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The US Government won. I'm not sure anymore whom to trust.

In October 2016 Assange was said to be dead/arrested/vanished. Soon after an edited/fake interview with non-relevant info came out.
It was also said the dead man's switch got triggered. Sha checksums (i think) were posted on twitter which didn't match.
It was said that Wikileaks got infiltrated by the CIA. Would make sense, because virtually no one asks for the legitimity of their releases anymore, they are regarded as 100% real all the time.
Pizzagate happened/happens. Alternative media is split in two opposing camps, drawing much attention to this topic, away from others. Intended? Planned? Is it legit, but they want to test how far they can go on exposing things and getting away with it? Are the vault7 leaks there to make us think "it's all rigged anyways, no matter what i do", so they can actually get the next generations to just accept this "evolution"?
I'm may sound paranoid, but these are just concerning thoughts crossing my mind lately.

What's your opinion /g/?

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Gimme a single reason 7 wasnt the last good Windows OS

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>trying to learn webdevelopment
>all the good website ideas have long been taken

Ah yes.

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What is this?

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>Kirin 960 SOC
>3GB LPDDR4
>32GB on-board storage
>USB-C
>M.2 slot

>$240

I feel like even with decent hardware for one of these single-board computers, that price is too high. I might see $199 as a justifiable price.

http://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2017/4/27/15459614/huawei-hikey-960-single-board-linux-computer

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How do I run iOS apps on Android?

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>plug in a USB device
>C.H.I.P. has kernel panic because USB device drew more than 200mA
>C.H.I.P. is plugged into 5V 2A power supply
>C.H.I.P. can't just draw more power from the 2A supply to power the USB because they skipped out on capacitors on the host USB port to shave off 25 cents from BOM
>you have to get a special power supply shield ordered in from a small scale manufacturer in Germany who charges $23 + $9 shipping
>cost ends up being higher than R Pi 3

Why they do this?

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>MKBHD uses an iPhone/Pixel combo
>Erica uses an iPhone
>Austin Evans uses an iPhone
>Floss uses an iPhone
>Zack uses an iPhone/S7 Edge combo
>Lou uses an iPhone

These are people who review phones from the inside out and figure out what the best device to use is for a living. You have literally no excuse.

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>self driving car
>road collapses ahead because of land slide
>have to press break twice and power button to take off of self driving mode because of freeway
>panic because 30ft ahead road is 90 ft drop and you're going 70mph
>can't turn off self driving mode

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Yang met Alibaba founder Jack Ma in 1997 during Yang's first trip to China. Ma, a government-employed tour guide and former English teacher, gave Yang a tour of the Great Wall of China. The two hit it off and discussed the growth of the Web. Ma created Alibaba several months later. A 1997 photo of Yang and Ma at the Great Wall still hangs on the wall in Alibaba's Hangzhou office.

In 2005, under Yang's direction but before he took over as CEO in 2007, Yahoo! purchased a 40% stake in Alibaba for $1 billion plus the assets of Yahoo! China, valued at $700 million. In 2012, Yahoo! sold a portion of its stake in Alibaba for $7.6 billion. The company made an additional $9.4 billion in Alibaba's 2014 IPO. Eric Jackson, the founder of hedge fund Ironfire Capital, called Yahoo!'s investment in Alibaba "the best investment an American company has ever made in China," and stated, "Jerry deserves enormous credit for that."

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Does Windows 10 do anything that 7 can't?

I'm seriously asking, I want to move back to 7 for the aesthetics and speed but don't want to lose out on any important features.

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Imagine that you want to buy a case for under $150 and aren't a faggot that likes gaudy shit. What case would you get?

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>TFW AI will never be creative
it will always just work off a dataset

>>inb4 machine learning
machine learning is just a data set run through repetitive testing cyles.

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What's his problem?

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Android and "Chrome OS" and the Google fanboys who support them have done more harm to the growth of NATIVE LINUX than any corporation in existence. Because of Android and "Chrome OS" people stopped developing applications for desktop Linux.

Their argument does something like: Android is Linux or "Chrome OS" is Linux so I'll just develop for them. They think having the Linux kernel makes it Linux.