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Is the bus speed normal?
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No, buses shouldn't exceed 60 except on the interstate, and only as properly marked
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>>60891311
Buses aren't allowed to do the speed limit?
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>>60891407
Depends on the highway . Slower traffic usually keeps on the right side though .
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I've got a $10 Newegg gift card, what's a good 120mm fan to replace the stock one on my MSI hybrid 1080?
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>>60890915
install gento
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>>60890915
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835352006
Its good fan with 5 star reviews with the budget you want
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>>60891571
Thanks for the suggestion, though I don't mind spending a little more if the fan's more than $10
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A Cryptographic Language 2017-06-14 12:46:27 Post No.60890406
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As far as I understand it, it seems like tons of crypto algorithms end up being vulnerable to various methods (including brute force) primarily because of the fact that our languages cannot be randomly jumbled up and still expected to yield a meaningful message.
So once they start noticing that they're able to produce grammatical English then the crackers know they've got something.
But what if there was a language in which every single possible combination of letters/words/heiroglyphs/whatever produced a valid grammatically correct statement within that language.
Then brute forcing would become useless because you could never tell when you've got something. Of course they could still maybe crack it by brute forcing entire chains of conversation at once and just manually verifying if each message makes contextual sense with each other. But that would be extremely difficult, and you could probably even avoid that by just talking in codes/riddles whatever and never reusing any of the same lingo the other person uses.
>But anon, you can do that with any encryption method
Yes, but if it's a natural language that's encrypted (say English) even if you talk in a confusing way they can still know that they've got the actual transmissions you've been sending back and forth. So then all that's left to do is interpret the messages.
With the type of language I described above however they could never truly know they have the right messages and they'd always know that their interpretation of the conversation might just be them interpreting random noise and finding meaning.
Of course this wouldn't work for sending any kind of data or files, because good luck creating an image encoding format where every single possible set of data produces a visually coherent image.
But still, it could work for brute-force-proofing plain text encryption (or at least making it much much more difficult).
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>brings up problem
>"hey but what if there was this hypothetical method of encoding information so it would look like other information and not noise. Then we wouldn't have any problems!"
idiot
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>>60890420
I'm not talking about an encoding. I'm talking about creating an entire language to behave that way.
You wouldn't be able to just plug that shit in google translate, you'd have to actually sit down and learn a new language.
and it probably would be a very restrictive language too, not as expressive as natural languages are, but still.
I see no reason it isn't doable. In fact I think there's probably languages that exist today which come close.
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>>60890420
What the hell is even your point?
What's wrong with making noise look like information to throw red herrings at anyone trying to brute force something?
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Name 1 (one) reason that you still use Windows on your LAPTOP
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>>60890142
not my reasons but.
>Optimus
>No bluetooth on broadcom chips
>Propietary desktop GPUs are hard? laptop gpus are even harder
>GRUB or any bootloader that isn't windows' is shit and it makes windows angry
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I mean, I have a dualboot but ffs if someone isn't using GNU/Linux already what makes you think this will make them switch?
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I don't.
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Computer illiterate here help me /g/ 2017-06-14 12:06:39 Post No.60890050
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Computer illiterate here help me /g/
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Hey /g/ my desktop is old and trash and I can't run any games on it anymore. I was thinking about buying:
https://www.amazon.com/CYBERPOWERPC-GLC4200A-Desktop-i7-7700K-7200RPM/dp/B01MRYJG25/ref=pd_lutyp_simh_1_4?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B01MRYJG25&pd_rd_r=1Z306D2ENTRJZ4SGSDJM&pd_rd_w=TXUyY&pd_rd_wg=eeMZG&refRID=1Z306D2ENTRJZ4SGSDJM&th=1
I've never built a computer so is something like this good for gaming/me? Is the price worth it? Does anyone have a good list of parts they would use to build there own for 1000-1200? Im an absolute idiot when it comes to computers. Thanks in advance bros.
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>>60890050
PC building general
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>>60890089
wait what
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>>60890110
Go there and ask, don't waste your money.
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What's this I hear about GDrive banning accounts with encrypted Cheese Pizza?
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>>60890001
good ridance, wtf are you doing with cp in the first kill yourself, you sicko.
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good
only retards use le cloud storage for actually meaningful data
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>>60890001
>banning accounts with encrypted Cheese Pizza
But how do they know?
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What's the best OS for someone new to server OS's? I have been using winblows 7 and sharing drives over the network and want to change it up. Should I go with server 2012 or try linux, maybe debian? Main use is file sharing and media server, maybe a webserver.
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TempleOS.
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>>60890033
secular replies only
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>>60889997
Windows is good in File sharing for starters. For webserver Debian. Media server I don't know.
