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Why is Tor so often related with criminal activity? Why can't there be a browser with Tor like privacy, but not the access to illegal sites? Do you use Tor? Why?

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Why is Microsoft always behind the times?
Is it key to their success?

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Cpp general
I'll start:
How do I make a proxy server using unix sockets?

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Are you excited /g/ ? Shipping january 2017!

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What's going on in England right now? By banning adult content websites, places like 4chan and reddit will be off limits. No proxy services or anything that encrypt data without a government backdoor. Are our bongbros leaving us? What will you guys do if you can't shitpost? I'm worried for you.

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Windows Mobile 10 have a future?
I want buy this for 250 euro.

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Given the recent worms involving popular IP cameras, are there ANY decent ones (around 4MP, 1080p+, preferably PoE) that don't come with 12 thousand different ways to become part of a botnet? I don't want it forwarding ports for me, I just want it to expose two different streams: standard and high definition.

I'm guessing that it's for the best to isolate them all on a VLAN because I don't want them IPv6 addressable either, and this would solve most of my problems.

I'm not incompetent, I know how to automate alerts, I want to basically have a setup like this:
1) local server consumes standard definition video stream using motion
2) if motion is detected, capture the high definition stream to disk
3) if any new files are in a directory, upload them to amazon cloud drive.
4) further, send an email (and/or text, if I want to pay for sending through a gateway) with the alert.

Ideally I'd be checking another external condition to start/stop motion. But that's beyond the scope of this thread.

It's all easily automated, but I really don't want four or so cameras on my network to be scanning IPv4 space for a skid.

And I REALLY don't want to rely on shitty software written by silicon valley dipshits and/or chinese who think giving me the ability to connect to my camera, without personally VPNing into my local network, is a good idea.

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>The chip that has just leaked is a trend-breaker when it comes to Intel's server parts: it carries on the V5 platforms' core count increase (with 24 and 28-core processors being already expected), stepping away from the 22-core high-end E5-2699V4A that Intel recently announced, by injecting ten extra full cores (and thus, 20 extra threads) to Intel's server chip line-up. If you find that number familiar, it's probably because AMD's Naples platform is also expected to house up to 32 processor cores per processor, alongside AMD's implementation of SMT (Simultaneous Multi Threading) for a total of 64 logical threads. Part of the Skylake-EP lineup which launches next year, the Xeon E5-2699 V5 (ES) is designed for Intel's LGA 3647 socket, and the leaked sample features a base clock of 2.10 GHz.

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https://www.techpowerup.com/228023/intels-skylake-ep-flagship-xeon-e5-2699-v5-cpu-to-harness-32-cores-64-threads

http://www.tweaktown.com/news/55048/intels-next-gen-xeon-processor-64-cpu-threads/index.html


THANK YOU, BASED INTEL!

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The parts of my lower arm marked in red hurt when I use my computer mouse.

wat do?

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why did everyone switch to this shit?

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>For modern programs, you should #include <stdint.h> then use standard types.
>
>For more details, see the stdint.h specification.
>
>The common standard types are:
>
>int8_t, int16_t, int32_t, int64_t — signed integers
>uint8_t, uint16_t, uint32_t, uint64_t — unsigned integers
>float — standard 32-bit floating point
>double - standard 64-bit floating point
>Notice we don't have char anymore. char is actually misnamed and misused in C.
>
>Developers routinely abuse char to mean "byte" even when they are doing unsigned byte manipulations. It's much cleaner to use uint8_t to mean single a unsigned-byte/octet-value and uint8_t * to mean sequence-of-unsigned-byte/octet-values.

https://matt.sh/howto-c

Are you fucking kidding me?! So I should make my code as obtuse and hard to read as possible just because of the NON-issue of different platforms using different sizes for int, float, etc.

Unless you're working a big data sets I fail to see the reason for any of this.

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>Windows will never look this good

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Quick! Write a solver for this mutagen puzzle or the cloned prehistoric owl will pluck out your eyes!

import re

data = [
'exit1 rd jv if vd wu r5 jj j9 rc j7 xs dw km',
'ovid3 j7 wu if xs jj -f5 -km -xu -dw',
'echo3 if rd xs xu km -jv -va -nj -dw -j9',
'echo2 km rd rc wu jv sb gs -uo -r5 -xs',
'echo4 dw sb uo r5 vd xs -gs -xu',
'soli1 if jv j9 r5 -dw -nj -rd',
'soli2 jv uo xs nj',
'ovid2 xu dw jj j9 rc gs -nj',
'io3   if r5 km vd xu -jj -va',
'io2   jj sb j7 uo',
'heli3 va sb rd vd -r5',
'heli2 rd dw km -nj -gs -sb',
'echo1 gs dw wu nj -km',
'heli1 j7 rc -jj -if -nj -uo',
'io1   nj wu jj',
'ovid1 rd jv if xu vd'
]

data = [re.split(r'\s+', d.lower()) for d in data]
target = data[0][1:]

The first word in each data-string is the name of the mutagen (exit1, ovid3, echo3, ...).

Starting from an empty sequence, reproduce the target sequence of the exit1 mutagen from the other mutagens to kill the owl:

['rd', 'jv', 'if', 'vd', 'wu', 'r5', 'jj', 'j9', 'rc', 'j7', 'xs', 'dw', 'km']

You are not allowed to use the exit1 mutagen.

Applying a mutagen appends its new and unprefixed dna strings to the previous sequence. Strings already present in the sequence are NOT added again. Then the dna strings prefixed by "-" are removed.
So a mutagen adds its unprefixed dna strings and removes the ones prefixed by "-".

For instance, applying ovid1 and then echo3 to an empty sequence gives these results:

[] # empty
['rd', 'jv', 'if', 'xu', 'vd'] # after ovid1
['rd', 'if', 'xu', 'vd', 'xs', 'km'] # then after echo3

Write a program that finds which mutagens to apply in which order to reproduce the target sequence (exit1) und use it to solve the puzzle. Your program should finish within 30 seconds, but it's possible to write one that finishes within 1.

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Homescreen thread

> no iOS fags edition

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I think that Windows 7 is the best windows OS to use in 2016, do you agree /g/?