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What the hell do people use for desktop IM (a la Google Talk, MSN Messenger, AIM) these days? Everything is either webshit or mobileshit.
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>>57259838
I use Google Hangouts, Skype and Discord.
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Discord, kik, teamspeak
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Telegram
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post stuff that triggers /g/ 2016-10-27 08:31:19 Post No.57259798
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post stuff that triggers /g/
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Why is /g/ against using the deprecated features of C if C is a deprecated language anyway?#include <stdio.h>
int main( void )
{
puts("This triggers the C fag.");
}
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>>57259798
>puts
>not glorious cout
I bet you only know how to fizzbuzz in 35 obscure programming languages
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>>57259798
it doesn't trigger me, it just makes you look like you don't know what you're doing :^)
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>>57259812
>cout
>C
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/SQT/ - Stupid Question Thread 2016-10-27 08:20:57 Post No.57259733
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Second thread, same as the first, a little bit louder and a little bit worse!
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If I have a ps4 connected to a monitor instead of TV, do I set RGB to Limited or Full?
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>>57259752
full
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Can you connect a desktop pc modem to a tv? I've seen a laptop connected to a tv with an HDMI cable, but can you connect a desktop modem like that to a tv, without any display on the pc, like just using the tv as a monitor for that desktop pc modem?
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Calculator Thread - Non Graphing Edition 2016-10-27 08:14:49 Post No.57259692
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My Sharp EL-805M calculator.
The top panel pops up (doubles as the power switch) to show the LCD display. Since LCD requires light to reflect, there's a narrow window at the top of what would otherwise act as a shade.
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The display. Surprisingly readable.
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>>57259692
>not scientific
>needing a calculator for basic maths
I don't get this. Use excel if you're doing a ton of parallel calculations for things like finance or data but seriously what use is a calculator like that?
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>>57260031
Some people actually seem to collect old calculators
Is Void Linux® any good?
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>>57259672
No.
Install Ubuntu, it's better.
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>>57259672
No packages.
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>>57259672
Absolutely. Quick growing community, as leightweight as it gets resulting in very fast boot times and speed as well as responsivness in general, great package manager, easy to install due to simple and straight forward text based installer and quick and easy installing and removing software.
Stories thread.
>be me, 12 years old
>computer hour at school
>PCs with windows xp
>pic related is happening on a couple monitors, just imagine it was windows xp and the program was paint
>me screaming: "IT'S A VIRUS!"
>everybody screaming and panicking af
>teacher is genuinely scared too
Those were the days.
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>>57259565
Dumbass.
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>>57259565
Fuck off
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Alright /g/
Somehow I managed to get a job in a Uni, anyway I'm heading up the infosec students and I want to create hacking challenges every fortnight.
I'm planning on hosting a website that's unsecure and allowing the kids to hack into it.
Anyone know any easy exploits or back doors I can build into the websites?
It has to be skiddy or similar level as their only first years (18 years old).
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>>57259510
Make several dummy accounts with decently easy passwords. "Password123" etc. Turn off denial limit on the site so it doesn't lock a user out after too many wrong password attempts. Remove the need for a captcha after 5 attempts like some sites have.
See if they're capable of running a brute force tool. If they know how dictionaries work.
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Look into DVWA, just set up a server and get through the documentation and base it off that.
You could start with SQL injection, XSS attacks, all that stuff.
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>>57259510
There are websites dedicated to this
https://www.vulnhub.com/
Here are VMS you can easilly deploy that has vulnerabilities
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What would you engrave on your Moto G4? 2016-10-27 07:35:31 Post No.57259472
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What would you engrave on your Moto G4?
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https://www.motorola.com/us/products/motomaker/FLEXR10
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>'it's the iPod Touch all over again'
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A zero, but only if done in a font that had a slash through it like O
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>>57259472
>$5 to engrave something that will be covered by phone cover
Anon, are you stupid?
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This Google assistant is pretty clever huh /g/
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X--DDDDDD
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X--DDDDDDD
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>>57259463
X-DDDDDDDD
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SSD IS A FUCKING MEME 2016-10-27 07:18:04 Post No.57259329
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>Have Windows 10 installed on an SSD since beginning
>try Windows 10 on a 160GB WD Blue 7200RPM mechanical hard drive
>Microsoft Edge launches instantly
How could I have been so blind? I was in the "SSD master race" for so long and thought mechanical hard drives were slow.
BRB buying a 3TB mechanical for OS and ditching my expensive as shit 120GB intel SSD fo
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You could just use both.
Plus that HDD will die within 3-5 years, if not sooner.
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I notice a 3 second difference in boot time on my Green.
I notice a 4 second difference in object pop-in on WoW, one of the worst offenders of bad optimization known to man.
I notice a 5 second difference in load times on Call of Pripyat.
They are pretty much 100% a meme. I know you are probably baiting. I know others are going to say I am baiting, but it is just such a small difference for a decrease in case sounds and a huge price difference it just isn't worth it.
