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what kind of programming gloves does /g/ use?

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>mfw plug out an ethernet cable at work and all sysadmins are unable to solve it

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https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/5644

>mkdir -p /foo/dir{1,2}
>touch /foo/.bar{1,2}
>cat /etc/tmpfiles.d/test.conf
>R! /foo/.* - - - - -

>root filesystem is no more

systemd faggots will defend this

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Soup /g/,
Has anyone had any experience with Clevo laptops? I've found one for £900 that has a Skylake i7, 16GB RAM and an SSD.

Any thoughts on this?

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AES-NI is pretty much everywhere now. Prior to this I got crappy performance with FDE so as a user it's OK.

I got to thinking, how do places in the world that are wary of the US deal with / address the hardware support for encryption that is obstinately a hardware implementation of a US standard? Can it be disabled and a different crypto-acceleration card be substituted?

In a hypothetical adversarial situation how much weight can you put on there not being a backdoor in there? How open is the AES-NI implementation?

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Core i3-6006U (dual, 2.0 GHz) or Pentium N4200 (quad, 1.60 GHz, "turbo boost" up to 2.6 GHz) for a mom laptop?

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people still call music players "Mp3 player"

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>I support Intel

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Good afternoon fine gentleman

I need a name for a computer shop, any ideas?

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Mac Pro case
Asus RoG maximus gene viii
samsung 960 256gb ssd
160gb data drive
8gb ripjaws 2.something ghz ddr4
i5 7600k 3.8ghz
Win 10 pro
Evga 1000wat 3g psu

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>make GPL'd free and open source software and I want to sell it
>get asked for source code so people can compile and use it for free
I will never get cucked into making free software ever again.

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So how many times has this happened now?

>Bulldozer
>GCN
>Fury
>Polaris
>Ryzen
>Waiting for Vega

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Why does printer technology never change? We're still using the same overpriced inkjets for the past 30 years now.

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The biggest argument against net neutrality is a demand for a free market. But when making this argument, the FCC ignores the fact that the "market" exists on the internet. Many businesses exist solely online, and plenty of innovation has thrived because websites can fairly compete. By removing net neutrality, we give a regulatory power to the ISPs, which threatens the free market nature of the internet. Therefore, the "free market" argument makes no sense. The removal of net neutrality removes regulation from the ISP market, but puts a stranglehold on a much bigger economy: the entirety of the web.

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