Archived threads in /g/ - Technology - 5599. page

>>57872425
I ran an virus scan today and found a trojan!

"too far, I'm spending my money more wisely from now on"

"wow i sure totally care so much about the preferences of windows and linux users enough to shitpost on /g/ about it"

>>57872297

'pends. What if your smartphone battery dies? Didn't think of that shit, did you?

>>57872327
I have the S7 Edge which last for the whole day of music unless I do more elaborate things.

>>57872327
>>57872297
Not if you have a good quality chinese phone with 4000+ mAh of battery.

If you have a shitty iPhone, well it beats carrying around a powerbrick

Reminder that Demonotaku is a god

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soitgoes is better than your retarded trackers.

pdog has spoken

Over 20 TB uploaded on Apollo and still no invite to PTH...I hope you all get cancer.

Yay

Previous thread, chucklefuck >>57868023

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>>57872245
>feed me information

You know what? Fuck you. This isn't how you start a general, man. You are the originator, you must post the links

NO FREEBIES TO OP...ZEES.

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>>57872097
Yeah. Get your phone ou.... oh... forgot.

Yeah, sorry.

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>>57872097
CERBERUS

Or you could just not leave your fucking phone lying around for niggers to steal.

>>57872142
its not that, my friend has been missing sincer 3 oclock and its half 9 now, he hasnt picked his phone up or anything checked everything

Stfu faggot tech illiterate

:(

>>57872099
hi I amandroid can you help root me?

EFF

Tweakers.net

/g/

holy fucking autismo

Thats fucking nuts
Just the though process behind it, using blocks as binary
Visible, physical binary

I wonder if you could do that in real
life. like an inverted punch card

>>57871946
>sethbling
that madman did it again...

Yes because it's not free

>>57871928
Epic. Now head back to /v/ or /b/ or whatever you spilled out of

>>57871856
Read the second reply
https://www.quora.com/Which-is-better-for-virtualization-VMware-or-VirtualBox

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>>57871856
Qemu exists. Why is this thread here?

>>57871835
i sat in one of these at pax, it was pretty dang comfy

>>57871835
i just bought one, it's not that bad
/g/ told me it's a meme chair, but as usual /g/ is wrong

>>57871835
Why. Explain your simplistic opinion.

your """"""""mom""""""" spends money to receive my 1 in her 0.

there were real R&D and/or production costs involved in creating this sequence of 0s and 1s, and I believe that deserves at least some compensation especially if I expect more of such sequences to be released in the future

in addition, the medium by which I can acquire this sequence of 0s and 1s may be more convenient or readily available than those by which I can get it for free

>>57871829
Your small 1 is a rarity indeed, and as an electron microcope operator she needs such tiny things as calibration specimens

>>57871370
>>57866972

µTorrent

anything but utorrent

Which looks better to you?

Which looks better to you?
int sort_freq(const void *a, const void *b)
{
    struct freq *x = (struct freq *)a;
    struct freq *y = (struct freq *)b;
    return x->count - y->count;
    /* ~~~ */ 
    return (*(struct freq *)a).count - (*(struct freq *)b).count;
}

>>57871242
the first one looks better and is easier to debug because you can add or remove code around it.

Trying to improve. Feedback?

local lines = { -- would normally be accepted as arguments
    {
        {x = 1, y = 1}, -- point 1
        {x = 7, y = 3}, -- point 2
    },
    {
        {x = 2, y = 6},
        {x = 5, y = 0}
    }
}

for i, line in pairs(lines) do
    line.m = (line[2].y - line[1].y) / (line[2].x - line[1].x) -- slope (m)
    line.b = line[1].y - (line.m * line[1].x) -- y-intercept (b)
end

local intX = (lines[2].b - lines[1].b) / (lines[1].m - lines[2].m) -- intersection point x value
local intY = (lines[1].m * intX) + lines[1].b -- intersection point y value

print("The lines intersect at (" .. intX .. ", " .. intY .. ").")

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Anyone know if Pygame works for Python 3?

The only copies of it I've seen were for Mac. I'm looking to run it in Ubuntu.

I've got Pygame running already, but for Python 2, which ain't too modern.

>>57871646
Python 2 is for sure modern. no need to switch to 3 unless you have autism.

>>57871674
Python 3 is present and future, anon. Python 2 is the past.

It also voids your warranty.
It's basically punishment for being a bad goy because now you can install any rom you want and block ads and other shit.

banned? what do you mean?

if you mean void warranty, then yes, >>57871077 this is right

it is basically like jailbreaking iOS, only not as unstable as a jailbroken iphone. you're free when you do that.

however, i don't really see the point of doing this though. why not just buy a thinkpad, maybe x220 or t420 model? i really do think its stupid that people will struggle to make something work in a way it isn't designed to, when you have an easy solution in your hands

>>57871109
I only root my phone so I can get adaway to work.
Blocking ads is extremely important for me, I haven't seen them in so long I can no longer watch TV or listen to the radio or even read print media because I'm suddenly reminded that this is normal and it's normal to be pelted with thousands of sales pitches a day.