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I transferred 120 gigs of data between a few old USB 2.0 flash drives yesterday.

Shit sucked.

When I need to transfer a few gigs between computers I upload to mega from one and then download from the other. It's faster than USB 2.0

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>>58065742

>>58065694
3d nand is patented by samsung.

>>58065694
IMFT started manufacturing some 3D NAND so Crucial probably has some SSDs out there using it.

You also forgot the 960 EVO and Pro.

>>58065712
Yes and?

Haskell

What kind of software development?
Phone applications?
Desktop applications?
Embedded systems?
Something that takes a lot of resources or something that relies a lot on user input?
What?

>>58065699
Phone apps.

u wan pray grame

>>58065646
a shitty looking one

The Fagmaster

I have only x220.

>>58065642
Because my computer needs to do more than just send emails to other autistic freetards.

No reason to do so.

>This is literally a crack dealer tactic.

Of course, that is why they do it. And that is also one of the reasons RMS is so insistent on software being free and open source. Just because something don't cost money does not mean it is free.

I still don't see the appeal of this fucking thing.
I don't get why people flocked to it.

>>58066002
I used it 'cause I wanted a place to keep things to read for later, and didn't want to use bookmarks because they always got cluttered and made it impossible to find things.

It worked fine for a while...until my Evernote page became just as cluttered as my bookmarks.

So yeah, it's pretty dumb.

>>58065547
>>>/g/sqt

You dropped your HDD?
It shouldnt be failing that fast.

>>58065667
No...
It's like that since from 2 years at least.
These values didn't change at all

>Test says GOOD
>duuuuuurrrrrrr guys what does this mean

It's mostly a meme for hipsters who only got into audio to let them pretend they are better than everyone else. Old equipment is usually called sounding "warm", which is simply a hipster word meaning "shit".

>Consider new stuff if it LOOKS the part
Meme

record argument might have worked in the 80s or 90s but we have digital now. CD is old enough so you can still pretend to be superior and can hold lossless music, at least a few tracks.

due to the internet and audiophile sites, you aren't a unique snowflake since all other audio turds will end up doing the same thing, and you'll just fight them when you get "actual" advice (in line with your stupid idea) so you won't win either way.

It's something I want to mess around with. I don't care if you or anyone else thinks it's a meme

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>>58065568
>looks are not an important factor

>>58065468
Unless you absolutely need the phone within a month get the op3t. You're overpaying for an already overpriced product on contract.

>buy windows phone
>connect to PC with a dock
>write documents in Office
One of the reasons why Windows phone's nice desu

>>58065468
opt3

>>58065413
dump hashes

>>58066373
I won't post the one I'm looking for, for obvious reasons. Here are some another hashes that "decrypts" into 15 digits number:

>36b29c8e5b6b8a352068db3f152011b2692ce5d5 SHA1 : 109516969784110
>1613ba0e49710624ab6c374d40c0394bc54ff692 SHA1 : 673397778999345

But now I also found some hash in the same file that decrypts into legit string password. I don't get it. The only explaination would be that somebody decrypted the data, sorted it by password and then encrypted it again, but that doesn't make any sense at all.

>>58066934
checked it myself. In fact, the hashes and the inputs are correct. 673397778999345 for example may be the real password then. You seem to have found a collision.
Maybe it is a collision of some sort and the system check the password also in another hash-format too. For example if the login checks sha1 AND md5 it is way harder to get a collision that works for both.

Computer Engineering unless you want to be a Pajeet all your life.

>>58065577
I was think about computer engineering but I like to program and create. I heard computer engineering is more hardware and you use mostly C/C#/C++. Any major difference between CE vs CS vs SE?

The GTR is the most overrated car in history.

>>58065394
#bookz on IRC (check /lit/ wiki)

>>>/lit/'s wiki has everything you want to know

libgen

HEY SENPAI

>>58065370
yes many thats why you should only ever use TempleOS the one true operating system.

>>58065370
Why do that when hardly anyone compiles it themselves anyway? Just ship an altered build for the majority of people who just download the binaries.

Most of it? When something is free be very cautious

>install loonix
>can't even play games anymore
what a joke of OS.

You need to actually install it to save programs, dingus.

>>58065089
You haven't installed the OS.

Well, blogspot is the most secure blog platform so the guy might know what he is talking about.

>>58065233
He does seem to

The rest of his posts are legit

>>58064948
All you need is some basic C skills and copy and paste some encryption code from stackoverflow into your program and make a simple crypto locker requesting money be sent to a btc address.

This shit isn't rocket science guys.