Why do normies almost exclusively use laptops instead of desktops?
You can figure this out
You're not that retarded
I believe in you
You can show off a laptop, you can't show off a desktop
normies are ALL about the social signalling
>>58790509
I can't think like a normie
What went wrong?
>no answer
there's your answer, not many people even know what it is
>>58790424
Google and Skype removed support.
>>58790424
Nothing really.
Conversations + OMEMO + ejabberd on CentOS is by far the best instant messaging platform.
>have iTunes and Apple music on old computer
>synced all the music to my new phone
>throw out old computer
>install iTunes on new computer
>only half the albums from old computer on there
What the FUCK do I do? None of the albums are from the hard drive of my old computer, it's all streamed from Apple Music. Why the fuck won't all the albums show up on my new computer?
>inb4 get Spotify
I've got way too many fucking albums to even begin to bother getting that shit on Spotify. It'll take me fucking hours.
If you use a botnet, at least choose a quality one.
>tfw have Spotify Premium for got knows how many years
>everything I add to my library on one is instantly accessible on another
>my music don't get mysteriously deleted and I'm not a fan of Taylor Swift
>fibre at home, 4G everywhere, LMT and Nokia are currently preparing to deploy 5G
comfy
>>58790369
Congratulations, you got cucked by Apple.
>>58790369
get spotify
Hi /g/
My google-fu has failed me so I have come here as a last resort. Apologies if this is a simple request. I have a browser hijacker which redirects me to the website in the image. I found and deleted most of the registry keys related with it, but these last few cannot be deleted.
How can I delete these reg keys?
>using malware infested windows
Reformat and reinstall.
>>58790245
Scan it with adware It usually deletes the registry's.
did you run reg edit in admin mode?
>>58790275
Adware detected but wouldn't remove - even in safemode.
Hey, I'm the guy who was helping that person earlier today, but we were both too tired to finish.
IDK if that guy is on again, but if he comes back, I hope he sees this. Else, if someone can show him the code, that'd be great!#include <stdio.h>
#define MAIN_SZ 4096
#define WINDOW_SZ 1024
#define INCREMENT 128
int main()
{
int nums[MAIN_SZ];
int window[WINDOW_SZ];
char* input;
for(int i = 0; i < MAIN_SZ; i++){
nums[i] = i + 1;
}
for(int i = 0; i < WINDOW_SZ; i++){
window[i] = i;
}
for(int i = -WINDOW_SZ; i <= MAIN_SZ; i += INCREMENT){
printf("\n---------------------------\nNext Row: ");
//gets(input);
for(int j = 0; j < WINDOW_SZ; j++){
/* * /
if((i + j) < 0){
window[j] = 0;
}else if((i + j >= MAIN_SZ)){
window[j] = 0;
}else{
window[j] = nums[i + j];
}
/* */
window[j] = (((i + j) < 0) || ((i + j) >= MAIN_SZ)) ? 0 : nums[i + j];
}
for(int k = 0; k < WINDOW_SZ; k++){
printf("%d ", window[k]);
}
}
gets(input);
return 0;
}
>>58790117
I left in the commented out if-else block, so he can see how efficient it actually is.
I know efficiency was a concern in the original project, and he made note of a lot of comparisons, but it's actually only running 3 comparisons:
if (i + j) < 0, if (i + j) > 4096, and if (i + j) == 4096
It might be possible to crank down some other operations. I'm not sure. Possibly a few Arithmetic ones?
But, this should be pretty efficient.
And it DOES do what the guy needed.
function post(){
if (guyIsOn = true){
post.this = visible;
} else {
if (someoneIsLurk = true){
sleep 3600;
post();
}
}
}
>>58790117
>gets
Are you serious?
Didn't your compiler/linker give you the "YOU ARE A FUCKING IDIOT, WHAT ARE YOU DOING???" warning?
>wanted to finally escape the windows botnet
>dualboot Linux Mint with Cinnamon and W10
>tell myself I will switch to more 1337 distro when I become better with Linux
>started reading The Linux Bible, taking Unix Administration classes at uni
>several months later, I am actually pretty solid
>realized all the superb programmers who lectured us at uni use either ubuntu, or fedora with absolutely minimum rice
>realized haven't seen Arch or Gentoo once
>realized I'm satisfied with Mint, it's super comfy and has everything I need
Is this the final redpill? Are the "n00b" distros perfectly okay for productive people with jobs?
