Archived threads in /g/ - Technology - 4778. page

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Some random guy on the internet was able to find my middle name, my age and my address from 3 years ago.

How the hell does someone manage that? I feel like it's something stupidly simple... The age was up to date, the address wasn't. I think it might be my mailing address because I haven't updated that I think...fuck

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>close button doesn't close
>minimize button doesn't minimize
>maximize button doesn't maximize

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https://act.eff.org/action/tell-congress-quit-trying-to-sabotage-net-neutrality

>Net neutrality is under threat in Congress. Whether it’s slashing the FCC’s budget, attempting to prohibit the agency from enforcing its Open Internet Order, or stalling essential protections with redundant and unnecessary “studies,” lawmakers are using every trick they can to undermine the FCC’s work to keep the Internet free and open.

>As Congress debates the 2016 appropriations bills, numerous attempts are underway to introduce amendments designed to keep the FCC from enforcing its open Internet rules.

>Let’s tell lawmakers to stop standing in the way of net neutrality.

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hack me

127.0.0.1

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What VPS provider does /g/ use?

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Ok /g/, go ahead a roast my automatic ass but how fucked am I?

>Installed Ubuntu onto my flash drive to duel boot with windows
>partitioned 100GB of my hard drive for ubuntu
>Ubuntu works fine
>turn off computer
>remove hard drive
>windows will not load
>can't restore

I'm hoping there's a simple fix so I don't have to reinstall windows from a drive or cd, and I especially don't want to reformat and lose everything. Is there a simple BIOS thing in overlooking?

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Thanks to the internet I'm officially depressed.

I just read an article by this mutant named Ellen Pao. some kind ex-CEO from Reddit, in which she begs the founder of Twitter to ban Donald Trump.
The mutant had ben fired of Reddit for banning people and subreddits she didn't like.

I looked at her Wikipedia page and she is married to a black man. The black man just finished a 12 years old homosexual relationship with a boyfriend named Buddy Fletcher.


A breath of imaginary rancid fish odour streaming from her dry pussy has been swallowed by my mouth and nose. This cold hearted bitch works at promoting forced diversity at Silicon Valley. Either you hire more women and black gentlemen or you are a nazi. I can see her lack of emotions and empathy, her lack of sex drive. This is the tech industry that California is building now.

I feel sick. Everything is so unnatural, so defective. I need to stop reading news, or start joining the nearest mosque. Internet is making me sick. I'm reading stuff I don't want to read, I shouldn't have to read.


This has happened after reading another series of rant from atheist jewish supremacist from Argentina, then Spain now America Martin Varsavsky who had shitty grades at school and failed at everything yet somehow got millions in founding by B'naith B'rith organization, whose kids are like 5% genetically jew yet he is an atheist jewish militant nationalist. Because he gets money that way.


I'm sick now. Really sick to see so much bullshit.

Putin, nuke us. I'm begging you.
Xi Jinping, dominate the world.
Iran, do your fucking job, nuke us too.

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>tfw i bought an AMD CPU to heat my room during winter just like /g/ told me
>now its winter, im freezing to death and this piece of shit CPU doesnt heat my room at all even when i'm gaming

why is /g/ so tech illiterate?

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Friendly reminder that GNOME is the predilect DE of /b/.

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The Federal Communications Commission's two Republican members told ISPs yesterday that they will get to work on gutting net neutrality rules "as soon as possible."

>FCC Republicans Ajit Pai and Michael O'Rielly sent a letter to five lobby groups representing wireless carriers and small ISPs; while the letter is mostly about plans to extend an exemption for small providers from certain disclosure requirements, the commissioners also said they will tackle the entire net neutrality order shortly after President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration on January 20.

>"[W]e will seek to revisit [the disclosure] requirements, and the Title II Net Neutrality proceeding more broadly, as soon as possible," they wrote, referring to the order that imposed net neutrality rules and reclassified ISPs as common carriers under Title II of the Communications Act. Pai and O'Rielly noted that they "dissented from the Commission's February 2015 Net Neutrality decision, including the Order's imposition of unnecessary and unjustified burdens on providers."

>Pai and O'Rielly will have a 2-1 Republican majority on the FCC after the departure of Democratic Chairman Tom Wheeler on January 20. Pai previously said that the Title II net neutrality order's "days are numbered" under Trump, while O'Rielly said he intends to "undo harmful policies" such as the Title II reclassification.

http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2016/12/fcc-republicans-vow-to-gut-net-neutrality-rules-as-soon-as-possible/?comments=1

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>buy prebuilt computer
>seems to have pretty minimal bloatware, nice
>decide I'll keep factory OS install
>double click iso image, assuming it will mount as is standard in Windows
>this happens

aye aye aye

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Forgive my ignorance by why do high end CPUs (specifically K series) have integrated graphics? Surely the CPU could be further improved by removing it since the vast majority of K series users have a GPU.

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So a month and a half ago my computer started randomly booting off and I diagnosed the problem to the CPU overheating because the CPU fan stopped spinning. I replaced the fan and just now the same issue happened again. I confirmed that the CPU fan isn't spinning. Just moving a bit but not fully spinning.

What's the issue behind this? Why would the CPU's keep messing up? Is something with the MoBo fucking them up?

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http://techdirt.com/articles/20170104/10021436408/ad-industry-wants-new-fcc-broadband-privacy-rules-gutted-because-uh-free-speech.shtml

>We've noted repeatedly how Trump's incoming telecom advisors have made it very clear they not only want to gut net neutrality, but defund and defang the FCC. That means rolling back all manner of other recent FCC policies, like the agency's recently approved broadband privacy rules. They really were relatively fundamental; simply requiring that ISPs not only make it clear what's being collected and who it's being sold to, but requiring they provide working opt-out tools to broadband subscribers.

>ISPs and the advertising and marketing industry are already getting a running start on rolling back these new privacy rules. In a joint filing by all of the major advertising lobbying and trade associations, the advertising industry this week was quick to submit a petition to the FCC claiming that the new rules aren't necessary because the marketing sector already adheres to a "self-regulatory" regime that delivers all the transparency, choice and benefits that consumers could possibly handle.

>The FCC imposed rules specifically thanks to the lack of competition in the broadband last mile, a lack of competition that lets ISPs and advertisers impose draconian new consumer surveillance policies the consumer can't vote to avoid with their wallet. The FCC was particularly nudged to action by the discovery that Verizon and its ad partners were covertly modifying user packets to track users around the internet.

>At no point did industry, or any of its self-regulatory apparatuses, stop and think they'd taken things a bit too far, which is why the FCC, agree or not, felt it was necessary to lend consumers a hand. The FCC was also concerned about a growing push by some ISPs to make opting out of data collection a pricey, luxury option for consumers, "self-regulatory safeguards" be damned.

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What was your first cell phone?
Pic related was mine.