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>>59776452
>de looks like a shitty pajeet skin for windows xp

disgusting even for loonix

>>59776498
It's not Linux.

>>59776452
forget kolibri, install menuetOS

The OS disc image is less than 4MB

>>59776403
>implying I care which DE Canonical chooses
>implying I wont still use whatever I want

What will the codename after z?

Aanoyying Aardvark?

>>59776718
/thread

Sounds like you bought a shit drive

I only use them for shuttling large amounts of data, not carrying around with me during random travels.

As is usually asked about expandable storage on phones, I wonder why people need to bring so much storage with them. I can't imagine even filling a single 64GB microSD with trip movies.

>>59776374
>>59776407
>seagate
yes, also why would you want one

>>59776350
but I do

>2017
>not building your own desktop with the gnome toolkit
enjoy being cucked

>>59776633
>being this autistic

>>59776333
>Internet of pwned
I can't wait for the IoT botnet to become sentinent and fight the Google botnet in a battle to control civilization.

>>59776461
this

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>>59776333
How do I install antivirus on my scarf?

>>59776326
Start threads on /g/

>>59776337

>>59776326
>typing with only index fingers

INSTALL GENTOO

>>59776291

I'm UNIX certified (System V ... tells that I'm an old fart) and I worked before retirement with HP-UX, Solaris, AIX, and Linux from a datacenter architectural high-level view. But other than playing with RAM bootable images of Linux, I'm new ... but I am amazed at how fast this 8-year old notebook with only 2G of RAM runs with a full-install of arch linux. I do believe it is faster than the original XP. PC has a new life (I'm using it now for this message, in my easy chair, and on the home WiFi... while listing to streaming MP3 from the SMB file server: dual core CPU is threading evenly around 50% and no VM swapping at all. I love it.

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>>59777729
>almost finishing compiling kernel for 16 fucking hours
>get nuked outta nowhere
What a way to die desu senpai.

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>>59776276
Look at how fucking smug he looks

Also, look at how bad alternative desktop environments look.

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>windows "design"

Who the hell thought this was a good idea? And they have big tiles now that are designed for tablets.

>>59776276
>Face it, the command line is the same no matter what DE you use and that's all you need if you're a power user.
Exactly, so why not use XFCE? It gets out of your way and is more reasonable than gnome

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>>59776250
>using a desktop enviroment
>2017

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>>59776250
>Gnome

>>59776250
>ubuntu realizes their os is only popular as a server and decides to stop wasting time on desktop
>year of the linux desktop

>>59776142
Why the hell would you use a VPN service from the US? PIA is shit compared to NordVPN.

>>59776142
They're going balls deep into the

> Republicans are evil and they sold your rights to privacy meme

PIA actually bought adverts in newspapers warning people about the privacy bill before it got passed. so i heavily doubt it

>>59776134
E-Readers don't cause eyestrain.

>>59776134
Ereaders have insane battery life.

Both stop being a poorfag

>>59776103
>client has a failed hard drive in server
>get sales involved and send quote for new drive
>call the client directly
>"we will think about it"
>"there is nothing to think about, its failed"
>"we will talk with board directors first"
>follow up at end of day
>"we will let you know tomorrow"
>next day, another 2 more drives fail
>total of 3 drive fails, raid is gone, data gone
>"thought you said it was only one?"
>"you need to approve 3 new hard drives now"
>"fine get it done, i need my data back"
>go onsite, create new raid array
>reinstall os
>restore from backup
>client is happy
>go back to the office and get written up
>"anon, you should have told us it was 3 drives"
>"oh my god don't get me started.. it was 1!"
still pissed off about that

>>59776103
>Tech illiterate stories
>>be me
/thread

>>59777208
What's wrong with posting oc?

>>59775991
I really am upset. GNOME a shit

>>59775991
I'll believe it when I see it. I'm not convinced yet.

>>59776384
I don't like xfce.
I don't like KDE.
I don't like cinnamon.
I hate unity.
But I also hate gnome.
Budgie isn't that customizable yet.
Most other desktop environments take more time to config than should even be necessary.

Are there even any good ootb environments? The Linux community splintered so hard and each group made their own equally trash DE. I hate windows, I hate macos, but I feel like I'll never be satisfied with Linux.

kill yourself nigger

>>59775990
www,deepweb.gov

be sure to update your firewall tough

If you could get there with a link it wouldn't be very deep. If you can't figure out how to connect you shouldn't be on it.

Is Cloudflare okay for just hosting your dns zone file and not proxying anything? Or is it still a MiTM?

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I'll try to make this brief:

I have a Hori Game Controller I want to use to play games on my PC. Some games don't recognize it, some games recognize some of the buttons, and some recognize it totally.

Okay, so my solution is just, fuck native controller support I'll just use JoyToKey for everything. Except for some of the games that can partially detect buttons and causes conflict with Joytokey

Is there a way to have my controller not be recognized by games, or to completely emulate it as a Xinput so I can have a uniform setup for all games

This probably made little sense, sorry

if i write this "while (i < sqrt(n))" in c++ (n never changes)
will it solve "sqrt(n)" every loop?