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Running a tor exit node is legally dangerous.

>>61033489
>not running GNUnet node
Come on anon.

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>java i2p
u made me sad :<<<<

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Friendly reminder that programmer work will become blue-collar work with matching pay within 10 years.

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>>61033365
First for Fortran.

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https://www.jimmycuadra.com/posts/the-highs-and-lows-of-rust-2017/

>>61033166
You're the reason I'm pro-choice.

>>61033194
/thread

I'm not going to run arbitrary code on my computer.
Any project without a makefile is not worth running on your computer.

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not trying to license shitpost or anything, but a lot of large companies--especially in the tech industry--gravitate towards BSD/MIT licensed software/infrastructure for the fact that said licenses permit the integration of proprietary software under rather lenient circumstances such as giving credit to the software maker or just providing the source code for the software these companies borrowed. GNU/Linux and other GPL-licensed software--especially when it comes to GPL3--forces a lot of compromise for companies, which generates friction apprehension towards the prospect of investment.

What tends to happen is that these companies will invest in the BSD's--most notably, Free and Open, and also OpenIndiana, even though the latter-most isn't a BSD image. Corporations, although not to the degree that GPL projects enjoy, may even send some open-sourced software upstream. Many of the fBSD commiters are in fact being paid by other companies in order to maintain fBSD in such a way that it is favorable--or, at least tolerable--for that company. Don't be mistaken, though; the fBSD project has its own principles, and they won't be steered towards the interest of any one company--especially if the company uses proprietary software.

For that reason, the BSD's, if useful, cannot die, because there is a corporate interest to ensure that they stay alive. This benefits everyone, because corporations get their free-as-in-gratis software, and the BSD projects get to remain sovereign and, in their minds, morally pure.

>>61032932
Choice

>>61032932
Memes.

the ball grid array solder then HDD

>>61032926
If some part of the power delivery doesn't burn out, first.

>>61032914
the gpu is gonna brun

>>61032902
Surface cucks BTFO

>>61032902
>ipad, ios, one lightnight port
Into the trash.

>surface pro is lighter than the laptop you mention probably and has best screen writing implementation

But if you dont plan to write you shouldnt get the SP I agree.

Ipad is shit tho

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>>61032902
>look at how our shit is lightly less shit than total shit!

Is this seriously the best iToddlers can come up with?

>>61032761
I quit programming but here is myexperience:

>1) What is the most stressful part of being a computer programmer?
Persistent bugs, especially close to deadlines. Once I was nearly shipped off along with the equipment when the deadline approached. I killed the bug as they wrapped the equipment in plastic for shipping.

>2) What do people think you do vs what you actually do?
bash keyboards and drink coffee vs. think hard and drink tea. I used to drink chocolate once but the bathroom scales complained.

>3) How do you deal with the stress of your job?
You don't. You live with it and debug code in your dreams. We had 6 months crunch times and you worked day and nigh, 7 days a week.

>4) How did you get your foot in the door of the world of programming?
Back then you needed only a pulse to qualify.

>5) Who are the hardest people to deal with in your job?
Customers with no realistic view on what is possible and sales people who promise the impossible. One place I worked at tanked after the sales team killed us with an impossible task. They got a bonus. We lost out jobs.

>>61032833
Sounds like you need Haskell.

>>61032833
damn sounds rough man

By compressing spacetime around itself.

>>61032733
They direct their dicks in the opposite directions of where they want to go and then take a piss

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>>61032733
Rockets burn fuel, which is expelled out the tail of the rocket. Thanks to newton's third law of motion, the rocket moves in the direction opposite the expelled force. No resistance required.

I don't care what they do, they're forcing some much needed innovation in other stores, now every other retailer is scrambling to offer free pick-up for niche merchandise ordered off their website.

>>61032524
Bezos is already on track to be the richest man in the world, and he's half as young as Bill Gates.

>>61032524
not really

I just bought a G4 play to replace my moto E, it's the only remaining model without a fingerprint scanner and supposedly getting 7.1 updates RSN. The moto E was a nice phone but I cracked the screen when I was drunk. The only downfall with it was only 1G of RAM which turned out to really be a chore, and 2G in the G4 fixes that.

I suppose a new E model would be OK but I got the G4 on closeout for cheap, get one while you can.

>>61032479
Don't get the E4 unless your a pajeet.

Buy the redmeme 4a

Lightning browser on fdroid

>>61032023
Seems great, thanks. I tried a couple of "big name" browser like UC and dolphin etc but literally all of them are botnet infested to the core and have cancer UI

firefox focus

>>61031770
>128GB SSD
that's why

>>61031770
Linux doesn't work well on it and Windows is complete garbage.

Because it's hot and cloth is gonna be stupid

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Why 1080p. Why 8 gigs. You could get a decent laptop thats 1280x900 or smth with 4 gigs of ram and play that pile of shite of a game on max settings. Or get the 15,6"+ with 4 gigs and 1080p and play on less than ultra. I don't see the problem.

>>61031572
I'm sure her bf will appreciate her new laptop, cuck.

>>61031725
>Why 1080p
Because it's 2x the pixels of 720p and looks a hell of a lot nicer

>Why 8 gigs
So you can use Youtube, Skype and league all at the same time without having to worry about your ram

>>61031745
She doesn't have a boyfriend. Once she gets a laptop she'll be spending evenings at my house after work. Currently it's pointless coming round as I have no xbox/ps, just my single desktop

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looks comfy as fuck

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>>61031639

more than anything

There are plenty of cheaper, more competent looking windows laptops that will work better than current MacBook stuff.

>>61031369
Don't buy into this, OP. Windows 10 is fucking ass. MacOS is superior in every way unless you want gaymen. Not to mention, MBP is god-tier hardware.

>>61031327
MacBook Pro + https://developer.apple.com/development-kit/external-graphics/

Advance 3D software need modern version OpenGL,using CUDA(only nVidia cards have it) Pixar,video games industry run in workstation windows or Linux with nvidia cards.

Basic 3D software runs fine in Mac OS.