Archived threads in /g/ - Technology - 4549. page

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>>58789484
/g/ is not your personal Google, read the sticky and go to >>>/g/sqt or >>>/wsr/

>>58789497
google tells me is impossible because of security reasons (They haven't implemented it yet).

>>58789484
For facebook it is impossible if you are not FBI, but ruskies did the same thing for their facebook (vk) and it allows every pleb find people by photo.

Just werks for me on GNU+Linux

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Same, I got fast internet but I still get slow loading most of the time

I've noticed this for the past week or so.

>>58789231
>>select some text
>>ctrl+x
>>ctrl+a
>>ctrl+v
That is already fast enough

>>58789308
>>fast enough
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>/out/

>>58789308
/thread

>>58789182
so dust is not even a small problem?

>>58789197
Compressed air once every couple of months, as you should anyway

Only people living on lumber yards would have problems

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>>58789202
>Wasting money on compressed air

backdoored closed source botnet

it's fine against normies though

>>58789181
Just use veracrypt. Although you need admin privileges for ceracrypt drivers.

>>58789181
Don't trust anything that comes with windows.

MS absolutely cannot be trusted with your privacy.

Veracrypt.

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Well going through the openWRT forums, it looks like it's not supported, despite the fact that it's one of the most widely used routers. So that's off the list.

DD-WRT vs. Tomato then?

Asuswrt-Merlin, of course.

>>58789263

Isn't that comes comes by default? The screenshots look exactly the same?

>>58789091
What kind of argument is this

>Hey poorfag buy this rock, dont cheap out on it

nobody is dumb enough to buy windows 10

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It's not about the price, it's about not being part of yet another botnet.

OSS OSs are rougher, true, but freedom can not be achived with Windows. All /g/entoomen should know that.

what expression is that on his face? he almost looks like a thief

I thought he literally did write a bunch of quake. Maybe he was shit hot back in the day but has had trouble learning new technologies and resorted to coasting on past success mixed with plagiarism (theft).

He's still my childhood hero.

>>58789011
lmao

>>58789011
Yes of course -- Desk-side support installing software and cleaning viruses off computers.

>>58789011
Well yeah, there's twice as many jobs if you have 2 degrees. Everyone knows that.

>>58788985
go back to /v/

>>58788985
4chan is only for advocating open source software. I do my real posting on reddit

I don't. I'm a succesful individual that long has progressed past the need for such silly things as 'free' software.

Posted from my Windows 10 machine.

Possibly
What are you trying to do?

>>58788917
Not so much doing anything. More just curious as to what nintendo's plan might've been to "bottleneck" emulation to play like it was on the handheld.

I was curious if a game that really pushed the gameboy advance to its limits, suffering from dropped frames. Could the gamecube render the game better?

>>58788902
>Considering that the Gameboy player alone isnt just a gameboy advance inside (At least thats what google tells me) Its only a decoder for the Gamecube to play gameboy advance games with the help of a disk with instructions
I'm not sure this is true. I always thought the Game Boy Player contained real GBA hardware, and this page on the Dolphin wiki seems to confirm it: https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Game_Boy_Player
>Unlike devices such as Datel's Advance Game Port, the Game Boy Player does not use software emulation, but instead uses physical hardware nearly identical to that of a Game Boy Advance.

>>58788946
I guess this might have been possible. Even if the Game Boy Player contained a hardware GBA (I really think it does,) they might have been able to overclock the CPU. I don't know enough about GBA hardware to say if this would break compatibility or not. There are a lot of emulators out there for various platforms that let you increase or unlock the CPU clock to decrease stuttering, but when you start messing with timing like that, you run the risk of breaking games, for example, if (intentionally or unintentionally) a game has a built in assumption that a certain operation on the CPU will complete in a certain amount of time, it would break if the CPU speed is radically different. These kind of assumptions happened a lot on older consoles, since a game never had to run on anything other than an exact copy of the original hardware.

>>58788849
Recently bought the Hi10 Pro, the Wi-Fi is terrible - I can barely use my tablet in a different room than the one my router is.

Can I do anything? For the Windows side, I can just USB tether my phone, but what about Android?

Other than that, my only issue was the charger cable not allowing file transfer, but I could get over that since I have an external HDD.

How's the performance in windows? Is the limited RAM an issue? I just ordered an Onda V80 Plus which is basically the same thing but with full metal build

>>58790540
Performance is fine on the Hi10 Pro, but the processor can't handle too many things at once, it will have slowdowns if you use too much stuff at the same time

>>58789488
Also for this, I moved the router 2 cm away, removed some items around it and changed its channel from 1 to 13 - it's now working well, watching a Livestream right now without interruptions in a different room from my router. Distance on air should be around 4 meters from my tablet - don't have LoS, but door is open

>>58788769
...
>>>/int/

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>>58788813
Air conditioners are technology
But Australian are poorly insulated so they work their balls off

It's 38c here in Vic. I'm in my room with the door closed and window open running my 8350 at 100%. If you've got your air con on you're the reason why I'm paying through the fucking ballz on power.

>>58788733
hack the registry

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>>58788733
Halp anyone? plz

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>that taskbar
>all that bloat
>asking something you can google in less than a second

Never

>>58788701
Go back? You're a retard if you ever left.
t.Chase Bishop

Wow boxes and rounded edges. much aesthetic, very web 3.0.