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Can't pick a new phone 2017-01-06 01:45:25 Post No.58354167
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Hi /g/
After spending 2 years on Windows Phone I'm looking into buying Android again but I'm torn between three options since CM is dead and XDA and the market overall aren't what they used to be.
The options are: well preserved S5, OnePlus One 64gb and Redmi Note 2
Thanks.
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The one you like most.
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>>58354187
I'm split between S5 and Oneplus but the problem I can't tell which one is at least somewhat future-proof.
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>>58354196
it's a goddamn phone, just get anything
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Networking thread.
Question time. I currently have the standard setup - Modem -- Router -- LAN -- Webserver/FTP/etc, Other Clients.
Recently, security paranoia setting in.
Wondering if changing my setup to something like the pic would make a difference - running two routers in a WAN-LAN cascade config. What're the pros and cons - and would it make my "safe" LAN side safer? I'd lock that shit down.
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>>58354147
That's stupid, you can add a firewall if you want, between the modem and the router.
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>>58354147
Just get a Cisco ASA off Ebay and stick it between the router and modem
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>>58356193
Or a pfsense machine
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> not using solus
Why are you not using Solus anon?
https://solus-project.com/
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>>58354146
>using the mouse on linux
>not using a tiling wm
> not being 105% efficient
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Because the cursor wouldn't stop flickering for some reason.
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>>58354146
Bumped. I have yet to start using solus because I haven't donwloaded more RAM yet. Just waiting for someone to get me a brand new Wi-Fi cable to get connection.
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what went wrong?
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They waited until after the hype died to talk about what a Steam Machine actually was. People were confused until they moved on, eventually finding out it was a product they had no need for.
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>>58354077
they used Xorg instead of Wayland and in return got shit performance for all games, they also used buggy shit like pulseaudio which breaks sometimes requires you to drop into desktop mode and fix via cli (they also used SystemD which breaks my wifi after a reboot and requires a reinstall of the whole OS)
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>>58354077
Turns out gamers don't give a shit about Linux gaming machines when they can only play 1/10th of the games available on Steam - if that.
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Get them geek jokes
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FUCK OFF
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Haganai
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/g/ what's your favorite file manager for Android?
Most of the ones i've used were bloated and not that useful
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adb shell
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>>58354022
Amaze
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Amaze
Free as in freedom, lightweight, just werkz, and has a FTP server feature. What's not to like?
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What's the donkey of programming languages?
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>>58353978
PHP
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visual basic
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>>58353978
Scala
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Does anyone know a Firefox extension that can copy the image name if you double click it?
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Is there sauce on this? I reverse image searched it with literally everything and nothing is showing. I don't have your answer OP but have a bump.
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>>58353926
Try "copy on select" add-on. Here's Android version:
https://addons.mozilla.org/pl/android/addon/copy-on-select/?src=search
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>>58353926
I have one, it's called not being a sjwcux user
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Getting beyond programming basics. 2017-01-06 01:08:43 Post No.58353878
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Getting beyond programming basics.
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Hello /g/,
so I've been starting out programming, both in C(using mostly google) and in Python(using mostly learnpythonthehardway). I really hate the book because it doesn't at all emphasize some background knowledge / terms that I think would be useful to even start a conversation about things.
For example I wondered about pointers in other languages, because I just read about them in C and they seemed really important but apparently there's no such thing in Python.
However there seem to be barenames and decorated names. I'm 20 exercises into this book and never heard of those.
Point is, I'm constantly hitting brick walls. I can program your usual FizzBuzz or "count from 700 to 200 in steps of 13" but as soon as I want to try something else I feel uninstructed. Things like why gets() is a bad thing.
The way I progressed in C was picking some challenge I thought I could do and doing it. That was fun and helps me stay motivated. But I am constantly baffled at how "untrivial" seemingly easy challenges are.
To break off the rant, can someone help me out? Someone who knows the feel and got over it?
I wish there was just a long list of programming challenges sorted by increasing difficulty where I could acquire the missing pieces myself.
Otherwise I guess some non meme book recommendations would be nice.
I don't wanna do
>pic related
all the time.
For C I use CodeBlocks with the GCC and for Python it depends on the platform I'm on, either Notepad++ or Gedit and the command line.
(Reason for this thread is I was curious about how to help port a tool called GeDoSaTo from DX9 to DX11, but I probably don't even know what I'm asking, which is exactly my problem.)
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Try ProjectEuler.
Also, I've been learning C++ as well for a month and struggle with some trivial shit. Crushes my self-esteem, familia.
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People keep telling me I shouldn't start out with C++, would you share that notion?
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>>58353878
go through these maybe
What's up with the anti-linux shill posts lately?
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CES is on, usually happens when MS releases products or appears at some event.
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>>58353875
Trolls trolling trolls
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I don't know what you're talking about. Install Solus.
AMD FX 6300 or I5?
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i5. ALWAYS Intel.
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>>58353770
i5 or wait for Zen to launch, which is right around the corner.
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>>58353770
Please don't get the FX 6300. There is a reason the thing is so cheap.
The i5 6600k is still relatively cheap for what it does and it can be overclocked to ridiculous speeds and remain cool.
How can i get these back on windows 7?
i dont know what its called can anyone help me please.
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>>58353625
look up quick launch
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quick launcher
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>>58353625
Right click taskbar > Toolbars > Quick Access or whatever
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>overpriced
What does this mean exactly?
If the company is profitable, their prices are just right, don't you think?
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It means that for the components and quality being offered, the price is higher than you would pay for an equally good product from another company.
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>>58353610
Then why do people do so?
Clearly the product or serviced is priced accurately if so many people buy it.
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Theres two sides to look at this.
From the sellers viewpoint you are correct, if a product sells well the product is apparently priced correctly (or maybe even too low).
From the buyers viewpoint overpriced usualy means the product's price is higher than the actual value of the product. This phrase is often used when companies pull shit like asking 200 dollars for 8 GB of extra ram, which might cost them 10 bucks max.
The two are linked ofcourse, if a buyer thinks something is overpriced, he will not buy it.
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/g/ name the company who will take Apple down, and who its CEO will be
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You can make an identical Apple product, call it Snapple, if it's cheap these macfags won't buy it!
IDENTICAL !
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>>58353561
None. Applefags are brainwashed into thinking every other brand is interior. It is too late to stop Apple.
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>>58354158
This. You could even make it objectively superior and cheaper and you would still have Macfags shitting on it.
Have you ever met a Macfag anywhere other than the internet? They're even more fucking ridiculous in real life then they are here.
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Retarded naming conventions 2017-01-06 12:16:43 Post No.58353440
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Retarded naming conventions
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What's with all the retarded/goofy names of GNU/Linux programs. Xchat sounds like a sex chat application. Scrot sounds like "scrote" (i.e. scrotum). Toilet sounds like, well, what it is. Why are FLOSS/OSS developers so immature? And then there are retarded, impossible to remember names that are just character sequences like irssi and ncmpcpp. Yeah, that's real memorable. Don't even get me started on "ya_". Pic unrelated.
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>>58353440
scrotum does exist
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>>58353449
Where? You mean scrotwm?
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>>58353440
http://caca.zoy.org/