Archived threads in /g/ - Technology - 6272. page

>>57279312
Fuck of back to /lbqt/ apple shill

>>57279312
good job anon!
what do you do for a living?

>>57279347
didn't you read? op sucks tim cocks dick lol.

/g/ is literally full of retards who shout over each other. don't expect intelligence or anything consistent out of this board.

>>57279256
>/g/ supports microsoft
>/g/ is one person
Most people on this board do not support ms or use its products.

>/g/ is one person
Yeah... It's mostly the spillover from /v/ that's all over Nutella & Co's dick and the rest of /g/ is for the most part using Linux or OSX.

because im not autistic

>>57279245
>not autistic
>on /g/
WAT

>>57279214
Because I keep my servers in the basement.

>>57279142
http://kiruban.perso.neuf.fr/books/PHP%20and%20MySQL%20Web%20Development%204th%20Ed~tqw~_darksiderg.pdf

>>57279503
Thank you for helping, but I already have this , this is 4th edition. I still appreciate the effort anon

Look in the 'deprecated' section of your local library.

>>57279111
Because Vim, Atom, Sublime and Emacs are all way better

>>57279111
This actually might be better than notepad++ (what I use) tobh. But... If it doesn't have a good column select then I won't use it (almost nothing does).

Cool tribs at least bru

>>57279111
Vim is way better

>>57278957
When Apple decided to take "muh innovation" to a whole new level :^)

apple made a godawful first generation MBA as well. their first generation laptops are always too extreme and cut off a lot of support for legacy shit that we're all used to.

i find it kind of unbelievable that you've been using apple laptops since the ibook and you're not personally familiar with this fact.

>>57278976
This isn't the first generation of anything other than the touch bar though, which is an inherently flawed concept as far as productivity goes, unless generation 2 goes against apple's own design philosophy by being a lot larger.

>>57278941
The 4 is fine.

>>57278967

I have heard the 4 is really nice, has all the needed features, camera is not amazing but it is decent, and it has a removable battery, like it is the last note to have that

Though I do not know how great a feature a removable battery is, I got my note 2 when it first came out and the original battery is still running fine

>>57278993

Having removable batteries is just some shit elitists try and act like matters. Removable batteries simply make a phone bigger for no reason as well as makes it more susceptible to water damage. Get the latest note if you must but droid sucks anyway and a google phone is much better

>>57278885
Worst I ever got was videos stuttering in full screen after I updated

>>57278885
Arch isn't about bleeding edge software. It's about ricing. It's about nitpicking at details.

Bleeding edge software is by nature unstable. If you want the very bleeding edge you compile from source using the developer source code usptream.

Many distros have a way to trade off bleeding edge for stability. If you want something a little more tested than developer source in Fedora you can get something from updates-testing which is compiled from the latest release. Then it gets pushed to updates after a testing process which is more stable but you're still getting new releases from upstream a week or two after they come out. It depends on the particular package maintainer and the amount of people interested in testing when it hits updates-testing.

I think Debian does something similar with different versions and repos. You can always compile it yourself.

It won't break unless you break it.

Yes, I rooted my phone today with it

Linux BTFO

The bug, marked as "High" priority, gets its name from the copy-on-write (COW) mechanism in the Linux kernel, which is so broken that any application or malicious program can tamper with read-only root-owned executable files and setuid executables.

"A race condition was found in the way the Linux kernel's memory subsystem handled the copy-on-write (COW) breakage of private read-only memory mappings," reads the website dedicated to Dirty COW.

"An unprivileged local user could use this flaw to gain write access to otherwise read-only memory mappings and thus increase their privileges on the system."

The Dirty COW vulnerability has been present in the Linux kernel since version 2.6.22 in 2007, and is also believed to be present in Android, which is powered by the Linux kernel.

http://thehackernews.com/2016/10/linux-kernel-exploit.html

>>57278619
If you can overclock it to 1070 levels, then you could keep it, but if you can't then I would just resell it.

>>57278685
didnt try to overclock yet but it' pretty cool, never went above 74°C during benchmarking (even after 45min) and the fans were nerver over 40%

>>57278619
>buying old nvidia shit
you fucked up

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Redpill me on the Pixel XL.

If you could completely ignore price, assuming rich. What phone would you get?

>>57278486
Just replaced my iPhone 6 with a £190 chink phone and it's legitimately blowing my mind how good value for money this thing is. Its my first android too (was a nokia user before moving to a 3gs) so not sure what the best things are to do with new android devices.

Is there a definitive guide to transferring everything I need from one ecosystem to another?

>>57278456
>I'm thinking of dropping the Verge from my routine reads.
Retard.

>>57278456
>reading the Verge
kys

>>57278456

whats so bad about showing your excitement for technology?

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Source
https://thehackernews.com/2016/10/code-injection-attack.html

>>57278434
i'm running windows on the hardware. this is impossible

macOS Sierra, the world's most advanced operating system, does not have this problem.

Since I can't change the color of chromes url bar without going full-retard highcontrast mode... Is there a software that adds a brightness filter in a selected area?

Imagine drawing a box on the screen and then that box has less brightness.
Like slapping on a black .png with a 50% transparency anywhere.

>>57278363
I have a load of DVDs (I know) and I'd like to rip them and throw them away. I'm using Fedora. I've seen lots of tutorials around but all seem to install libchinkdvd or libnotabotnet from somewhere. I just want to rip the whole dvd, could be with or without titles etc. I'm not looking for compression or anything, I just want film.mkv to manipulate myself later. What's the best way to do this?

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I have 2 screens hooked to my pc, is it possible to duplicate screen 1 to my tv on the other side of the room? What would be the best solution to do so?

>>57278356
Python is considered the most simple to learn.

Basic is probably extinct, along with most imperitive only languages.

>>57278356
x16 asm

>>57278356
>How is Basic used today?
Not in the way pic related.
Is there simpler language to teach people programming?
>Python, Ruby, Lua can be considered todays BASIC.