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>>58354794

My uni uses them, "upgraded" last year. Absolute trash. Slow laggy fuckers with a 15 minutes login time.

I am pretty sure my uni it is pretty much the worst in the country.

>>58354794
Yes, they have shit performance i.e lag and they cost as much as a proper computer.

If they're used as intended so as a vnc client then they are pretty ok for basic office tasks.

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what do you think of pentium D?

I remember those days when you just could ask 'what pentium do you have?'

>>58355447
legit

also the more mhz the better

now they just add more cores

its over

>>58354670
wire your house for ethernet, what fucking century is this?

jesus christ

>>58354670
>>>/google/

Give it back, Jamal.

>can't afford paying $3.33 a month
jusy kys you worthless piece of shit

>>58354799
Congratulations! You just insulted an anonymous random on the internet for no fucking reason other than to prove to yourself that you're not as fucking pathetic as you're rightfully afraid of being! You sir, are an alpha-faggot!

>>58354653
There's no such thing as a decent free vpn
If you want decent, you have to pay up
If you want to joint he botnet, then use a free one

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>>58354581
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNCQdbViQZ8

nightcore

>>58354581
Eurobeat

>>58354444
Windows is used by almost 90% people. This means companies will primarily make software for it.
Linux is used by less than 4% people. This means it's not a top priority to distribute software to it.
MacOS is used by as many people as linux, and slightly more (probably around 50% more). It's second priority only because it and it's users mainly follow "pay for everything" mentality, unlike Linux which says "most things should be open source and preferably free" (doesn't apply to everyone, I also buy software and use Linux). Companies see that they have a greater chance of selling products to Windows and Apple PC users than Linux PC users. So they look at it this way:
>Windows users will bring us 80% profit
>Mac users will give us 19% profit
>Linux users will give us 1% profit, or less
It's true that linux is used by over a hundred million people, but the truth is companies are too lazy to ship products to them when the potential reward is small. Look at it this way, less than 15% windows users even use that kind of software (Photoshop, etc) and over half of them have pirated it (at least home users). If Linux users followed the same standard the company (example, Adobe) wouldn't earn much.

Though lots of software is now becoming available on linux, the main problem with older software is it would take too much to fix everything up and port it to linux as software was previously mainly shipped for windows only and it's much easier using legacy stuff and adding features on-the-go.

tl;dr
>it's not worth it, people who pay for software are a minority, and Linux users are a minority
>it would take too long to make older software compatible with linux and people are lazy to do so

>>58354730
>it would take too long to make older software compatible with linux and people are lazy to do so
It doesn't take much time with existing multi-platform libraries. Unless your code is shit.

>>58354802

Autodesk's code is really shit. The only reason Maya works on Linux is because it was designed to do so from before Autodesk bought it. 3dsmax on the other hand is entrenched in Win32

They are aimed at tech illiterate babyboomers aka Trump voters.

>dont majority of people have a bluetooth adapter in their PC

obviously not

>>58354664
does bluetooth come with most motherboard?

At least it will keep newfags like you out when people can't memorize the IPv6-address for 4chan

>>58354409
better than IPv4

>>58354435
You're dumb as fuck. That's literally what DNS is for.

Yes.

>>58354398
Yes, an n-bit signed integer and an n-bit unsigned integer both require at least n bits of memory

Yes but they have different ranges. Int could be -2^31 to +2^31 - 1but unsigned could be from 0 to 2^32 - 1

No, we can't. Sorry.

>>58354536
looks like it

>the developer just scrambled bytes until it looks encrypted
Encryption always works this way. It's just hard enough to prevent bruteforcing on common rig. Also you forgot c) Sell the exploit.

>>58354668
>Encryption always works this way
I guess yes, but anyway this is very weak. It's basically just obfuscated.

Would you notify the vendor?
I'm 99% certain they will not fix the underlying issue at all, just piling more obfuscation on top of it, making it harder to reverse, but still totally insecure

>>58354758

You can report the bug with the appropriate bugfix, if you care about the security. You get the money, and increase the probability of a good fix

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>>58354287

>>58354335
Anime OP is always true OP in my heart.

/g/ cool kids club checklist

[x] hate OOP
[x] hate IDEs
[x] use only Haskell
[x] never produce actually useful software (this is important)
[x] wear knee socks
[x] tiling window manager
[x] dark-like-my-soul customized colors
[x] tiny mechanical keyboard with artisan caps
[x] hate popular Linux distributions (far too intelligent for them)

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thank you for using an anime image

>>58354286
Thank you for using a non-anime image

because openarm was a successful thing too.

>>58354226
Looks really cool but it probably won't get any traction outside of free software foundation

>>58354261
It could make the basis for a fully open RPi competitor.

Yes.

>>58354194
Core M is the laptop versions of intel processors, but they are still good.

XPS 13 is a very good laptop. Go for it.

I've got a XPS 13 1080p developer edition with the new kaby lake meme
its honestly a good laptop