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>Windows 7
>Updates off
>MSE
>Using only free software
>No viruses
Nice meme about updates, literally a year without any viruses and my PC isn't slowed by pesky botnet updates
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>Windows 7
>Using only free software
Found the virus. (hint: it's the first one)
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Windows 7 is not free software in itself, how can you be only using free software?
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Windows 10 > Linux
>inb4 1366 x 768
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>>58472384
here's your (You), now get the fuck out.
Cancer.
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Just install Windows
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Is Linux really more secure than Windows? According to this Linux has 10 times more vulnerabilities than all of Microsoft's products. Also how come every time they compare Windows and Linux they compare the entire operating system called Windows vs just the Linux kernel? That sounds really unfair and unprofessional.
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Windows exploit creates botnet army that can knock a linux server offline. \
Listed as effecting linux and windows.
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>>58472550
>trying to pull a /pol/ flag meme on /g/
What'cha on nigga?
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What's a nice headset ?
All I do is listen to music
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ATH-M50X
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>>58472301
Why do you hate this man?
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>>58472332
name a better pair of cans so i can laugh at you then.
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Are there any tablets/android handhelds out there that can handle PS2 emulation?
I'm getting fed up of modern consoles and I'm looking for a good emulator instead.
I've heard pic related might be good, but I'm on the fence.
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>>58472243
Nvidia shield
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no
you can buy a custom ps2 handheld
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>>58472328
No even the nvidia shield cant emulate ps2
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ITT: we explain algorithms
I'll start with Seam Carving (or the Path of Least Resistance or Brutal Pixel Genocide, as the authors should have called it instead):
Suppose you'd want to resize an image without stretching important details, such as persons or other distinct objects.
The basic approach is to find a line of least important pixels, i.e. that isn't adjacent or part of the objects and remove that.
Repeat this until your image has your targeted size and you are done. Those line have to consist of 6-connected pixels, like\|/
p
/|\
So how does one detect the least important line in an image?
Step 1: calculate the "energy" of the image
Step 2: find the least valuable path in the energy image
(to be continued)
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>>58472155
1. The paper is kind of vague what can be used as "energy function". Often, it is some kind of edge detection. Depending on your requirements, some poor mans version of a sobel filter matrix - combined horizontal and vertical may suffice. In that case, you may want to shift the values, so 0 means no edge at all, because sobel usually stores edge directions.
2. Similary, there are multiple possible ways of finding the path.
One simple solution is using an iteration algorith that is "dynamic programming" (should have been called sequential optimization instead: https://www.biostars.org/p/17908/):
Suppose you want to shrink the image horizontally - thus removing a vertical line - you iterate over the rows, beginning from the second row.
For every pixel you check which one of the three pixel above has the smallest energy value. You then add that to the actual pixels energy value.
At the end of the process, the pixel with the smallest value in the last row marks the line you want to remove. When removing, you can either trace back the path or store the path as channel component in the first place.
Bonus: Not only can you remove lines, you can interpolate new ones to enlarge an image.
And you can have an additional layer with weights, which you can draw on to mark objects to preserve or remove, should the energy function fail.
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>>58472162
chances are I missed something or was too vague about some details, so feel free to ask
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>>58472155
>>58472162
>>58472174
I almost forgot: Before edge detection, you most likely want to turn your image black and white and gaussian blur it to remove stray pixels.
>linux is more secure than windows
>accepts all incoming connections by default
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>iptables
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>>58472073
>30 second response time
Freetards sure are working hard today. It doesn't matter if it HAS iptables when it by default allows literally any Pajeet, Ching Chong or Vladimir in the world to hack you without any effort and add your computer to their botnet
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>>58472093
Pounce off win shillings.
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>CrystalDisk
>Status: caution.
>05 sectors moved: 38168
>C5 sectors: 320
>C6 sectors: 320
>with almost every detail of the ID issues below, the current issue is almost at, or at the level of "worst" in almost all of the cases
I have no idea how to use CrystalDisk nor i have any clue about the details of HDDs. What does this means? Is my HDD FUBAR? After leaving my PC turned on all night SOMETIMES i return to find that the BIOS lost connection to the HDD, however after turning off, and removing and reinserting the HDD cables the issue is fixed, making me think that the issue was just the cable that goes from the MOBO to the HDD. Is that the issue? or is my HDD seriously fucked up?
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Its a SATA 7.2k RPM of 2 TB from 5 years ago. Started 1392 times and ran for a total of: 28702 hours. Dont know how long that is for an HDD that was cleansed and had windows reinstalled in it twice.
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>>58472081
i am trying to give some more life to my PC by fixing what's wrong and OCing it. I dont even play videogames, i just want to take as much life out of my hardware as possible.
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>>58472135
so you aren't going to help me?
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WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS SHIT
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
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>>58471946
Press the running man on the bottom right corner.
Never post again
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>>58471946
>>58471955
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How hard would i have to pee to penetrate the turret of an abram tank frontally?
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>>58471782
Do you mean how hard to penetrate the armor? Or do you mean how hard to pee so the stream fires all the way down the turret and into the tank?
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something in this area i would suppose
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_jet_cutter
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>>58471782
Ask Donald Trump.
He's into that sort of thing.
Military amelioration, I mean.
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>>MFW when I studied Physics and mechanical Engineering in college
>>MFW I just got hired as a software engineer
>>MFW when no one on my team has CS degrees
So the CS degree Meme is really just a meme huh?
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>>58471779
CS is just like finance. Financial firms will hire anyone BUT finance majors.
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>>58471779
how retarded do you have to be to willingly stay in undergrad for 6 years?
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>>58471779
>>>>MFW OP is a retoid that thinks computer science and software engineering are the same thing
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What are good paying jobs in computer related field? I'm going to college in about 7 months and until then I'm working in a dead-end factory job, drilling holes into wires 8 hours per day and I never want to make the same mistake or work this job again ever in my entire life.
I'm willing to do/study anything at this point in my life. There is no way I'm ever doing anything as nearly as shitty as what I'm doing now in my life.
I'm currently learning C#, but am not sure where to go from here on.
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>>58471773
what are they playing?
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>>58472212
you mean paying? pay is good, but it is just the most horrendous, mind killing job you can think of.
not to menation the side effects on your neck/back/shoulders/arms.. wake up everyday sore as fuck and I'm the biggest dude there.
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>C#
Learn asp.net. Get an entry level position at a large company. You may need to move to a large city for this.
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Anyone brave enough to actually do it?
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Do what
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Didn't do anything
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>>58471767
PROTIP: they are both shortcuts. All you would end up doing is removing the shortcut you could easily replace.
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I have a Dell Inspiron 5558 with i3-5005u, GT 920M and 4GB ram. Would it worth an upgrade to 8GB RAM? It runs pretty shitty, the hard disk (5400rpm) being the major bottleneck but I won't invest in a SSD with this low tier configuration. Would I see an improvement with 8GB RAM? I was playing AoE 3 on LAN with a friend and the game started lagging really bad towards the end (I was the host), would ram solve this problem? Even exploring through windows 10 is laggy. Is an SSD even worth thinking about?
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>>58471595
No. SSDs are a meme, don't buy one. 5400RPM is slow but more than enough. Upgrade to a 7200RPM laptop drive and you should be just fine. RAM can't be upgraded on that machine to 8GB anyway, it's a limit from the 920M voltage regulations.
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>>58471626
It supports more than 4GB ram
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>>58471626
When will the SSDs are a meme meme end.
what is a "just werks" distro
>inb4 gentoo
fuck off
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>install exherbo
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Windows/OS X
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fedora 25