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Now having a fabulous motherboard.

>2017

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Say one good thing about openSUSE

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>complains about privacy
>posts screenshot while using Chrome browser

Why are people this retarded?

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Would you rather use Windows or Ubuntu.

I see no reason for someone to use ubuntu over windows

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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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Hi /g/, does an ISP care if your IP changes a lot? I mean possibly over a thousand times in a day. If they do, is there a way to hide this behaviour from them?

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STYLISH IS NOW A BOTNET

https://forum.userstyles.org/discussion/53233/announcement-to-the-community

https://forum.userstyles.org/discussion/53233/announcement-to-the-community

UNINSTALL IT NOW

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Microsoft Cert Thread?

I'm planning to take one or a few of them to improve my resume. I've taking some of the practices and haven't done so bad thus far, but i'd like to ace them.

What books would /g/ recommend I purchase to prepare me for these certs? I've looked online and it seems a lot the books for these exams aren't even available. What are good alternatives?

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Hey guys, I need your help. Which one of these 2 are the better buy?


Also, why are Apple users so fucking retarded?

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Why can't this piece of shit Android correctly display iOS fonts? If I install original TTFs, it looks like the mapping is broken and letters look misshapen. If I install converted OTF -> TTF fonts they look the way they are supposed to, but Cyrillic (cyka blyat) letters now are fullwidth characters taken from a different Unicorn font. I checked with the latest Roboto, none of this bullshit.

My phone is Z3c.

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best OS.

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so... this is the power... of open sores...

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Ungoogled chromium looks a bit shit imo, is this something you guys would use?

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Now that the rust has settled...

How does the iPhone 5S stack up in terms of overall ranking of Apple's products?

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What are you working on, /g/?

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