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Hi /g/,
Does anyone know some software that can:
Play MKV through the web browser from a local source.
Sync the play across multiple clients (4 in this instance)
Allow 1 client (admin) to play / pause / etc. for all clients while not allowing the other clients to do this.
Preferably with a login, but it's not really needed. I've looked everywhere but I can't seem to find any working solution.
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I guess you could use some remote desktop client. Get them all to connect to your computer, fullscreen the video, and deny them keyboard and mouse access. Or you could just share your screen on Skype while they all call you.
If they're in the room, just don't give them a keyboard.
I'm pretty sure Garry's Mod can do this too.
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>>57835291
where's that from
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>>57835999
Find/make an online streaming service like twitch but less anti-fun.
Use OBS and/or other streaming software to capture screen or video player.
If you need remote control use remote desktop and/or ssh.
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Guys help i fucked up.
So after months of downloading porn and torrents from sketchy sites my computer finally got fucked. I want to take it to best buy so the fagsquad can look at it but heres the thing. All my edgy and probably illegal porn and shit is in there. If i ask them to totally reset it can they do it without going through my files and seeing all my fucked up shit?
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>>57835101
Enjoy juvenile hall retard.
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>>57835101
Yes. They don't care about you are porn.
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Fix it yourself dummy
Which console, text-based music player does /g/ use, and how have they configured it?
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Either cmus or mocp I guess.
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I use foobar like a sane human bean
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mocp
just works
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Is the Gear VR actually good? I wouldn't be gaming on it, obviously, but for video watching, is it good?
Anyone here own one? I would use my s7 if I were to buy one
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unless your videos are like this, you can't watch videos with that. each eye will only see half of the video and you'll get a headache.
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I have one, it's pretty good for watching things. But the cellphone gets pretty hot.
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Let's talk about ElementaryOS. I'll start.
Good
It's comfy as fuck. DE is great in regard of both visuals and usability. I grew to hate the flat look meme which is forced upon my throat by other DEs.
Some of the default apps are fine. Music player, mail client, calendar. For sure it has the best applauncher out there. I really like its terminal.
It's stable. It's based on Ubuntu LTS so it rarely does something weird.
Devs are responsive in regard of bugs. They are open to discussion for improvements as well.
Bad
Basically Ubuntu reskin. I'm sad that there are not that many technical projects. Even Solus with their package manager that does not handle libs clearance.. it's nice to see someone taking up the effort.
Epiphany browser as default? Disabling PPAs and general hostility toward third party app producers... devs make some weird choices.
Discuss anon.
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>>57834865
I love how it looks but random memory leaks and tedious bugs pushed me away back to Ubuntu
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>>57834865
>hostility toward third party app producers
Source?
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>>57834897
You mean Samba one?
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~~ PLEASE USE THIS FORM TO GET PURCHASE ADVICE ~~
>Headphone purchase advice
http://pastebin.com/fYZLW7Ub (embed)
Please put some effort into your requests and questions.
If you dislike a suggestion, explain why and try giving a better suggestion to whomever asked.
>/g/ wiki headphone FAQ:
https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php?title=Headphones
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He-400i owner here.
i love headphones
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What about creative aurvana live?
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>>57834955
cheap
>JavaScript is part of the web platform; you don't get to take it away and expect the web to work.
>>--Tom Dale
Does /g/ agree or disagree with this statement?
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>>57834489
I dont trust anyone with two first names
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>>57834489
>not using C webservers
>not using JSP
>not using ASP
>not using literally any alternative to JS
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>click shut down
>computer won't shut down
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Can't shut down
Shut me down inside
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>>57834449
it is now safe to turn off your computer
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Hold power button until power clicks off. boot safe mode. remove last icroshit update that fucked your pc. rebbot
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What's the best /g/ approved mouse? Is it pic related?
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>>57834401
what about pic related?
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What are the advantages of a trackball mouse?
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>>57835534
ergonomics and reduced desk footprint (no mousepad necessary).
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>grew up as a Windows XP baby
>as a kid found Runescape, then CS1.6 and eventually just fell for the gayming meme
>built a decent group of friends throughout highschool who were into games and we played vidya together
>thought I was pretty decent when it came to computers because I could use Google, build a decent PC, use basic knowledge to troubleshoot problems and liked to stay informed on what was new
>lurk /g/
>find out there's a lot more to a computer than just navigating baby GUIs
>find out there are operating systems that are completely customisable to your own specific use case
>find out that the majority of software and even the actual operating systems that most people are using are collecting and selling your data
>really want to switch but can never bring myself to making the change
Did you guys sort of just install and play around?
