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How does one find a hacker that's not going to steal ones money

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>Prebuilt PCs suc-...

It looks like you faggots are wrong now.
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2017/08/acer-predator-orion-9000-x35/

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Hey /g/ents I'm fighting an ISP right now; with a residential account shouldn't I be able to make an outbound connection to port 25? This faggot ISP just recently caught me running an email server from this IP and has blocked 25 in or out and I am trying to play innocent and being like all the sudden i can't send emails wtf. So far everyone I have talked to literally thinks I only need port 80 for the internet (they said this)... I am working my way up to a network tech.

I am actually innocent though I was only doing come basic testing and wasn't running a botnet or spamhaus.

Please help /g/.

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Sup /g/ you neck beard fuckers.

Currently using Ubuntu 16.04 and Windows 10. I wanna go full OPSEC and I need some help. I'm using a VPN and TOR to browse on the web torrent all that shit. So tell me what are some other ways to protect myself from the NSA

>inb4 bow down to the jew

I've had my camera covered on my laptop for over a year now. What else do I need to do? I know at a certain point I can't escape the NSA. I'm alright with that. But how to I not leave myself so vulnerable.

Willing to change OS's disconnect my hardware mic so that when I wanna speak to someone I just pug my headset or earbuds in.

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Some fat fag with a small dick told me to put thise in the chrome console while on a betting website tf it do???


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>install ubuntu minimal
>get xfce desktop minimal
>boots up with no problems and is completely barebones with no bloat
>everything also just works because ubuntu minimal only installs what is needed for a system to run
>download and install everything that I normally use through the terminal
>even after finished my system runs at idle using only about 300mb of ram and is fast and snappy as hell
>also boots up in about 2 seconds
Why do you not use ubuntu minimal? It pleases those with raging computer autism that NEED everything to be exactly right while also ensuring you don't need to put yourself through the pain and suffering of configuring gentoo or arch like a fucking aspie.

Ubuntu Minimal is quite honestly perfect.

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Hate YouTube's new look? I'm still here for you.

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To anyone that actually still uses pmps are they worth it? Is the battery life and audio experience that much better than a modern cell phone? Kind of interested in picking something up

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anyways here are the steps

>make api key https://api.data.gov/
>get key from email
>open up curl and type this in to upload a file (replace <key> with key above and test.pdf with the file yadda yadda yadda)
curl -i -F name=test.pdf -F [email protected] https://publicapi.fcc.gov/ecfs/fileupload?api_key=<key>

>copy the "FileName" {"fileName":"DOC-578d76ce8a400000-X.pdf"}
>paste at end of this url https://ecfsapi.fcc.gov/file/

end result should be https://ecfsapi.fcc.gov/file/DOC-578d76ce8a400000-X.pdf

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I found 8 z400 workstations. What should I do with them? They each have 12 GB of ram and some crappy quadro card plus a xeon.

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Why aren't 2K rips the new norm?

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Data Science or: how I learned to stop being a good gentooman and love surveillance.
https://www.humblebundle.com/books/data-science-books

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So I've been wanting to build a Ryzen 5 1500X machine since it hit shelves so I could test it against my i7-3770K clock for clock. But now I would just want something to game with.
I would get an Athlon X4 950 because its a 3.5Ghz quad core for only $60.
I would go for a Ryzen 3 1200 because its suitable for my 1080p needs.
I would go for a Ryzen 5 1500X so I could replace my i7 for when/if I get back into CPU bound tasks.

Any idea how well the APU's perform relative to Ryzen 3's?

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Is anyone using this?

Looks ok. It seems pretty vanilla but it also looks much nicer (imo) than ubuntu gnome / unity, so why doesn't this get shilled as hard for more "normal" users?

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Give me a good reason why I shouldn't use Opera. I can watch Rick and Morty live streams while I play video games with having the entire browser shrunken to the size I want