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>>62278118
I think nobody disagrees with you. Stallman is the kind of lunatic we need, but he's a social idiot.

>>62278118
>He's not consuming his body for ultimate efficiency
And that's why you're pleb

>>62278129
He's the best chance we got. But he eats his feet.

these nuts

>>62277895
For speed: https://software.intel.com/en-us/intel-parallel-studio-xe

(Good luck getting the output to work on non-Intel chips)

For flexability; the old Metrowerks compilers. Those were amazing.

>>62277967
>these nuts
>not deez nuts

kys/10

>>62277584
SHE MUH TRAP QUEEN

i don't do one liners cuz they suck

# faster urandom source using openssl
urandom() {
    head --bytes=128 /dev/urandom 2>/dev/null \
    | base64 \
    | openssl enc -aes-256-ctr \
        -in /dev/zero \
        -nosalt \
        -pass stdin \
        2>/dev/null
}

mostly irrelevant since the kernel cucks made urandom some salsa20 bullshit stream cipher but it's still faster.

this is one i use for colorizing PS1's to differentiate different hosts.

 # $1 - get hash of string
# common colored name algo
color_hash() {
    declare -i chr hash_val i len
    chr=0
    hash_val=0
    len=${#1}
    # i=1 because zsh indexing
    for (( i=1; i<len+1; ++i )); do
        chr=$(printf '%d' \'"${1[$i]}")
        hash_val=$(( hash_val * 32 - hash_val + chr ))
    done
    echo "$hash_val"
}

this might be zsh specific given the whole string char access.

for bash cucks, just change ${1[$i]} to ${1:$i:1}

The first step I would recommend is actually using another outlet in a different room.

should that fail, use a different PSU.

Try a different PSU. The fan turning on doesn't mean much. Same goes for the ethernet light on the motherboard. A bunch of shit can still be broken on the motherboard. When you turn your PC on pretty much everything has to work, that's the point of POST.

You're clueless.

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68KB, 900x900px

FIX IT

>>62277397
Did you buy 2133 ddr4? Then yes it is working as intended. Next time take this to /sqt/.

>>62277226
MakeMKV

>>62277226
I've been dragging BDMV files into Macgo Blu ray player and so far it works fine. As for ripping them? I just copy and paste from the disc.

>>62277798
>I just copy and paste from the disc.
What about that scrambling thing most discs have to prevent you from accessing the contents, even if straight up copying them?

How the fuck do I make my initramfs open the root partition?
No need to talk about 2Mb GRUB partition
/sda2 - luks encrypted 1Gb /boot partition, where all kernels, initramfs and grub.cfg go
/sda3 - LUKS encrypted Gentoo partition with all my shit
/sda5 - reserved for encrypted swap

reply gaylords

try it and report back

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>>62277002
Nope. You got the wrong phone bucko, looks like you're in for some hell.

Because they make far more money using them on the people who don't block ads than they would from the tiny handful of people that block ads but turn them off for sites they like

Honestly, fuck all websites. Just use ad nauseum and never turn it off, even on sites you like.

Your tipcode is dog shit

You two should kill yourselves

>>62275374
why would someone just will go to the internet to tell lies?

Their RMA policy is surprisingly generous. I got a two year old borked card replaced with free shipping both ways

>>62274458
good to know I'll make sure keep the box and receipt on next one

I once bought a chink replica that didn't work, RMA'd to sandisk without having to provide any product info, and received a genuine card back. 6 years in the same phone on daily use.

Nobody here is dumb enough to use google drive.

>>62274532
>b-botnet
(You)

>>62274568
This probably isn't the place to ask...

>>62273889
Something that LE wouldn't be able to trace.

>>62273889
You're obviously a retard and should find a different hobby.

>>62273889
You're dumb fuck if you're asking this on a clear web forum. Dumb fucks get fucked. Jesus said so

>>62273432
interrupts

thread preemption

thread.yield()

>megacorporations that store data about billions of people are not trustworthy
>some random Pajeet who can use your emails to extort you is trustworthy
freetards earn their moniker with every post

>>62273387
No senpai, idgaf about privacy, I meant the quality. I don't trust them to give me something I won't have to fix after recording myself.