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As long as people keep shilling against firefox I'm going to keep using it.

There has got to be some reason shills are posting anti-mozilla threads around the clock.

My theory is that Russian instigators have been trying to infiltrate open-source communities for a few years, especially Linux, we all know about the influx of SJWs over the past few years in the Linux kernel community. The SJW movement was mostly started by russian shills, and some "useful idiots" went along.

If Linus Torvalds had bowed to the SJWs and become an SJW himself, we would see people shilling against Linux right now (which was one the plan).

Mozilla cares about privacy and it's probably one of the few companies that don't put an government backdoor in their software.

Because mozilla software is safe from spying, government shills are trying to get people in the tech sector to stop using it.

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So, where are those freesync 2.0 monitors?

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HERD THE NIGGER CATTLE edition

Terry is live now:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGTOfY-upKs

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Probably many of you are hoarding terabytes of data. How do you keep it organized, I'm particularly intrested in pictures.
For now I see 4 options available to keep them organized:

>filenames
+ multiplatform, does not require additional software
- limited by amount of max character per filename / path

>directory structure
+ easier than (1) to traverse within file explorer, multiplatform, does not require additional software
- needs you to create a fuckton of symlinks, because one pic might belong to multiple directories

>tags
+ pretty much the same as 1, but without limits and its' easier to search for particular files
+ multiple types of tags, ie. separate characters and artist tags
- significantly slower than 1
- requires a decent tagging software (and I don't know any decent one)
- requires you to store your pictures as TIFFs, which takes a ton of storage place and has no real advantage above ie. PNG for the sole purpose of storing pics containing undressed anime characters

>database or 3rd party solution (which probably depends on databases)
+fast
+all advantages of tags
-requires additional software
-which might not be multiplatform
-cannot search and files under file explorer

How do you keep your files or/g/anized ?

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Post your dev environment + code
Writing a ram stored BBS now

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How freetards can even compete?

inb4:
>by not spying on you
>muh unix

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Is damn small linux any good in 2017?

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What do you think of the investigation of brian krebson on "anna-senpai" ? He think his real id is paras jha, the boss of protraf. He provide services of security days, and night he is a pirate which ddos sites protects by his competitors for have theirs clients.

source : https://krebsonsecurity.com/2017/01/who-is-anna-senpai-the-mirai-worm-author/

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>Java was originally invented as a language for use in Embedded Devices

And how's that working out?

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Anyone else here /UMPC/?

I've got an OQO 02 I'm trying to put Windows 7 on, but it's giving me this error.
I've tried multiple ISO's and usb drives, but i keep coming back to this screen.

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Why are things not consistent in Linux.

Why are programs not installed in one directory where you can easily find them ( something like Program files on windows)?
Instead you get cluster fuck of /etc, /opt , /usr , ~/.something , ~/.local, etc.

Also what a hell is with /usr/share and /usr/local/share also the /etc

When you install somehting, it doesnt even ask you where do you want to install it and terminal doesnt even output where it is installed. What the fuck is with this?
Lets talk about real problems in linux and not fucking GUI/DEs.

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How would one go about making a machine with parallel/vector processing short of programming DSPs or something directly.

Let's say for more or less general purpose application.

What options are there?

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Why does everyone call the SSD a meme?

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I have read a few times that "do not track" doesn't work and makes you actually easier to track. Is that true? Can someone explain?

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My father is going into retirement in a few weeks. He has used ThinkPads from his workplace for the past 10-15 years. Buying one second hand seems the most logical idea, but he's the guy who would never buy something second hand.

What's my next best budget option? Just go to a mall and pick the cheapest laptop with an SSD and a core i3 or core i5?