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Why aren't you using sublime?
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>>57367730
>paying for a text editor
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>>57367730
Because I've used vim the last 8 or 9 years and I really don't see any reason to change.
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>Proprietary trialware
Because neovim is better in every conceivable way.
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Final Solution to the systemd question 2016-11-03 13:29:57 Post No.57367724
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Final Solution to the systemd question
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What is the Final Solution to the systemd question, /g/?
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What's so bad about systemd?
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What's so bad about systemd?
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What's so bad about systemd?
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My powermac g4 is not booting up. Do you think the cpu might be fried?
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>powermac g4
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>>57367557
flip the mobo and pic.
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>>57367573
The mobo doesn't look that bad except for this. Desoldered the capacitor and checked it last week, it was fine but the mobo looks like shit
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>2017
>still using Python 2
You are fucking retarded
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no im using python 3
stop making these threads
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>>57367527
>2017
>legacy software suddenly ceases to exist
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>the year of our lord
>not switching to Ruby
Hello /g
what do you think about high speed SSD like 950 pro of samsung ?
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>>57367516
I have one. they are amazing. Currys/pc world fucked up and advertised these for £179 instead of the usual £300+ so I bought one.
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>>57367531
thanks for your feedback
you got the 512G version or 256 ?
do you think i can get one during black friday ?
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>>57367556
512. and yes you should be able to. Seriously this is the best thing pc wise I have bought in my opinion. Its stupid how fast this thing can work.
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Linux network monitoring and visualization 2016-11-03 12:59:24 Post No.57367455
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Linux network monitoring and visualization
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Hey /g/ can you recommend any good network monitoring and visualization tools for Linux? I'm trying to gather some baselines of activity over the period of a few weeks to determine the best time to reboot and apply patches. Ideally this should run from the command line.
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>>57367455
Open system monitor, then get a pen and paper xD
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>>57367467
>xD
Spotted a newfag.
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Nagios
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Is there anything better than revo uninstaller? 2016-11-03 12:55:50 Post No.57367427
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Is there anything better than revo uninstaller?
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>>57367427
Yes, it's called a package manager, you fucking knuckle dragging CIA n_gger.
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>>57367434
>n_gger
>censoring nigger
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Not for Windows. But that's a big qualifier.
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>when Microsoft has a monopoly of the browser market, it's a shitstorm
>when Google has a monopoly of the browser market, it's okay
Why?
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>>57367409
bad goy
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>>57367409
Because Google doesn't try to hijack the web with proprietary shit like ActiveX or Silverlight or Flash, and just relies on open standards. 95% of the browser is even open source, and most of the remaining 5% are HTML5 DRM handling stuff + some botnet.
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>>57367409
Do you even read /g/?
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Archive.is exploit; DO NOT USE ARCHIVE.IS 2016-11-03 12:49:36 Post No.57367365
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Archive.is exploit; DO NOT USE ARCHIVE.IS
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Someone found an exploit of archive.is to leak your ip to the fagots at henley-putnam.edu
https://archive.is/osfU4
www.henley-putnam.edu/Portals/_default/Skins/henley/images/loading.gif
If you have noscript and shit like that, it looks like you should be fine (pic related)
Not worth even trying though considering that archive.is is down.
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Bumping. Someone should stop those bastards.
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>>57367365
>having javascript enabled
are you this fucking retarded?
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>>57367396
>watching websites in a pre 1998 layout
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I emailed AOC asking why the Agon monitors they just came out with lacked an IPS panel on the Freesync model and this was their reply.
'You’re close to the truth indeed.
There is no proper IPS model in the market with Freesync, because of the Freesync refresh limitation (90hz) that panel has.
If we did introduce one, we would face the same issues as the ASUS model. It wouldn’t work for its intended purpose.
What we did instead is introduce the feature with a TN panel. The colours of the TN have been improved and look close to an IPS. Of course the viewing angles are still limited.
Right now there is no IPS panel available, in combination with freesync 144 hz that works as intended.
We hope this sheds some light on the situation.
Kind regards,
AOC Europe'
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>>57367328
>he fell for the poojeetsync meme
buy g-sync if you want working shit
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>>57367328
What's wrong with tn? other than the viewing angles it does look pretty good these days.
