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>run pacman -Syu
>know the system can just stop working after updating
why is Linux so bad when it comes to quality control?
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What the hell does the kernel have to do with this?
That's a really fucking stupid thing to say.
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>>58896355
Fucking hell dude, you want your system to be rock stable fucking install Debian!
Arch says it with big motherfucking letters: *BLEEDING EDGE*
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>>58896355
install gentoo
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Who the fuck thought this was an improvement over gnome 2 in any way?
Gnome 3 should have been aborted.
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>>58896336
It's quite nice for an aesthetic, modern ui, but I'm sure many on this board will disagree since they generally disagree with the current state of UI.
GNOME has one of the most ethical/kind communities, you can easily run your gnome shell exactly as it was with gnome 2 if you don't like the changed they've made, without forfeiting any of the new functionality that comes with gnome 3.
In short, if you don't like it just switch to a gnome 2 layout, it's fully supported and pain-free
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>>58896336
I do not mind a lot of gnome 3, but the menubars in applications being just one button with extremely limited options inside, and the file manager/file picker is absolute garbage
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>>58896336
>Who the fuck thought this was an improvement over gnome 2 in any way?
The same retards that make every decision in GNOME.
I have spare Raspberry Pi and a project idea in mind but I don't really know where to start with this.
So my idea is that the Pi would play music from spotify 24/7 and record the audio output as mp3 file. Then, when the song ends, it would name that file accordingly like "Artist - Song name" or something, even tagging would be cool but not really neccessary.
How could I do this?
Bonus features like showing the current song on 1602 lcd screen would be cool too.
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Not very useful because without premium subscription you will only get like 96kbps
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>>58896352
paying premium wouldn't really be problem.
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Spotify API for queries (Song info + Playback) and ALSA for recording, I guess. Python for wiring things up and you should be good to go.
Are you using the free ssl certs from Let's encrypt?
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Yep. They're pretty easy to use. There's no excuse for using unencrypted HTTP in 2017 and there are barely any excuses for paying for a DV cert either (though needing a wildcard cert is one.) We've also started using some Let's Encrypt certs at work.
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No, because it doesn't provide wildcard certificates.
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>>58896247
Yes.
>>58896320
Why do you need wildcard certificates?
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>meanwhile on bizzaro /g/
I'm sick of this GNU domination of the PC space. Why the hell do we allow this lispshit to have 93% marketshare?
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>being forced to give away your code you spend your time on for nothing in return
>Free as in libre
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Why not make people pay for the source code?
"Our program is for free, but if you want the source, you need to pay. Then you are free to do with it what you want."
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If people had jumped onto dos none of this would have happened
Gates was just to far ahead of his time
>Moronic OP should wait until 350.
Winner, winner, cheating dinner , edition.
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Solid OP
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what the FUCK do I do with multi-.rar games? and why is this shit even allowed?
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>>58896188
acceptable op
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Need a new set of earphones
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Looking to switch to a decent pair of IEMs, deciding which ones to get. I have my eyes on the Brainwavz B100s, but the Soundmagic E50Cs also look good. Any other recommendations? Price less than $80 AUD if possible. Cheers.
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>>58896165
Get the Momentum In ear (MIE2) from Sennheiser best in ears I ever had, very accurate due to the steel tunnel
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>>58896654
Bit too expensive, they look great though
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>>58896674
They are worth the munz
More pros: nice durable case
Cables which won't get tangled
2 years of warranty
So every package update gets downloaded via unsecured network?
How was this a good idea? How can you be sure that you're not downloading botnet?
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>>58895966
>So every package update gets downloaded via unsecured network?
Depends on your distro. All the competent ones at least sign updates so that you can be sure they haven't been tampered with. I believe most have a way to force TLS downloads too, at least for some mirrors.
so in other words, you're full of crap.
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>>58895966
I know it's a trol but
>what is apt-transport-https
>what are digitally signed packages
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>>58896021
Is Ubuntu competent?
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/sqt/ - Stupid Questions Thread 2017-02-11 08:42:58 Post No.58895949
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Reunited and it feels so good edition
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What game should I play?
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>>58895982
Life.
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>>58895982
WoW Starter Edition
or
Battlefield 3
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The state of AmigaOS
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better looking and more functional than windows 10 pajeet edition
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>>58896555
lol:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06m8pF_8JpM
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>>58895889
Terry would be well jelly
#TempleOS
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How to renove malware ads from 4chan on android?
The new intrusive shit bypass addaway
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>>58895740
I use firefox and am able to use the ublock add-on. No ads.
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>>58895740
Kill yourself
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>>58895740
Go away. Phone posters are not welcome.
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Debugging with long compile times
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Programming noob, looking at open source to see how real projects work. I just read that firefox takes ~20 minutes to compile.
Does that mean every time you make a change you have to wait 20 minutes to make sure your change doesn't fuck anything up?
How the hell does debugging work in large projects if you have to wait 20+ minutes every time you make a change?
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>>58895713
No, they are multiple files I would guess and it only compiles the changes thanks to MAKE file.
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>>58895742
Does compilation take up the most time of the build process? If you only change one file, does that mean the overall build time of the project would be much shorter?
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Most software is split up into several separate modules that are built separately and just combined at the end. So yes if you only change one file, and assuming you compiled everything once before, the build time will be much shorter.
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All programs are Open Source. You can read the 0s and 1s. 2017-02-11 08:12:21 Post No.58895671
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All programs are Open Source. You can read the 0s and 1s.
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Prove me wrong. You can't.
Try again. You still can't.
Check mate
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>>58895671
There's a degree of truth to it.
I've reverse engineered/modded/hax0red a lot of closed-source programs.
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>>58895671
Because source code =/= instructions
They aren't open source because you don't have access to the code that the program was sourced from. Why do you think it's called source code?
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>>58896588
>he doesn't code in binary
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Yeah so what do you-what do you know about graphics cards?
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>>58895648
A Graphics card is a Circuit Board whose function is to enable the capabilities of, supply power to, and regulate various required criteria, of a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) and link it to a Computer system via a physical connection bus, commonly PCI-E, as well as house and link the GPU's dedicated Memory (VRAM) to the GPU itself on the board.
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>>58895648
Zero point zero.
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>>58895773
Yeah good, okay, so what about the GTX 970?
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>brother tries to convince me to learn php
fucking lol
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he is right tho.
probably 90% of /g/ is on web technologies tho.
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PHP is one of those languages that is created for stupid people. Any shit you can imagine is forgiven. Learn C# for a serious language that is still not for basement dwelling sperglords that dream to take the place of Linus Torvalds.
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>>58895526
poo in loo