File: 1450312772226.jpg (140KB, 685x642px) Image search:
[Google]
140KB, 685x642px
>People want to be
>Web Developer
>Android/iOS Developer
>Infosec
All in one.
What did you do to focus just in one IT-field?
24 Posts / 1 Images
View this topic
>>
Computer repair technician. Currently studying for my A+ cert and hopefully will start an apprenticeship somewhere after that.
>>
>>58008220
>/g/ - Technology
Why u didnt study the CS degree?
>>
>>58008250
Too saturated. While there are millions of pajeets ready to replace you dipshits with half assed code, the story is not the same for the guys repairing broken hardware.
smosh92
Avatar: Master of all Coding Languages 2016-12-15 05:24:00 Post No.58008200
[Report] Image search: [Google]
Avatar: Master of all Coding Languages 2016-12-15 05:24:00 Post No.58008200
[Report] Image search: [Google]
File: 949284-avatar-the-last-airbender-wallpaper-94-35-kb.jpg (94KB, 1400x612px) Image search:
[Google]
94KB, 1400x612px
Avatar: Master of all Coding Languages
smosh92
2016-12-15 05:24:00
Post No. 58008200
[Report]
[View this topic]
i'm sure you guys know about avatar: the last airbender. so i was wondering, what if instead of 4 elements, they were 4 coding languages? what would you name as water, earth, fire and air?
20 Posts / 2 Images
View this topic
>>
Python, C++, Java, Swift
But everything changed when the Java nation attacked
>>
>>58008200
Only the lisp developers, masters of actual computing, can save us
>>
>>58008234
But I believe, that OP is a faggot
File: 6860_06_samsung_850_evo_1tb_3d_v_nand_ssd_review_full.jpg (89KB, 1300x1309px) Image search:
[Google]
89KB, 1300x1309px
Bought 3 EVO 1TB for $600 shipped.
Did I fall for the meme, /g/?
17 Posts / 2 Images
View this topic
>>
That model is pretty sweet f+ampai
>>
just got a 1TB harddrive for $60
>>
>>58008216
Thanks. RIP my 5 HDDs, literally.
File: applemacoct2016-macbook_pro_video010.jpg (65KB, 1543x767px) Image search:
[Google]
65KB, 1543x767px
PSA this is a Windows PC
10 Posts / 3 Images
View this topic
>>
File: collegedropout-javascript.jpg (154KB, 1200x1500px) Image search:
[Google]
154KB, 1200x1500px
PSA this is also a Windows PC
>>
>>58008078
>>58008116
PSA this is autism
>>
install gentoo or kill yourself, your choice bro
Anonymous
Some resources for improving as a programmar? 2016-12-15 05:08:39 Post No.58008061
[Report] Image search: [Google]
Some resources for improving as a programmar? 2016-12-15 05:08:39 Post No.58008061
[Report] Image search: [Google]
File: wQe0DW4.png (4KB, 327x273px) Image search:
[Google]
4KB, 327x273px
Some resources for improving as a programmar?
Anonymous
2016-12-15 05:08:39
Post No. 58008061
[Report]
[View this topic]
I know how Java and C++ work. I know you can make classes and objects to split the code up and make the code more flexible and maintainable.
I know about arrays and recursion and sorting algs and all this other applied shit that you can use to make programs
But I don't have any actual experience making actual programs. Useful ones like game and calculators and apps and all that shit. And i have no idea how to get started.
So I'm asking for some resources on mini 'projects' that will let me get my feet in the water and actually know how to use all the stuff in a way that is effective and leads to an actual program.
And this is most important for objects. I know the concept objects but I don't know how to actually apply them. Once I tried making chess, and naturally I thought I would have an Piece object and then every time of piece inheriting from it. But even though I think I had the right idea, I didn't know how to implement it and what code should go where.
I can probably make chess in one class and it would basically be a loop that works while both kings can still move, but I feel like it would be a retarded program to write that most expierienced programmers would laugh at if they ever saw it.
Pls help, thanks
9 Posts / 1 Images
View this topic
>>
>>58008061
>programmar
start with English language first, Pajeet.
