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I'm on arch
I've ran arch, debian, Ubuntu, kubuntu, DSL and knoppix
The best was arch
The worst was a tie for debian/Ubuntu

Most modern "arch users" are Windows users who live to troll the last remaining human users of /g/, right?

On the desktop mostly Ubuntu. Ever since I got a job (4-5years). Previously been running Crux and Arch.

>>58962749
Say it with me:
Gentoo BSD/Linux

>>58962749
>having the freedom to use whatever software i want is bad even if i know free software should be the standard

Listening to rms is fun, but he is extreme as fuck.

Fat communist cuck.

>>58962710
If you're entering your mid thirties with no prior experience or skills in the industry, please do not start a company selling security.

Get yourself a job and learn it inside and out while getting paid and experienced.

Selling security without the requisite skills is firstly unethical and damaging to the profession, but worse, will lead you to embarrassment and ruination when another lawyer gets creative with liability after you failed to live up to standard.

>>58962710
just stop being a faggot,

just go do it anon.

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>>58962710

please do it anon, i dont want this guy to spy on my phone

I want to add an event listener to multiple elements using a loop.

for (int i = 0; i < numofelements; i++{
getElementById(name + i).addEventListener("click",function{
doSomething(i);
})
}
function doSomething(a){
console.log(a);
}

Now why is it that it doesn't remember the value of i when I first added it and uses the last known value of i. How do I get around this.

>>58962514
I like angular but anons on here will claim all js shit bloatscript

>Why can't we have a web without faggot.js?
Because the only people who work on webdev are the people too stupid to understand what they're doing to begin with, so you end up with 685 libraries that all half-do what you want and 13 frameworks written by people who, again, do not know what they're doing.

It is developed and maintained by idiots.

Why don't you ground him?

>>58962116
yes

>>58962116
>Not covering your PC with the antistatic bags the components came in

>>58962089
It is true, though.

>>58962103
it really isnt

>>58962307
It is

>>58962073
https://youtu.be/GDrBIKOR01c?t=17m9s

>>58962133
click link not embed

>>58962133
hi /g/, op here, no

no, buy another manufacturer

>>58961889
I bought one in December and it broke last month, I'd say no.

>>58961915
Zotac recommend

You're gonna need to give more info. Bumping because I have a similar problem; I can only shrink 15gb even though I have ~50gb free.

>>58961926
have a 500GB drive, 83% free. sometimes disk management shows I can shrink up to 150GB other times less than 5. When it shows I have enough free to do what I want I attempt to shrink and it throws an error at me.

Defrag, otherwise your files will be spread all through that free space

marketing without paying

>>58961306
First season was funny as hell. Second was meh. They lost me when the broadcast.net dude accidentally wiped all porn.

>>58961306
A "growth hacker" is a title used for specialized developers whose job entails ensuring their current and future infrastructure is able to support the growth of their company.

;3 hehe hry sweetie can i save that nice picture of yours?

Finding a codebase and hacking around at it to make it do cool stuff for fun in your spare time.
There you go, you're not a hacker.

>>58961178

so its just getting access to a codebase and writing/changing the current code or even adding code to make it do stuff they dont want? thats it?

Sam, why are you trying to force yourself as a meme?

>>58961045
check the sides

>>58961045
>"gaming" laptop
ftfy

>>58961029
your dad too then?

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This is technology.

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This is technology.

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>>58960978
>programming threads on /b/

>>58960997
top kek

>>58960997
I know, but I'm not a programmer so it's not like I have any sort of baseline

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No, this is: http://xon.sh/

None of them are.

If they don't even have a bash mode they are basically already dead.

Even zsh, with all its language enhancements like nested string manipulation, and even "more corporate friendly" license hasn't deprecated bash.

>>58961879
Why would they need bash-mode? Any scripts that you would execute have a she-bang anyways: as long as you have bash and sh installed all system-scripts run perfectly fine.

That's like saying as they don't also have a mode to be actively worse, they aren't worth it. Although for the record, xonsh does have a way to source/execute bash files.