Did you/do you have any programming experience?
What are the good things you've discovered being a GNU/Linux baby or making the switch yourself?
At the moment I just have a rMBP which I use for most of my simple shit, media consumption and all that. And whenever I want to play a game (which seems to be less and less these days) I just go onto my piece of shit Windows desktop and hope it runs okay on my GTX 650.
Computers are becoming less and less interesting to me and I think it's because of a lack of /installing gentoo/ in my life. Will this be the begin of a new found love of computing, possibly learning a programming language and actually enjoying myself, or will I just find out it's a different way to do the same boring thing and switch back/never come back?
thoughts? help?
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>>57834335
1. You install Linux distro
2. Spend 5 years trying to polish a turd
3. Realize all operating systems are essentially the same
4. You go back to Windows and use it like a power user
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>>57834335
>media consumption
Please don't use terms like "media consumption" or "productivity". They are idiotic buzzwords used by pretentious twats who think talking like this makes them sound smarter. What the fuck is "media consumption"? Say "watching movies". "Looking at pictures". Maybe just "media", dude. "Consumption" is such a dry fucking word. We're talking jacking off on the computer. Do you say "It is time to consume food" or "I'm gonna grab something to eat"?
Just because it's computer-related doesn't mean you have to speak like a machine. It's fucking childish, don't do it.
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>>57834407
How high functioning are you?
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If they put the best supercomputer in the world to mine bitcoins all day, it would give them profit or debts with energy and stuff by the end of the day?
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>>57834258
Probably debts, those supercomputers cost a lot of money in energy and refrigeration. You'd also have to take into account all the money they didn't earn while mining bitcoin since they could have rented the computer.
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>>57834258
You need an ASIC farm to actually make a profit off of mining btc.
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>>57834258
Depends on how efficiently written and compiled the miner's code is.
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What are you working on /g/?
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I wrote a desktop app in C++ and Qt, I'd like to convert it to use on an Android phone. I never wrote anything for mobile. What do?
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run like so:
$ cfunge advent03.bf < input
it requires that the input file be named "input"
as well as that the input file be redirected in on stdin
I'm at the point in debug hell where I think I just need to sleep on it.
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Anime /dpt/ is best
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>be me
>CS grad
>choose CS , cuz HTML at early age got me interested in Programming
> <Head> <Body> , ITSALIVE.jpg , creatingfrankenstien.webm sort of thinking
>Barely passed with average scores
>Still can't memorize a calculator program written in java
>Mind erases it everytime i try
>Neither Strong memory power or creativity in writing code
>Reading code only causes IMMEDIATE IBS symptoms
>Writing code ends up in blank sheet and porn use due to depression
>6 years into chosen career
>Still can't memorize java calculator program or use google to write it
What should i do /g/ . Give up on coding once and for all as its too late? or stick around and try and find something else, related to mathematics and algorithms
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>>57834117
Go to /r/cscareerquestions for this shit
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kill yourself you dumb dumb
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>>57834117
you don't memorize programs you idiot
you use logic to implement the functionality you want
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Why is there no linux installer that does the following?
-provide any of the decent upstream base systems (debian, arch, ubunutu, fedora, opensuse, whatever)
-lets you choose all of the important core system aspects (de, wm, themes, x or wayland, pulse or alsa, themes, etc etc)
-sets up your choices to just work and be properly configured toward each other (tray applets, theme, x/wayland, etc)
Why is every distro either a blank shell where you have to set everything up yourself and be lucky if it works, or a measly attempt at providing just one specific setup with no userbase and no certain future?
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>>57834090
bedrock linux
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>>57834098
thanks, but i forgot to mention
>out of beta at some point during my lifetime
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Because that sounds like a nightmare.
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/g/
Is Protonmail as safe as they say it is?
Do you know a better service?
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>>57834001
>Is Protonmail as safe as they say it is?
No
>Do you know a better service?
Your own.
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>>57834001
It is basically PGP in JS.
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Nothing you put on the internet is safe.