>>
>>58008074
thanks
>>
>>58008061
> I can probably make chess in one class and it would basically be a loop that works while both kings can still move, but I feel like it would be a retarded program to write that most expierienced programmers would laugh at if they ever saw it.
You would be retarded to think that a program you're going to write, without experience, would be something that most experienced programmers would consider even mildly impressive.
Write the chess program. It will probably be a clusterfuck when you finish. Before you start writing the program, think about the structure, the necessary objects, the structure of the data you will use. Write tests first or in parallel with the chess. When your clusterfuck is ready, tested and working, refactor it, add/remove comments, make it work more efficiently, find a more elegant solution. The only thing keeping you back is you thinking your first actual program would be something special, but the thought is just plain retarded. If the chess program is so simple, you'd finish it in a day for sure. From there on do whatever feels harder: write an algorithm to solve a rubik's cube, for example. And don't go looking for standard algorithms, solve it yourself.
File: og-privacybadger.png (23KB, 1200x600px) Image search:
[Google]
23KB, 1200x600px
Why no one is talking about this? It's actually usable now. And no ublock origin is not enough
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2016/12/new-and-improved-privacy-badger-20-here
Privacy Badger 2.0 was released
New features with 2.0
Version 2.0 of Privacy Badger includes many improvements for users and developers, including:
• Support for “incognito” or “private” browsing
• Import/export capabilities, so you can export a backup of what Privacy Badger has learned about your tracker-blocking needs and import that into another browser
• Fixes to “break” fewer websites, ensuring that you can both block trackers and enjoy rich content
• Improved user interface translation for non-English-speaking users
• Blocks to prevent WebRTC from leaking your IP address
• Blocks to prevent HTMLl5 "ping" tracking
• Notable speed improvements (Firefox only)
• Multiprocess Compatibility (E10S) (Firefox only)
• A single code base for both the Firefox and Chrome versions
33 Posts / 2 Images
View this topic
>>
>>58008001
>And no ublock origin is not enough
y tho
>>
>>58008001
>And no ublock origin is not enough
But I also use uMatrix
>>
>>58008012
a lot of social and google shit is still leaking through "tracking list by Disconnect" not to mention more obscure sites you visit. Install and check in half an hour of casual browsing.
File: 11232774_788729837908427_989931793_n.jpg (34KB, 480x480px) Image search:
[Google]
34KB, 480x480px
Is there a way to crack WPA2 encrypted wifi passwords?
Don't think I'll be able to afford internet next month and there's like 10+ wifis around me I could try to perhaps brute force.
28 Posts / 6 Images
View this topic
>>
>>58007996
the only shortcut is WPS, you might get lucky and they have an easily crackable dictionary password or 8 digit one all lowercase with no symbols.
>>
File: 1479534206901.png (8KB, 701x701px) Image search:
[Google]
8KB, 701x701px
>>58007996
>bruteforce wpa2
No, either try to social engineer into this shit or try to get physical access and switch the network to wps
>>
1. Evil twin attack
2. Capture a lot of handshakes and have a good wordlist
3. social engineering
File: 233730.jpg (7KB, 200x200px) Image search:
[Google]
7KB, 200x200px
Now, it's been 9 hours since I did my newest windows 7 fresh install and hit the windows update and still nothing.
I'm thinking about an upgrade just so I don't need to go over this anymore.
this must've been deliberatly done by microcucks.
12 Posts / 4 Images
View this topic
>>
c'mon this is bullshit
>>
File: 34bdec5a0bf7f3bf64ff08427e9ed6302750c0c0_hq.jpg (112KB, 699x992px) Image search:
[Google]
112KB, 699x992px
>>58008686
over TEN hours.
>>
Lrn 2 Windows 7 update rollup. It exists for EXACTLY this reason. Just google Win 7 update rollup and find out how to install it. The one I used includes every SP1 update up to May of 2016
File: 2b79e8ae65[1].png (7KB, 1040x87px) Image search:
[Google]
![2b79e8ae65[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/3fUE9PP.png "2b79e8ae65[1]"){kind=small}
7KB, 1040x87px
Show me what you got
34 Posts / 20 Images
View this topic
>>
File: Capture.png (5KB, 1073x109px) Image search:
[Google]
5KB, 1073x109px
>>
I got 8" dick.
