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Someone please teach me how to hack not the general term for it but he now in depth version of it and how it is done. And how to do other shit 4chan users do like pinpointing location. That shits cool!

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkYay4Fsu4E

Theoretically what information can an ISP get from you?

Pretty much any website that's relevant uses SSL so all the ISP would know is that you visited a site.

They would know that you visit 4chins, but not that you're using /g/, /b/ or whatever, nor would they know what you post.

Are people over-hyping this?

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Welcome to /hglt/ now get out

Users of all levels are NOT welcome to ask questions about GNU/Linux OR share their experiences here.

Before asking for help, consider suicide.

If you would like to try out GNU/Linux you can do one of the following:
1) Go fuck yourself
2) Eat shit
3) Die

Resources:
Learn how to use a fucking search engine

Don't know what to look for?
Too fucking bad

Check the Wikis:
www.specialfriedrice.net
www.furryballsploppedmenacinglyonthetable.com

/g/'s Wiki on GNU/Linux:
www.bluewaffle.net

>What distro should I choose?
www.hai2u.com

>What are some cool terminal commands?
www.tubgirl.ca

>Where can't I learn the command line?
Because you're fucking stupid

>Where can I learn more about Free Software?
www.goatse.fr

>How to break out of the botnet?
Get off of the internet retard

/fglt/'s website and copypasta collection: http://92.87.236.144:4000/

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r8 my build threads are ok here right???
https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/pcntr7
i think i still need to add a cooling thinger
will this explode if i don't get liquid? i'd be more comfortable with a normal fan

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hi g today i didnt really do anything, sorry to disappoint u

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is this build /g/ approved?

things of note
>edit videos for $ but primary focus is for gaming
>currently have 16 GB of RAM and reach max usage, need more (hence 32)
>already have 10TB of hard drive space, need more
>prefer to always have an optical drive, blu-ray because the standard probably won't be changing any time soon
>have wired connection but want wireless card
>don't really know much about new mouse and keyboards

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https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2017/03/first-horseman-privacy-apocalypse-has-already-arrived-verizon-announces-plans

>Within days of Congress repealing online privacy protections, Verizon has announced new plans to install software on customers’ devices to track what apps customers have downloaded. With this spyware, Verizon will be able to sell ads to you across the Internet based on things like which bank you use and whether you’ve downloaded a fertility app.
>Verizon’s use of “AppFlash”—an app launcher and web search utility that Verizon will be rolling out to their subscribers’ Android devices “in the coming weeks”—is just the latest display of wireless carriers’ stunning willingness to compromise the security and privacy of their customers by installing spyware on end devices.
>The AppFlash Privacy Policy published by Verizon states that the app can be used to “collect information about your device and your use of the AppFlash services. This information includes your mobile number, device identifiers, device type and operating system, and information about the AppFlash features and services you use and your interactions with them. We also access information about the list of apps you have on your device.”
>the policy also illustrates Verizon’s intent to gather location and contact information: “AppFlash also collects information about your device’s precise location from your device operating system as well as contact information you store on your device.”
>And what will Verizon use all of this information for? Why, targeted advertising on third-party websites, of course: “AppFlash information may be shared within the Verizon family of companies, including companies like AOL who may use it to help provide more relevant advertising within the AppFlash experiences and in other places, including non-Verizon sites, services and devices.”

Bad times ahead.

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What does your typical workflow look like?

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How do I start building a music player that supports flac?

I'm doing a CS degree but I feel like it's worth my while to actually be able to make shit and not just balance trees.

I'm pretty comfortable with programming in general but I've never made much with a UI or made much that's actually useful. I want to design a music player just as a learning project mainly.

Where do I get started?

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Anyone else feel like the modern computing environment has made them much less intimate with their hardware? I feel like I have no control over what happens with my computers, phones, etc anymore, which in turn has made me feel just really dull and somber about them. Microsoft, Google, etc have contributed to this more than anyone else. There's no dictating what happens with your software anymore, unless you're willing to forfeit connectivity with the rest of the world, which is more than likely located on these platforms. Everything's made in a proprietary environment in a proprietary language, made with an open source toolkit coded in javascript. Nothing is digital anymore, everything is constantly shifting and toiling, and the men up top are going to control whatever they deem necessary.
I just can't bring myself to care about this shit as much as I used to be able. Nothing feels mine anymore, everything is under license. I'm probs gonna install linux of course but I'll just be back to windows in a few months.

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Serious question. Of women I've worked with, some were capable, some were completely incompetent, but none were what I would consider good, or my equal. I've worked with several men I'd consider better developers than myself. I pair all day, every day, so the skill differences are extremely salient.

If I'm to be more precise, I find that the women I've worked with whom I've considered competent often were very short-sighted with their solution design and wanted to hack things together instead of considering the bigger picture and long-term ramifications of their design decisions.

Anyone else have experiences with this topic?

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Should we start a fund so he can sue them?

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Have you seen the Yoga Book 10

Futuristic emf keyboard, convertible touchscreen, impossibly thin, excellent stylus support.

Highly recommended if you need a seco dart computer/tablet for media consumption and general computing

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Did Microshit become worse since selling out to the Pajeets?

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>Need a laptop backpack for uni and travel
>Has to have lots of space and keep my 15.6" laptop safe
>Need the side pocket for water bottles since I drink a lot of water
>Need the front-closing straps
>Need solid zips that don't break
>Has to be low profile
The North Face Surge II Transit seemed pretty good for what I need, someone knows about it? And do you have some other ideas?