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>>62012497
>who in their right mind would use electron to develop file system.
A file manager and a file system aren't the same thing, mongo.

>>62012497
people keep falling for the memes I guess

>>62012497
so how many chromiums instances we'll have soon?

>editor -> chromium instance
>browser -> chromium instance
>terminal -> chromium instance
>file manager -> chromium instance
....

>>62012534
also, whats more stupid, each of those "apps" bundles 30-50 mb chromium. so you have 5+ chromium applications in your applications directories lol

>>62012493
i'd prefer to generate proof of work beforehand and have it autosubmit but that'll never happen

>>62012493
shut up Goy and keep on training that Google Deep Learning™ driving algorithm.

>>62012493

What you're asking the programmer to do is to define down the letter what separates a machine from a person, and somehow make it something that all people across all cultures have in common and that can be instinctively known by the computer before a user inputs anything.

In short it's a flaw, yes, but asking a programmer to fix it is like asking a philosopher to define the very nature of what makes us human.

>>62012493
Based on how spammy Web 2.0 was I'm pretty sure they're a necessary evil as of right now. Sure having to find bridges sucks, but it's still better than 3 threads on /b/ reaching 500 posts with literal viagra advertisements.

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Doesn't matter, USA will use it anyway for 2 things war and propaganda. All papers and laws in the world won't change it.

>>62012324
He's a businessman, not a political activist.
He does it for publicity because his companies' share value is tied directly to his public image

>>62012622
He doesn't need to talk about it for his business, he's been personally obsessed with the topic for years.

>>62012324
NO

NO

Fucking faggot.

Humans needs to die.

>>62011787
It has already flopped

It's way too much money to what amounts to like 4 hours of fun

Get the Rift for half the price

>>62011787
It's almost a "$299" but not really since Oculus is still a bit cheaper (but motion controllers are separate on Rift).

>>62011701
neither

>>62011736

There has to be one.

>>62011745
stallman then

>>62011745
Elon is not just our guy

He is humanity's guy, mankind's guy, the messiah

>>62011599
oops mis-remembering a little bit here, i realized that while i normally stream game of thrones on my computer, i happened to stream a couple episodes on my xbox that must be when i heard the surround effects because i just went to play it on my computer again and only getting stereo.

>>62011646
seriously fuck off and die

>>62011599
>fell for the ayymd ryzen meme
lol kill you're self

>>62011599
You are the kind of cunt IT support fucking dread. Thank fuck im a developer.

Drink copious amounts of bleach, that will fix the problem.

>>62011353
>given enough information
It is not possible to obtain this information due to the Uncertainty Principle

>>62011353
Sure it's "theoretically possible" but you making such a device would also be inevitable (if you did), and if the machine was perfect then it would predict any alterations you make upon receiving this information. If it's not perfect your point is moot. The universe is fixed and as such me calling you a retard is inevitable. Retard

>>62011426
>and if the machine was perfect then it would predict any alterations you make upon receiving this information

That would create an endless loop.

>>62011440
basically the computer would end up predicting every physically possible future.

>>62011421
That's my point, uncertainty proves there are many possibilities ergo the future is not fixed

NOTHING is as bad as /g/ says

>>62011308
Except for AMD, AMD is worse than what /g/ says.

Its not bad at all. You've been fed a bunch of lies

>>62011298
No, python is great.

>>62011246
wnidows 10

KDE Neon.

>>62011246
>KDE distro
>stability

you fail before you begin

>>62011246

opensuse

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can a memelang like python or go do anything this powerful?

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data Cow = Cow {
      name   :: String
    , age    :: Int
    , weight :: Int
} deriving (Eq, Show)

type Valid = Either [String]

noEmpty :: String -> Valid String
noEmpty ""  = Left ["Input cannot be empty"]
noEmpty str = Right str

noNegative :: Int -> Valid Int
noNegative n | n >= 0 = Right n
             | otherwise = Left ["Number cannot be negative"]

mkCow :: String -> Int -> Int -> Valid Cow
mkCow name age weight = Cow <$> noEmpty name
                            <*> noNegative age
                            <*> noNegative weight

*Cow> mkCow "" (-1) (-1)
Left ["Input cannot be empty"]

Is there a reason Either's Applicative doesn't mappend Lefts?

>>62011075
thanks for using anime image

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What's the worst code you've ever written?

Triangle:= VideoBuf^[(((mposx-155) div 8)-1)+(((mposy-167) div 9)-1)*ScreenWidth] shr 8 and 15;

>Man, I'm too lazy to write a function to put pixels on the screen, I'll just edit the buffer directly and test this real quick
t. me a couple of years ago

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>>62010984
>He thinks he can disable telemetry

>>62010984
nice photoshop skills

>>62010984
I usually think those 'excuse me I'd like to interject...' are massive фaggots but is in this case it really is GNU/NT.

>>62011139
Kek
https://youtu.be/cVe-OR5neuc

>>62010857
>>GTX 1070 - 1080p@130hz /1440p@60hz at high

I'm hitting 144fps on 1440 on most of my games. It would handle 144@1080 just fine for most titles except maybe witcher 3 or battlefrog 1.