>>
File: png.png.png.png.png.png.png.png.png.png.png.png.png.png.png.png.png.png (9KB, 531x155px) Image search:
[Google]
9KB, 531x155px
Anonymous
Malvertising Campaign Infects Your Router Instead of Your Browser 2016-12-15 04:54:01 Post No.58007920
[Report] Image search: [Google]
Malvertising Campaign Infects Your Router Instead of Your Browser 2016-12-15 04:54:01 Post No.58007920
[Report] Image search: [Google]
Malvertising Campaign Infects Your Router Instead of Your Browser
Anonymous
2016-12-15 04:54:01
Post No. 58007920
[Report]
[View this topic]
Source: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/malvertising-campaign-infects-your-router-instead-of-your-browser/
>The way this entire operation works is by crooks buying ads on legitimate websites. The attackers insert malicious JavaScript in these ads, which use a WebRTC request to a Mozilla STUN server to determine the user's local IP address.
>Based on this local IP address, the malicious code can determine if the user is on a local network managed by a small home router, and continue the attack. If this check fails, the attackers just show a random legitimate ad and move on.
>For the victims the crooks deem valuable, the attack chain continues. These users receive a tainted ad which redirects them to the DNSChanger EK home, where the actual exploitation begins.
17 Posts / 2 Images
View this topic
>>
Can't you just reset your router lol?
>>
>>58007920
>by a small home router
The fuck does this even mean? Consumer network gateways run a variety of firmwares. What if there was a vulnerability in a Cisco gateway? Would they leave it alone?
>>
>>58007920
Chitoge really changed after the end of Nisekoi
Anyway, just use adblock, common sense and (if you're windowsfag) purchase Avira antivirus and Malwarebytes
File: thanks google.png (6KB, 1715x62px) Image search:
[Google]
6KB, 1715x62px
Latest chrome update seems to have disabled the flag to turn off material design. Any idea how to disable this garbage?
6 Posts / 1 Images
View this topic
>>
>>58007900
dont use chrome?
>>
It's a small thing but indicative of their attitude. I've switched to Firefox as a result. Hopefully something better will come along.
>>
>>58007900
this is why people use firefox
File: 1481746843394.png (48KB, 400x389px) Image search:
[Google]
48KB, 400x389px
>rig
62 Posts / 38 Images
View this topic
>>
>app
>>
>nig
>>
File: 1478371363381.jpg (34KB, 338x305px) Image search:
[Google]
34KB, 338x305px
>this phone has 64gb of memory
File: 1024px-motorola_razr_v3i_02.jpg (91KB, 1024x768px) Image search:
[Google]
91KB, 1024x768px
Did /g/ own a Motorola Razr at some point?
28 Posts / 5 Images
View this topic
>>
The very first iteration.
It practically got me sex.
>>
no but i always wanted one
too late now
>>
V3, yes
File: go_lang1.png (58KB, 607x318px) Image search:
[Google]
58KB, 607x318px
When did you realize this is the best language?
175 Posts / 13 Images
View this topic
>>
Always
>>
At the letter G
>>
>>58007670
But Go isn't D, how can it be the best language?
I was bored and decided to waste some time getting in touch with my inner hipster. Dug out my Minidisc player. The compression sounds surprisingly good. Even LP2 sounds decent enough. Not very practical to use today, but the discs still look cool.
Anyone else still got a MD player? In working condition? Do you still use it?
25 Posts / 8 Images
View this topic
>>
Have 2 working units, use one occasionally when heading out somewhere a fancier unit might be at a risk of getting smashed or nicked. Should've stocked up on those HiMD disks while they still were available. Funnily enough I did see normal MD blanks for sale a couple of years ago but have not seen HiMD ones.
>>
I have a Sony MZ-R55, it's still working but the battery is gone.
>>
File: Vintage-Sony-Md-Minidisc-Walkman-Recorder-Mz-R35.jpg (136KB, 1600x900px) Image search:
[Google]
136KB, 1600x900px
>>58007903
I have an MZ-R35
Same issue, but the player came with an addon so you could use AAA batteries.