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>>57367328
Nice of them to be honest about it.
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/fglt/ - Friendly GNU/Linux Thread 2016-11-03 12:37:27 Post No.57367236
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/fglt/ - Friendly GNU/Linux Thread
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Welcome to /fglt/ - Friendly GNU/Linux Thread.
Users of all levels are welcome to ask questions about GNU/Linux and share their experiences.
*** Please be civil, notice the "Friendly" in every Friendly GNU/Linux Thread. ***
Before asking for help, please check our list of resources[*].
If you would like to try out GNU/Linux you can do one of the following:
0) Install a GNU/Linux distribution of your choice in a Virtual Machine.
1) Use a live image and to boot directly into the GNU/Linux distribution without installing anything.
2) Dual boot the GNU/Linux distribution of your choice along with Windows or Mac.
3) Go balls deep and replace everything with GNU/Linux.
* Resources:
$ man <insert command here>
$ info <insert command here>
$ help <insert command here>
Your friendly neighborhood search engine:
Try to use a search engine that respects your privacy such as searx, ixquick or startpage.
Check the Wikis (Most troubleshoots work for all distros.)
https://wiki.archlinux.org
https://wiki.gentoo.org
What distro should you choose?
https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/Babbies_First_Linux
Break out of the botnet:
https://prism-break.org/en/categories/gnu-linux/
Learn more about Free Software:
https://www.gnu.org
/fglt/'s website:
http://fglt.nl/
/fglt/'s copypasta collection:
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Friends:
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replacing \ with / in a file with vim:
:%s/\\/\//g
WHO THE FUCK THOUGHT THIS A GOOD IDEA?
please recommend editors for programming in c++. and don't mention with bloated proprietary botnets, I don't want any of that.
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Why no one uses tumbleweed ?
It's a rolling release and its looks like very good.
Nice management of the packages and more stable than arch.
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Why am I not getting previews in the KDE file picker? It works in Dolphin. I've cleared the cache and set 'Previews=true' in kdeglobals
Machine learning is all the rage.
What does /g/ know about machine learning?
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>>57367011
>What does /g/ know about machine learning?
I know that it's all the rage.
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I hear it's all the rage.
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>>57367036
you're fired
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Why does /g/ hate IPv6?
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>>57366900
shit IoT krap
>b-but my flowers need to be online!
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>>57366910
So you be sayin, if smartphones and embedded systems won't have WAN IPs, IPv4 would be enough?
Not saying that's bad. When I bought a HDSPA modem back in 2007, my mobile net had real IP not NATed sheet.
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>>57366939
a phone provider should have WAN's users have no business using WAN's (unless they pay)
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C is one of the most popular and influential programming languages in the world. It is the language of choice for development on Linux, and has been used extensively in the creation of OS X and to some extent Microsoft Windows. It is used on micro-computers too. Your fridge and car probably run on it. In modern software development, the use of C may be escapable, but its legacy is not. Anyone wanting to make a career out of software development would be smart to learn C.
Is this true? I want to get into CS but a lot of friends told me C is a stupid language to start with.
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>>57366846
of course it's true, just look at TIOBE. C is consistently rank #1 or #2 with Java.
you're probably better learning something like Python before C, since C is quite unforgiving
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In C there's usually only one way to do a certain thing right. That's why some people I know seem to dislike it
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>>57366846
>I want to get into CS
I suggest you find a trade. Plumbing, roof tiling, etc.
Don't go the CS route unless you want to spend your life poor and lonely.
Why It's so slow and laggy?
I am trying it after using chrome for some years and I can't stand it.
Is this shit dead?
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>>57366753
get a non shit thinkpad and install waterfox
also install gentoo
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>>57366753
I just asked myself the same question. Turns out, the developer edition is as fast as chrome. So try that https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/developer/ They've been cucking us mainline "normal" firefox users all this time.
Or you could just use chrome botnet who cares privacy is dead anyway
t. reddit
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>>57366785
>Firefox Developer Edition automatically sends feedback to Mozilla.
uhm no thanks