobo and slotting in a GPU, but actually making a computer the way enthusiasts had to do for most of the 70s.
Searching online I can find tons of modern plans for simple Z80 computers, but I would like to use 70s era plans for this, like those that would have been published in a magazine or club newsletter. I'd also like to use as many 70s era parts and materials as possible, and I'm having a harder time figuring out what kind of keyboard and monitor would be appropriate.
Nice clock Ahmed
>>62365723
kek
>>62365698
>but actually making a computer the way enthusiasts had to do for most of the 70s.
They where usually kits.
You can still buy kits to make Z80 based computers, etc.
Most enthusiasts bought actual minicomputers, like Altair, that's why they where enthusiasts, nerds bought kits.
>buy refurbished Elitebook
>order a new battery along with it
>turns out the original battery still has about 5-6 hours of life left
So what now? Can I just keep the battery until the original one dies? Or is it better if I just swap them anyway?
>>62365591
first option op
>>62365505
You can store the weaker battery at 40-50~% charge in a cool, dry place for long periods of time.
Keep it as a backup, don't throw it away or anything on principle. Make sure to charge it back up every few months or so.
>>62365600
This. Batteries are expensive. You might consider using the old one as a backup or something if you're willing to lug it and frequently can't access an outlet.
New iPhone announce tomorrow.
>inb4 cringer
xDddd
>>62365244
dubs confirm, definitely a faggot.
>>62365244
Faggot
Could anyone explain how do usb c cables vary and what kinds of cables are there, please?
I got a chinese usb c charged 2 in 1 laptop, but posts on what chargers should I use are at least inconsistent. The only rule that I noticed that it's compatible with cables that have usb c on both sides. Would a 9$ 12-9v 1.5a nintendo charger be enough or do I need more expensive apple compatible charger? Stock charger is 12v 2a
I also need a USB C cable for my smartphone since I lost the original, and I don't know shit either.
Bump, I know it's not an android vs iphone thread but maybe we could post about something else once in a while.
Look for Benson approved cables.
After having a smart phone for a good while, I think I've come the conclusion that I Android AND iOS are both complete shit. I'm ready to make the switch. Is there any thing to look for in a dumb phone?
Just give up cellphones altogether
>>62364261
I tried this.
It is retarded.
Still having signal/telegram to be in contact with important persons is nice.
also for train times n shit.
Just get a new number, tell nobody and just hand it to important people. This did the trick for me.
Also do not install any unnessesary bloat
>>62364272
Not ideal with wife and baby :/
I'm going to do a project in digital forensics.The task is pretty flexible.
I was thinking about dumping some USB sticks with a form of "malware".
However, the "malware" must not do anything else than send system information about the target PC, and maybe spread? The idea is to track the amount of "infections" and see the different system info for the different types of victims, and get an idea how fast a malware could potentially spread.
The problem is that using an actual malware is unethical and would not be approved.
However, is there any form of "ethical" trojans meant for testing? Which only sends system information, and doesn't give access to files or further surveillance capabilities?
As long as it's an unintended installation without the agreement of the user it will be considered malware. Second of all, sending pc specs is considered as personal information. The only "ethical" malware I could think of is an installshield setup.exe then it just sends a "test" string through tcp. Spreading is also malware since unintended install will occur.
tl;dr, to make an "ethical" malware you just need to be a big company like M$:
>unintended install of w10
>sends screenshots of your desktop every minute
>shares p2p updates with nearby pc's (here's your spreading technique)
>records yourkeypresses
>records apps opened and closed
>sends your personal data to m$
>makes sure it's difficult to change OS by creating a shitty safeboot feature
looks like a RAT, to me, the best RAT ever invented because the malware IS your OS.
>search github
>rat
>trojan
>>62363870
Sounds boring, you should at least use it to set up a reverse shell.
>"Why, yes, I do hinder my computing experience by exclusively using FOSS garbage and CuckCuckGo under the false pretence that not only do I matter, but I matter so much that the machine built for convenience should be as inconvenient as possible to protect muh privatez, thanks for asking"
who are you quoting
>>62363412
myself
>>62363419
thanks