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Everything on that page is correct.

>>57819443
Richard Stallman is a fucking pussy.

>"PWEEZ!! PWEEZ DON'T SAY POWERPOINT! IT TRIGGERS ME!!!"

>>57819546
>waaah d-don't c-correct m-me w-when I-I m-misspeak g-guys waaaah

>>57819263
You're such a moron

>>57819277
I may be, but you aren't helping.

>>57819300
There's no help for you, you should have contacted the manufacturer. Now that you took it apart they're probably going to tell you to fuck off. Still, contact them and see if they'll take pity on you for having a single brain cell.

>>57819151
RMS is all for GNU and GPL. Please do not lump them together who are for linux.

>>57819151
It's free

He's autistic and he don't give a shit that's why I like him. I ain't no GNU/Linux fag.

Trisquel, Ubuntu without the botnet.

Manjaro sound like it would be right up your alley. All the good things about Arch and none of the bad.

>>57819101

Isn't that the one that's 100% FOSS but compatible with Ubuntu packages? I like the sound of that quite honestly.

>>57819131

I've heard about it. I've heard people say it's quite powerful but can be pretty unstable and crashworthy. Is that true?

>>57819057
pic related is your answer

>>57819057
plex.tv
now fuck off

>>57819153
/thread

>>57819051
I'm using Irfanview right now, but I had good luck with ACDSee free - I might go back to that.

F e h
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Honeyview

It is not the task of compiler, but the task of statical analyzer.

>>57819362
(int*)0 is a null pointer of type int, so reading its value should segfault

>>57819446
That's good, you understand basic C knowledge. Now actually read and understand the question this time.

>>57818950
You're dumb. That's why

>>57818950
a true magnet link has tracker information embedded in the URI, for starters.

I'm not actually intimately familiar with the protocol scheme, but it kind of makes sense that more than just a file-hash would be required. As hashes like sha1 and md5 and all of those are digest schemes, if i recall correctly. Which means they ARE NOT unique. Meaning two files could end up having identical sha1 hashes, despite having different content.

>>57818950
Because holy shit kill yourself.

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GODDAMNIT what the fuck

literally spent like 5 hours trying to configure mpd+ncmpcpp last night and i FINALLY got it to work

now i turn on my laptop this morning, and (1) lost my playlist i had set up from yesterday, and (2) i cant even browse for music by pressing tab

someone help and tell me wtf is going on !???????????

>>57818920
do you have systemwide or userwide config?
are you sure mpd loads the proper mpd conf?
did you create appropriate database and playlist file?

>>57818931
>do you have systemwide or userwide config?
how would i know this?
i followd this guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwS28dX7eOI
mpd config: http://pastebin.com/P7rwMFLq
ncmpcpp: http://pastebin.com/yZM8zGwv
(and yes i have the directories edited for my system)


>are you sure mpd loads the proper mpd conf?
?

>did you create appropriate database and playlist file?
i think so
if i go into:
cd .mpd
ls

i get:
config mpd.conf mpd.db mpd.log mpdstate playlists

Did you just use the keygens the guy posted in that other thread? lmao

>>57818768
No sorry, I got my keygen elsewhere

>>57818752
Can you guys help me with networking? how would I make one nas on one router be usable to stream shit on a computer on a different router?

It's not dead, because the experience is pretty cool.

It just requires more time. The headsets and interfaces need to get better and VR-capable systems need to become cheaper.

>>57818714
VR is selling incredibly well, you're just still trapped in a virtual world

You have to wake up

>>57818737
>VR is selling incredibly well,
stop spreading false news

norsk > engelsk

lisp > haskell

oop > functional

>>57818648
Realize you're addicted. Go outside, enjoy nature for a couple hours every day.

just walk away from the screen

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Your computer is your terminal to history's greatest hub of information, period. You can learn basically whatever you want online. There's videos that will teach you how to play music, websites that host PDF with textbooks that will teach you anything from math to languages, documentaries, informational podcasts, online encyclopedias, and so much more.
The computer is a tool. You just choose to use it for retarded shit like video games and /g/.

>>57818383
>lattepanda
>89 bucks

why would you need that?

>>57818401
>Reading comprehension

Anyone who has actually used one?

>>57818383
>lattepanda
Why not buy a device actually endorsed by Microsoft?

https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/iot/explore/deviceoptions

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>>57818310
the only smart accessory worth buying:

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Jakcom-Smart-Ring-R3-Hot-Sale-In-Electronics-Smart-Accessories-As-Smartwatch-For-Samsung-Gear-S/32685335733.html?spm=2114.01010208.3.1.IqIkSF&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_3_10065_10068_10084_10083_10080_10082_10081_10060_10061_10062_10056_10055_10054_10059_10099_10078_10079_426_10073_10102_10096_10052_10050_425_10051,searchweb201603_6&btsid=63193c4e-1aa7-46b6-9769-0d064b2d06bc

>>57818366
those things dont even work

>>57818310
Currently using an LG /g/ Watch myself