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I need prices on 6GB GTX 1060s to drop down to a comfortable level.

I just need one.

>>62010857
ill ask again since old thread died shortly after I asked this
Is it possible to get a riser or something so that I could split my 16x pcie port into 2 8x?
Or ideally the 8x to 2 4x
I want to have my raid card and my nic in my server so I could test this graphics card and possibly getting a second raid card so I can start moving over to bigger than 2tb disks.

>>62010918
144@1080 is limited by CPU more than GPU.

Mommy's basement where the neckbeard monster man dwells and will eat you if you step foot in his cave

haha am I right fellow memesters?

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>>62010599

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Where did the computer go?

>>62010447
prolly hiding up OP's gigantic rectal area

Chart posting should be a banable offense. What is this measuring? Cocks in asses?

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>It gets worse

Holy fucking shit

>>62010337
>What is this measuring?

Amd vs intel

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>>62010318
WHAT.THE.FUCK.INTEL.

I thought ameriburger corps were supposed to be good?

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>>62010318
>>62010348
>>62010372
how will intlel ever recover?

Why go through all that effort? Just steal the stop sign. The self driving car can't see what's not there!

This is a shit idea to begin with. If you're going to have self driving cards you need to adapt the roads and signs and rules to suit them. Trying to get them to read road signs made for humans is just a waste of time.

I think they're jumping the gun here. Just make us cars that can autopilot on highways to start with. Let me hop onto an onramp, set the destination exit, and wake me up five miles before we get there. I can handle the short city driving.

Ez. Just use many defaced examples in the training. Make defacing signs a higher penalty as well

What is wrong with the case?

>>62010999
This.

That case is b e a UTIFUL

>>62010999
Checked

>>62010217
Because tampered glass > plexiglass?
My plexi is turning yellow over the years.

They're a meme and spy on you.

>>62010095
Enjoy your literal botnet

Infinitely inferior to the experience offered by the Apple TV.

>>62010095
Useless, keep the damn thing disconnected from internet and just use a PC

>>62009994
NWO meme to drive you willingly to be tracked

>>62009994
Literally mark of the beast
Revelation 13
16 And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads:
17 And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name.

>>62010159
This
Reminder the company who makes rfid chips is (((cohencidentally))) located at 666 5th ave.
Some saturnian shit going on here boys.

>installing the botnet to your body
wew

>>62009955
Dirty phoneposters aren't safe either. Every smartphone has a baseband processor that acts much like the early implementations of the Intel ME did, where it's not integrated into the CPU, but is on a different part of the main logic board. It has been proven in some older Samsung Galaxy models that all of your flash memory, cameras, and microphones can be accessed remotely over a cellular connection because the baseband hardware isn't isolated, allowing it to bypass the HAL and kernel to access these things. Keep in mind that iPhones and iPads use baseband hardware made by Qualcomm and Intel and they use closed source, proprietary firmware that neither iOS nor LineageOS devs can do anything to mitigate.

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>>62009961
Sources:

>Apple baseband device list:
https://www.theiphonewiki.com/wiki/Baseband_Device

>Android basebend problems:
https://www.replicant.us/freedom-privacy-security-issues.php

>Intel ME stuff:
https://libreboot.org/faq.html#intelme

>AMD PSP stuff:
https://libreboot.org/faq.html#amd

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>>62009971
Archives in case anyone wants them. They're in the same order.

>Apple
https://archive.fo/g7amc

>Android
https://archive.fo/BesDJ

>Intel
https://archive.fo/O5MQ6

>AMD
https://archive.fo/l1Klj

You know it's possible to externally monitor network usage, right? It's easy to know what data your computer is sending over your network with the proper equipment, even if it tries to hide it from the user; this is how Windows 10 was proven to be backdoored, for example. If there is Big Brother-ish features in IME, they almost certainly require direct access to the machine.

The real issue with it is the fact that it's incredibly insecure and can shatter even a hardened OS if a vulnerability is found.

>>62009916
>amdfags will defend this

Rx outsold everywhere,Finished ? sure thing

>>62009965
RX makes sense for Minerfags but not Vega as it's a firehouse and too expensive.

>>62009965
Sold out everywhere because no one had enough stock.

HBM fucked them in so many ways.

you need to release the gentoo

>>62009884
Dban to give viruses extetminatus.

Install new OS manually.

>>62009890
>>62009909
english please

>>62009884
lmao kys cuck.

>base64 encoded passwords
Jesus christ.

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>>62009611
is that rust?

>>62009611
Nah this looks like dumb burger code
You usually find pajeets writing JDBC code

>>62009611
Why do people not know about hash tables?

What about swimming u like swimming don't you

>>62009489
>he fell for the freetard meme

>>62009489
get an iphone like every normal person if you want privacy. trying to avoid google under android is impossible.

>>62009489
μG

Are you going to waste an entire thread or are you going to post more lewds?

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dumb whore of babylon poster

Shit teir lewds

systemd is so overly bloated that it would take centuries for even the best minds to think about all of it

>>62009352
>this shit is free

This is an official RMS email btw

>>62009352
Stallman is literally a nignoggin