Archived threads in /g/ - Technology - 4347. page

>>58965490
There's no way to print something without having to click additional confirmation as fat as I know. You should really just train your mother better.

Don't leave paper in the tray

File: printer_printqueue_setresume.png (46KB, 561x314px) Image search: [Google]

46KB, 561x314px

>>58965490
if there is it's configured on the printer, we do this with MFPs at work but the smallest printer I've seen this feature on was small office MFP/fax combos tied in to LDAP mailboxes or proprietary stuff like uniflow.

However, given that a print system on a PC usually has a pause function, I wonder what would happen if you just wrote a cron job or a windows scheduled task to pause the spooler every 30 seconds and made her manually unpause individual jobs to actually print them.

>>58965337
>no organizations to protect worker rights?
I believe that WILL change. For instance in the 1800s any old fool would raise a building and be legal. Now it's fucking illegal to build a building without proper licences and a whole pipelines of experts and legal documents.
BUT, it will happen much later.
Think like 2040+.

Weapons-grade autism

Did you drop out of CS or something?

>>58965337
>no organizations to protect worker rights?

lol organizations and unions are irrelevant when the workers are no longer needed.

>>58965298
I'm not lying, AMA.

>>58965323
Can you buy me a 4chan pass?

>>58965323
Could argue that cutting it the workforce for a high profit is unethical.

>Router updating

>>58965272
Yes, Looking to change the time this happens at.

>router reboots due to new firmware every night
That's.....suspicious

I'd assume you can control it somewhere in the router's control panel. If not what the fuck did you buy?

>>58965239
Quit being paranoid. Almost all modern operating systems have decent enough security where they can't be remotely exploited without you doing anything. and as far as random countries trying to intrude, its not uncommon for hordes of bots to try to login to random services with default usernames/passwords as long as your router has the proper settings these bots are not an issue.

>>58965239
This is a sad attempt at a copypasta.

>>58965239
Usually bots attack specific ISP's IP ranges to exploit bugs in the modems that the ISP provides you. It's probably just one of their bots trying to hit you again in the IP chain. Lots of times this is because the modems have remote access enabled and the default passwords haven't been changed, this allows attackers to login and upload modified firmware to your modem.

To locate malware on your PC just learn to use netsat and see what outgoing connections are occurring. If you see anything suspicious just look up the executable name and see if you can get any info on it.

Your ISP can only break into your shit if you are running their firmware, and they have a backdoor. And even then, they would only have access to your modem, not your computer. They most definitely "spy" on you, since all of your traffic is tunneled through their services.

>My motherboard is a gigabyte and they are in taiwan
Everything is made in Taiwan

>>58965237
Intel has just been copying IBM

>>58965237

all you had to do was type amd.com in the url bar.. why are you so stupid op?

>>58965237
amd is creating intel tears

>>58965227
Wrong link
http://www.ebuyer.com/757793-acer-aspire-f-15-laptop-nx-gd6ek-009

>>58965227
A thinkpad on liquidation from some company
Got my t520 with an i7, 300g SSD, dedicated graphics card, 16g of ram and a docking port with lock for 400$

>>58965681
best meme

>>58965171
They're only awesome if Apple puts its name on it. Otherwise it looks like just another shitty Chinese that you can buy on Ebay.

>>58965322
There are very few truly wireless buds and none that match this feature set. This is their best engineering in years. Would never buy for plenty of reasons but you're an absolute moron if you think this is some generic product.

>>58965360
ce grad here. Can confirm. Apple created a high quality wireless protocol called bluetooth that transmits music over short distances of air. Its simply elegant and the buds showcase the kind of world class design that make apple #1 in the world.

>>58965141
Shut up and code.

>>58965141
I'm working my way through Beej's guide to C right now. I like the style

>HTML/CSS/JS
Web development pays the most

File: 1410166650544.jpg (95KB, 612x612px) Image search: [Google]

95KB, 612x612px

>>58965128
Similar problem here. I have suffered it for months. I use firefox. Whenever someone links me a flash from /f/ or if i try to open one i have saved, firefox will attempt to redownload. I can however view a flash embedded on the main /f/ page with no issue.

>>58965150
Whenever i open it, it goes and tries to download it. This wasnt the case yesterday and only started happening today

>>58965128
>>58965150
just cleared my settings and it still does it

A119S is the defacto one, and I love mine for what it's worth.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N1NX4SM

The other one that I was looking at (but didn't personally want to spend the money on) is the BlackVue DR650, which is nice because it's dual channel so you get a rear facing camera as well.

https://www.amazon.com/BlackVue-DR650S-2CH-Recorder-Included-support/dp/B01H7WJEDM

I haven't used the BlackVue at all, it just looks very nice. The A119 is cheap but reliable, I hardwired it into my Miata, it turns on when the car turns on, runs without any issues, and it's capacitor backed instead of battery, so it should be more reliable in hot weather.

I got a G1W-CB off of gearbest.com for pretty cheap. You gotta watch out for fakes, but the gearbest ones are legit. The shipping usually takes over a month though.

GW1-C. Beware of knockoffs, you have to pay at least $40.

Had mine for 8 months now, been through cold and hot. Don't cheap out on the microsd card, that is good for any cam you buy. Cam was fine but my chink microsd card didn't make it more than a couple of months. Make sure to check if you have a flashing red light, mine is reflected perfectly in my rearview back window glass if I look really hard. Put in a sandisk and it's been fine ever since.

Not a lot of scammers or accidents around here, it's more of peace of mind for me since I love my S2000 and it would be my way to get back if someone tried to lie.

>>58965106
Forgot to mention, basic networking tutorials and similar stuff is appreciated

>>58965106
https://lmgtfy.com/?iie=1&q=Any+place+where+I+can+learn+to+use+linux+and+kali+for+free%3F
You're welcome.

K Y S
Y
S

>>58964911
>things that didn't happen

do you think this is a funny thread, op?

I slightly chuckled

>>58964728
one day all these facebook/google/whatever facial recognition databases are gonna be implanted in robots and they'll be fucking assassins hunting people down

ayy

>>58964742
This.

>>58964707
All depends on the interface. Serial bus is pretty easy and then again depends on how the serial interface works. they are all different.

>>58964707
Yes, everything is in a known place with a safety zone around it so there is no detection required.

>>58968320

It depends on how it would avoid singularities.