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>not using linux
found your problem.
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I know this is a game, but I feel like it fits here better than /v/, because it's the technology behind it that's interesting to me, not so much the actual game.
I was curious about how games handle bots, both through technology and design, and a few days later a friend linked me this game called AdventureLand, and I've been messing around with it for about a week. Basically, it's a simple RPG where you can use Javascript to automate your actions, from targeting, kiting and fighting monsters/players, to upgrading and buying items, to more complicated tasks like pathfinding. You can also log multiple characters to form your own party, that can all be entirely automated.
There's not a lot to it right now content-wise, but I thought it was a really neat concept and I'm curious as to how it was done. If anyone has seen anything similar to this done before (I'm sure it has), I'd love to check it out.
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Yeah I've seen something like it, it's called Final Fantasy 12. Also, 4chan lets you use css and/or js to automate things here. Possibly log IDs and create a sort of party mentality.
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>mixels
I'm sick
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>>57259232
> I'm curious as to how it was done
What, that you can execute code? Same as always.
> If anyone has seen anything similar to this done before (I'm sure it has), I'd love to check it out.
Shit, just about every "teach kids programming" turtle Logic shit thing has done that in a way.
What you really want to git good is however to read and understand academic papers and actual code like this:
https://github.com/masagroup/recastdetour
Shit isn't easy though.
Not regular OP
/csg/ - Chink shit general 2016-10-27 06:53:55 Post No.57259162
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Where have all the heroes gone"-edition
Yes, we know everything already is from China but in here we discuss the no/low-name cheap shit you see on Gearbest, AliExpress, eBay and similar sites.
>IRC channel #/csg/ on rizon
>Discord channel
https://discord.gg/6WehyUv
>Chink Shit Randomiser
http://chinkshit.xyz/random/
>Chink Shit Wiki:
wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/Chink_shit_general
I'd include news, but I'm at work.
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>>57259162
> no news
> no link to previous thread
Chinese shopping anon was better gtfo,
Delete thread and wait for a good one to be made
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Just ordered a sanrenmu gb8. Does anyone else have one? Is it any good?
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>>57259162 >>57259295 >>57259271
STOCK UP
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/STUFFED_EMOJI/32666921313.html
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/EARPHONE_CASE/32598929369.html
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/HEADPHONE_CASE/32630681468.html
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/TOUCHSCREEN_GLOVES/32247075369.html
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/KEY_THING/32350771530.html
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/WARIO/32324029070.html
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Money-Clip/32570291791.html
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzMLA8YIgG0
>get this
>install linux
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This really has to be the best ad for a tech product I've ever seen.
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>Linux
>Art software(I bet u think gimp is good. Sorry to break it to you but all your chinese porn comics are done in clip paint studio and photoshop)
>Tablet UI
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OP here
having the "world's thinnest LCD monitor ever built" at 12.5mm. That touchscreen display is contained in a forged aluminum enclosure and measures 28 inches across. The display outputs 13.5 million pixels, according to Panay, which is 63 percent more than a 4K television.
How important is it for elements of code to be algebraic structures?
For example:
I store some data in a list-type structure, adding two lists gives another list to its a groupoid. Since the addition of lists is associative and the empty list is the identity element its actually a monoid.
Now I can do the following:
1) Overload negation to mean remove a matching entry from the end of the list
2) (This is usually not implemented in a list) If nothing can be removed, let the list remember it sothat it will remove an entry once its added.
Now the list has inverses, so its a Group. Further I can now let the list sort itself when a new element is added, thus now its an Abelian group.
Now There are two options, I can either leave it with the properties of a group, or I can force the list to contain only unique elements, then it becomes an Abelian Semigroup where each element is Idempotent.
A drawback to this might be that the structure is too limiting to accommodate some elements of code, but I can see this making it easier to reason about your code since everything obeys familiar mathematical theorems.
So should code be mathematical structures?
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The only math I ever use for programming is pointer arithmetic.
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it's important only if you're a meme coder
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>>57259151
>How important is it for elements of code to be algebraic structures?
It's not. You should not limit or alter functionality to shoehorn something into common algebraic structures.
It's only useful for abstraction, and not more so than any other type of contract.
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So I cracked my Samsung Galaxy S7's screen (because accidents), used it for a couple of months after that and now the "vertical light beam" is showing which I guess is from broken pixels. I doubt the phone will be fixable at this point.
So it's time to get a new phone, but it needs to be at a cheaper price. I was looking at the S6; is it worth getting it? How much would I lose in terms of speed performance?
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Note 7
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get a nexus 5x you phonefag
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>>57259131
>Screen cracks
>I doubt the phone will be fixable at this point.
???
Replacing the screen will in 99% of all cases fix everything related to the screen. You get a new digitizer AND LCD you know? There's nothing left to be unfixable unless it's a function you notice like the camera not starting.