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Does /g/ use a web-based email client such as Gmail, or a desktop client such as Outlook or Thunderbird?

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What happened? When are they coming back?
I miss them :'(

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Longtime android user here, I just got my first iphone, a cracked iphone 5S I found on the side of the road. I managed to fix the screen for $13 (found it on ebay). I really don't know what I'm doing and am looking for some good websites with information about jailbreaking, activation locks, etc.

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Look I programmed a car in C

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How long do I let this go before I drive to Microsoft and start putting holes in nerds?

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Is this true, /g/?

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will we ever see a price drop in the near future?

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http://appleinsider.com/articles/17/06/15/apple-airport-not-on-latest-vault-7-list-of-gear-susceptible-to-factory-firmware-hack-by-cia

>The document dump of files generated by the CIA from as late as 2012 claims that devices from Asus, Belkin, Buffalo, Dell, DLink, Linksys, Motorola, Netgear, Senao, and US Robotics were susceptible to the attack vector. According to WikiLeaks, the Stanford Research Institute was a key partner in developing the CIA's tool.

>A "Vault 7" dump surrounding Apple wireless networking equipment circulated in March. The "Harpy Eagle" project sought to penetrate the AirPort family of hardware, but failed with all efforts stymied by a combination of Apple's encryption efforts, and the company's custom hardware solutions.

>There were no no fully functional or reliable exploits published that allowed the CIA to insert itself in a target's network through AirPort router hardware. Since the data dump's conclusion at the end of 2015, Apple has released four firmware updates for the hardware, further setting back the intelligence community's efforts.

What's your excuse for not owning the most hardened and secure router on the market, /g/?

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thread about mouses? Best mouse between 30-50$? Some photoinfo?

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I have one of these I am thinking about getting another but how do these do in raids? If they don't do well I will just get something else

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Hi /g/, non-/g/ here.
I'm deleting my [NEET] tags and getting a job so i can afford a good computer for the first time in my life, but i have no idea what i'm doing because i've never had the money to put together a computer before.

These are the parts i've chosen, simply because i want to be able to play anything on the market and preferably be able to stream it for fun while i'm doing it.
But again, i have no idea what i'm doing. I tried my best with my non-knowledge of pc building to pick parts with good reviews that would be compatible with eachother and still do the job i want them to do, but there's probably something obvious that i fucked up like the size of the case or how many/what type of slots something has that ruins everything.

If you guys could give me any input as to what i may have done wrong or any parts that might be better swapped out for something different, less powerful or cheaper, i'd appreciate it.
Please don't laugh at me too much, i don't know a whole lot.

I picked what i *think* is a self-contained water-cooling kit because i live in a hot area and i want to be able to overclock my CPU.
I'm not entirely sure how much power it would all draw, but i know i need more than 600w so i went with an 850w PSU, though i don't know if that's enough, especially if i want to pick up another graphics card to use as a dedicated physx card in the future, which i think i do.
From what i understand the price of your motherboard doesn't really matter all that much as long as it has all the slots and the correct type of slots for what you need.
I kind of want an extra 8gb stick of ram, but from what i've been looking at, 16gb seems like enough for most things, and i'll still have two extra slots if i need more in the future.

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>try *BSD again after 3 years of not using it
>ignore BSD cuckold stuff and give it a shot
>installing was a pain
>screen tearing
>very bad multimedia support
>lack of drivers
>literally less than 10k people use *BSD
>mfw fell for this stupid ass *BSD meme.
I'm never falling for this bad meme again.

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>iOS is ugly, android is so much more aesthe-

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what's in the 7.01 update? Are we more protected with or without it?

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Find a flaw

inb4
>muh generics
>muh garbage collection