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>>57205910
>Consumer technology
>Too advanced
Pick one.

It won't

>>57205910
It is. Now everthing is locked (phones and similiar crap) you have too much sensors on cars, lead free solder in EU so electronics break after 3 years, repairs are more costly than buying new stuff, crappy carburetors on stihl chainsaws etc.

>>57205725

read sticky.

>>57205725
>I'm looking for a software to recover deleted files from a flash card.

Recuva by piriform

>>57205837
It's one of the software I already used.

I'll try it again.

gentoo

>>57205635
fuck

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>>57205599 Lubuntu, or Manjaro XFCE.

>>57205576
you are still in high school, have no understanding if anything, and are trying to look smart by proposing some amazing idea?

fuck off and stay in school kid

you're like 20 years too late to the time-based encryption key

>>57205597
>not just calling him retarded

He even gave you the option

literally no reason whatsoever

>>57205537
If you're talking language choice, C is much simpler. I think there's about 8 different things you need to know, and boom, you know the whole language and its features. C++ is way more complex, to the point where nobody really knows all the features. This can easily make for very messy code, although some of those features make for cleaner code.

If you're talking compiler, just use a c++ compiler, C code is valid C++ code as long as you don't use c++ keywords as variable names

>>57205601
C is simple in the same way chess is simple. Anyone can learn how to play chess in 20 minutes. It takes years of study and practice before you're any good though, because although the rules are simple, there's a lot of subtlety to how they're actually used and applied. Undefined behavior is the big one. C is so fast because compilers are allowed to assume that you, the programmer, have taken care of ensuring that bad stuff won't happen. (see: integer overflow)

You're correct that C++ has become so complex that pretty much nobody can keep it all in their head anymore.

>C code is valid C++ code as long as you don't use c++ keywords as variable names

Wrong. C++ is stricter about type-checking, for one thing, so some implicit conversions that a C compiler will let slide will be errors to a C++ compiler. There are also some more rarely-used features of C (like variable-length arrays) that are not valid C++.

>>57205317
no

>>57205317
yes

>>57205317
Maybe

>>57205293
Use an external HD

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>>57205330
>Use an external HD
>implying I have 100 GB of free hard drive space in my entire house.
>implying I'm not a NEET.
I actually am graduating college in a few months and will be able to get my own job, but in the meantime, I'm sick of fillibustering my parents to buy me shit, so emailing myself the files from my LiveUSB, so I will have them when I re-install my corrupted OS is my best option right now.

>>57205359
Use a python script.

>>57205231
Memes.

Just use Tabasco sauce.

Worked great for me. Used to have system lock ups every 2 days. Now my pc runs fine.

>>57205231
Or get a cube case where the motherboard sits flat.

>>57205200
not really

you should really go for the 1080 though

>>57205201
depends on what you are doing

i would hold for HBM2 options if i was going into 4k
but would be fine with a single 1070

>>57205200
Do you even have something better than a 1080p 60hz display?

>>57205122
>are any of them worthwhile?
No.
Install Gentoo.

I tried trisquel.
Don't even once.
Try something else

gentoo is the way

>>57205073
Bump

>>57205073
le bump

>hifiman
>dynamic

just...why?

>>57205014
Chrom[e,ium] is faster but you can't make it respect your privacy. It talks to Google about everything you do through it no matter what. It also looks like Chrome and you can like it or leave.

Firefox is slower but you can make it respect your privacy, if you change a bunch of stuff. You can also change how it looks.

your choice.

>>57205042
>ium
Please point me at the botnet.
https://cs.chromium.org/

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>>57205042
FF is fast enough for me.

>>57204982
it look fine, you don't need all those pins anyhow, most of them are for redundancy. just break them off and you'll be good to go

>>57204982
If none of the pins have broken off, I'd get a pair of very small tweezers or forceps and straighten them back very carefully just enough that you can socket the cpu.

t. did something similar before.

>>57204982
If your are broken, it can be saved. It'll take a long time but it's possible.

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>>57204700
why not?

whats the difference between www and www2?

>>57204700
Just to annoy you enough to post a thread on /g/ about it, because you're a special snowflake.

>>57204669

debian netinst

>>57204669
USBKiller

>>57205184
That's not an app you dufus