>Are the "n00b" distros perfectly okay for productive people with jobs?
Yes.
Only NEET Spergs care about the Arch and Gentoo.
>>58790049
>Are the "n00b" distros perfectly okay for productive people with jobs?
Yes.
But Mint is horrible because the dev doesn't care about security. If you are knowledgeable about linux (security) then of course you'll be fine. But for beginners it is pretty bad. Don't recommend it to them.
TL;DR Don't worry about what anyone else is using, use what you like....and avoid Mint.
There is literally no difference between distros.
Only package managers and repos.
Eons later, technology still hasn't achieved, come up with nor caught up to the technology of a talking Pokédex that can be used as your ID. How does that make you feel /g/? And yet there you are still using plastic as your personal identification card like a dumbass.
What exact task does it do that you're claiming we don't have the means to do now
>>58789951
Identify pokemon within immediate proximity to the user.
>>58789941
Tablets do this and more. Are you serious?
topkek
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/accessibility/windows10upgrade
I don't speak webshit.
Explain.
>>58789804
so what's funny in that code?
>>58789815
they just commented the part of the code that used to give you the upgrade.
I have a really big PDF. 1.2GB. I want to make it smaller, but it's a really pretty art book so I don't want to compromise the image quality.
How can I make it small enough to share without ruining the art? Adobe Acrobat's compression tools all give me artifacts out the ass and make the text nearly illegible.
Also if there's a way to crop the white stuff on the side of each image rather than manually removing it, that would be really great.
>>58789799
Just put it up on MEGA or dropbox as is.
use djvu
it's a dedicated raster format suited for images that can dramatically shrink the size without compromising quality
pdf is vector + raster
you can use ghostscript to convert between the two
>>58789830
So I can make a djvu file out of the originals, which are even larger than the OP image, then convert it to a PDF and it will still be a lower size?
Just Windows thingsâ„¢
Only on Windowsâ„¢
Just Windows 7 thingsâ„¢
Thats maybe why ATM's / automatic checkouts and normal checkout still runs with XP.
>>58789771
>windows
>anywhere
Still the most reliable stuff we have, nobody in their right mind would use garbage like OSX or Linux.
Reminder to ditch and stop Windows and that this image depicts the truth very precisely.
any stories of desktop mac actually getting broken suddenly?
>>58789531
>linux is the equivalent of a vehicle prone to break by itself regularly and needed constant maintenance
pretty accurate desu
>>58789666
And that you can't use to go fast, or even to tow something because it's highly inefficient. Also inconvenient because it's cramped and makes your butt hurt at the begging but then when you get used to it you start enjoying it.
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First for Debian
Second for Gentoo
Recently installed Gnome instead of Windows.
Now my computer is LOUD.
Help me wizards. on HP "envy"
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sam!
Ho ho
i know abs yen system used to give better yen/gb rates for smaller sized torrents (like flac albums isntead of season packs).
anyone know of that's still the case or if it makes much difference?
i got em fetish for space efficiencies
share your build g/
ASUS Z170i pro gaming itx mobo
Core i5 5600k + Corsair H60 AIO watercooler
ASUS gtx1080 turbo
8gb DDR4 hyper x
120gb nVme ssd
480gb ssd
600watt CORSAIR PSU
what do you think /g?
build this last oct.
inb4: no kaby lake cpu
and build on Silverstone SG13. which turns out to ne an incredible case
>>58789496
I like it.
i actually use my PC for more than gayming so such case is too small
Sup /g/, new here, video editing discussion goes here, right?
What video editor do you recommend for ~$100?
Adobe Premiere Elements, Sony Vegas/Movie Studio, Powerlink, etc?
Pic is random stock photo
>>58789492
>redundant crt/lcd combo
>picture of "family" on a macbook
>can't even afford a new macbook
>spine looks like shit even while he's looking up
2/10 random stock photo
>>58789492
Why would you pay? Just Pirate.
>>58790019
Enjoy ur malware