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Hey /g/, I was building a 1000$ >gaming and heavy-duty content production PC and I was thinking about choosing a Ryzen or an Intel processor.
Ryzen 5 1500X and i5-7500 to be exact. I heard Ryzen is far better than the i5 when it comes to content producing. Is that true? If so, how -much-?
If I want to play current games (BF1, Overwatch) on Ultra, Full HD, 60FPS and do some ocassional work in Unreal Engine is the i5 good enough? Or is the Ryzen far better than the i5, and the slight performance downgrade in games is indistinguishable?
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>>60889818
1500X will beat the i5-7500 hands down. Although if you're really looking for content production you might want to move up to the 1600 or 1600X as they have 6 cores 12 threads.
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>>60889818
define
>heavy-duty content production
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>>60889913
probably video rendering or something
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A world without JavaScript 2017-06-13 11:42:51 Post No.60889770
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A world without JavaScript
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Imagine if Netscape had embedded OCaml into their browser instead of inventing JavaScript.
How different would the world be today?
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>>60889770
911 wouldn't have happened
jews and niggers would have all been gassed
we'd be exploring galaxies 1 billion light years away
everyone would have VR harem with millions of women to fuck every day
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I'd like to imagine there'd be know more web indie dev startup hipster "code baristas" located in California but that probably would've happened either way.
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>>60889770
>OCaml
Why not Ruby?
RubyScript would have been amazing.
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>launch video game
>blackberry app starts to install
w-what did i do guys
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>Either the user controls the program or the program controls the user.
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iOS doesn't have this problem. :^)
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>>60889952
thats the only thing that jew has said that makes sense
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If I leave my PC idling on the desktop for ten minutes or so the cursor become really slow and unresponsive.
It's happened ever since I updated to win10 and i've searched for a fix and tried everything I found but no luck yet.
Anyone feel they can shed some light on this, it's bloody annoying.
No i'm not going to install linux instead, this is a dual boot system, issue only exists in windows.
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Not going to help you because you posted that """""""food."""""""
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>>60889458
Disable mouse acceleration and USB selective suspend. Also go to device manager then your mouse properties and untick the box under power options
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>>60889654
I've tried all that.
I've tried everything I can think of and everything the internet suggests
disabling acceleration
disabling selective suspend
disabling cortana
disabling realtek
it's a wired mouse so it isn't a battery issue
It works fine on boot and as long I keep using it.
If I load a game and play that with either a mouse or a controller for hours there are no problems even when switching back to desktop.
It's only when i leave the computer for ten minutes or longer doing nothing and then when i come back the mouse take ages to register an input.
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mac has no programs
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muh after effects
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>>60888838
your obviously lying, i can see them in the dock right their
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>>60888838
You forgot ">"
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Picked up a T430s for next to nothing, and I wanted to throw an AC wifi card in it. Can't seem to find a whitelisted BIOS though. I know you have to hardware flash it, that's no problem for me, just need the actual image. How do I go about making one?
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>>60888711
I am on Linux but if I need windows I can install it.
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And this is why I don't bother with Lenovo, this shit
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>>60889298
IIRC newer ones don't have whitelists
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If AI is invertible, does it means that humanity's existence will cease to exist (at least as we know it)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRdcZSuCpNo
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Not really.
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>>60888534
My layman speculation is that general AI is not inevitable, and may not be possible at all. There seems to be something fundamentally different about the workings of our meat brains and the workings of silicon constructs.
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I most certainly hope so
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raspberry pi zero-w question 2017-06-13 09:53:23 Post No.60888523
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raspberry pi zero-w question
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Hey /g/, I hope this is the right place. If not, please redirect me.
I have a project where I need to take a command from the internet (think, someone pushes a button on a specific Web page), then use webhooks to get a raspberry pi zero-w to activate a gpio pin. So I downloaded the Prota Pi OS thinking that would make it easy. Turns out I can't even get the prota OS to work on the pi zero. I burned the image to the SD card, plugged it all together, and I don't even get an indication that the R Pi is working. Ie, no video on hdmi, no AP showing up on wifi, no nothing. I tried plugging a couple of different wifi dongles in, just in case the built in wifi wasn't working for some reason, but I just can't seem to get anything to happen. Is my pi busted out of the box? Am I just an idiot missing an obvious but critical step?
Does anyone have experience using prota OS on a raspberry pi zero? Any suggestions on how to access a webhook with a different OS and get it to activate gpios? Sorry for my ignorance, but we all need to start somewhere.
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>>60888523
Shameless self bump.
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>>60888523
Try the /dpt/ - Daily Programming Thread.
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>>60889596
Will do. Thanks.