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Steve Jobs did not even know 1% of what Terry Davis know about computers.

Steve Jobs did not even solve the problems, he made other people do it.

If it weren't for those damn CIA niggers, Terry would be a billionaire.

Makes me sad that terry has schizo

windows 10
thinkpad
apple products

>>57770942
>being poor

l ma a o

>SSD
>memechanical keyboard
>high refresh rate

For this you are retarded, for the rest you're right.

It makes me euphoric.

>>57770894
I had driver issues when I tried it, also I find apt easier to use. The name is pretty autistic as well

>>57770894
Their release cycle sucks and their repos are pure autism. Rumor has it that they have Wayland working in Fedora 25, though.

>>57770881
step 1. first ur gonna need some cool stickers to beat all the other hackers. u need the best stickers.

>>57770908
Can I use a 4chan clover or would that be against the "code"?

>>57770881
Serious question, why do people not like this guy? I'm talking about the people who are cool with Snowden, but hate Assange.

>>57770855
Depends on multiple factors.

Tor anonymises your IP. Nothing more, nothing less. Anything you do using that IP can and will be logged and heavily scrutinized. Any fingerprints that identify yourself or your device will give you away.

Also, there's a base risk of all your nodes being controlled by the adversary, which allows them to apply statistical attacks. Slim, but existant.

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>>57770888
Recently I noticed some websites are having javascript polling the server like crazy when using TOR. The only reason I can think about why this happens is the attack you described.

Connect somebody's session to it's real IP by owning all nodes in a request.

>>57770855
what's the adversary?
You can't win against government and large corporations.

https://static.mozilla.com/

Still got money from them. Any info on Yahoo contract?

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I was curious about the extension thing, and look at what I found.
Is this seriously news? I don't even care the american elections (am just an egyptian), but what the fuck? This is silly; they're closing their eyes to any kind of critical thinking and calling the other side names. Doubt most of the american populace will read ANYTHING about the alt-right phenomenon - they'll see the false label of "white supremacy' and be turned off it forever. You're so easy to play with, americans.

>>57771406
>false label of "white supremacy'
We can call it bullshit too.

First for Ê ¤ ¿ ü ¤ Ù ó È K ‰ “ å ‹ ~ g U ~ V ~ j · ü ó g ; Y ‹ Ê ¤ ¿ ü ¤ Ù ó È

what the literal fuck is Ê ¤ ¿ ü ¤ Ù ó È K ‰ “ å ‹ ~ g U ~ V ~ j · ü ó g ; Y ‹ Ê ¤ ¿ ü ¤ Ù ó È

first for passing the headphones sir,,

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>>57770614
use kolourpaint

how hard would it be to reverse engineer photoshop and make an exact clone of the gui+features like tools and filters? how long would that take? I'm not too familiar but couldn't someone just put in a year of work and bust out an open source clone?

>>57770614
If they can implement a more friendly way to draw smooth shapes a la Paint Tool SAI, I would drop it completely for GIMP.

http://alvinalexander.com/gimp/gimp-how-to-create-draw-circle-in-gimp-tutorial

>tfw no pizza

>>57770562
i miss this meme

>certain interactions of physical forces are illegal

how can that be

become windows?

>>57770464
Realize that to normies, computers are about colorful buttons on a screen?

They don't even realize the difference between texts, emails, WeChat, Whatsapp, Viber, Twitter, Facebook, Snapchat and Instagram. It's just an icon to send stuff, and it just works, and they don't care how.

>>57770464

>again

It never had it and it never will.

Why are there so few guides about under-clocking (under-volting) CPUs? I cannot afford anything other than a stock cooler and I'm worried about it becoming too hot (a used CPU/cooler).

Can I screw things up by under-clocking as badly as over-clocking can?

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How the fuck do I make a tripcode in Clover?
Best if you add a pic with that

I want to build a pc for my entertainment room to emulate most consoles. What hardware am i looking at to get "perfect" emulation of ps2, dreamcast and those sort of things? As far as i can tell my Fx8350 and Hd7970 cant emulate ps2 very well.

If possible i also want 4k 60+ fps upscaling

>>57770400
>haswell
>ddr4
No. Also that radeon r7 250 is shit. I'd rather play shitty video games on a skylake celeron and rx 460 than i3 and r7 250.

>>57770656
I'm trying to do something with the i3-6100 and the RX460 now! It seems I will have to drop the idea of getting an SSD though.

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What do you guys think? I rather be at the lower end of my 300-400 euro pricerange, anywhere I can shave off some costs? Perhaps able to stick an SSD in somewhere?

>>57770315
Because you're still learning.

Because OOP is a joke that people wont stop telling, so you have to pretend to still find it funny, even though hearing so many others find it hilarious makes you die inside.

>>57770315
Because OOP is a meme

>>57770266
because it looks cool or something

how are so sure that picture was taken in the northern hemisphere?

>>57770318
:^)

>>57770229
windows 7 master race

>>57770229
Well... you're the fag in the first place.

What do you mean by Linux? You meant Gnu/Linux? Same thing for BSD, fix that shit and eventually repost it

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I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.
Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called “Linux”, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project. There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use.
Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine’s resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called “Linux” distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.