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>>57190346
give me one example

I have the exact opposite problem.
>use no-ip dynamic DNS
>set up hostname
>works fine
>try www.hostname
>does not exist
>try to set up CNAME that lets me add the www. part to hostname
>no-ip won't let me

>>57191312
Don't you have to pay for some sort of subscription to no-ip to be able to change CNAME records?

Could you translate the moon runes for us?

>>57190149
>The Xiaomi Mechanical Keyboard (official name still unknown) has a bunch of cool features and doesn’t break the bank.

The keyboard has 87 keys and keeps the dimensions at 358mm x 128mm x 31.6mm and weighs 940g. The keyboard has a 6-layer design and the body is made of an H32 aluminium alloy steel with an excellent finish and offers more wear resistance.

chinks are only shipping it to other chinks starting November 29th... wish I knew someone over there.

Cool..so it has built in keylogger?

Does anyone know why after adding constraints to a button in xcode 7, the said button doesn't work anymore?

i'll make a rule based system database kind of thing

My own implementation of C printf, currently stuck on wide chars I have no idea of how to deal with them outside of using printf itself

>greeted by a repair
Nigga your HDD might me dying, check that shit with HDTune.

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>>57190181
are you sure?

>>57190204
I'm not, thats why you test stuff to rule out pieces of hardware and try to identify the malfunction.

Run an error scan on the hardrive, you might also try memtest86 later.

Current pending sector might be a faulty cable, happened to me before.

>>57190029
>I noticed nothing when Debian moved to Systemd
Bait

>>57190076
>wake up
>make green tea
>use CLion to work on CS assignment
>eat lunch while reading systemd hate on /g/
>do a couple of info theory past papers
>eat dinnet while reading more hate
>find out I've been using systemd for a few months
What should I have noticed?

>>57190160
Bait

Why do you care about touchpad on a gaming laptop

>>57189987
I'm using that right now. Personally I like the keyboard and I don't really see what's wrong with it.
I don't like touchpads in general so I use a mouse.

I was gonna buy this but went with the MSI GE-62 instead. The dell still sounds pretty solid though.

I would recommend upgrading it to 16gb ram and a ssd if you don't buy it with them already in there. Also like other anons said if you don't mind using a mouse (which you should be doing anyway) fuck a shitty touchpad. Idk about the keyboard but i doubt it can be bad enough to not buy a whole laptop that meets your standards

>physical games
>2016
lol

>>57189972

It costs <$1 per unit. Maybe an extra dollar for 5-6 DVDs.

Publishers pay for millions of copies of AAA games so the replication price is miniscule.

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an ancient tradition that needs to be maintained and cherished

is it free as in freedom?

>>57189928

Nice honeypot, bro.

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>>57189860
Thirst

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now with more memes

>>57189895
looks somehow comfy, but cramped. I have a feel that all you eat for dinner are canned raviolis.

>>57189800
>slow as shit
>owned by SJWs

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shills everywhere


Firefox bullshit removal
arch Firefox/Tweaks

>>57189800
>XUL extensions, an outdated extension framework (Restart now to enable/disable addon)
>single-process browsing
>Gecko engine
>everything about it is extremely slow: starting up, the browsing experience, closing out, etc

https://victorribeiro.com/three/sofa.html

Some example I made a while back.

>>57189792
ive done some stuff with just webgl, dont three.js will do everything you will want it to, and it will do it well.

Webgl is still too hardcore for me, since I never learned opengl. Mind sharing something you've made?

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BUMP

>>57189778
there are none other

>>57190142
How do you mean? There are those linux OS-s, but there's a bunch of them and I don't know which ones are relevant

your smart toaster doesnt have the specs to ddos anything

>>57189776

Hardly surprising when most "smart appliances" are pretty much never patched

IoT is the next big fuckery waiting to happen

Thanks, Linux!

Nigga just pay like 6.50 a month or 40 a year for a PIA subscription, it's worth it.

>Good
>Free
Pick one.

>Windows
>Hiding anything

kek'd

A normie VPN is the same as a business VPN. The only difference is businesses usually use split tunneling, so o my traffic destined to internal resources at another location utilize the VPN, and their internet traffic gets router out their local internet connection. Normies use VPNs to tunnel all their traffic, regardless if its destination to go to some other location and exit out to the internet from that locations internet connection.

>>57189667
Yes its more or less the same, but the VPN tunnels all your connections through it

>>57190386
I thought proxies did too but now that you mention it I think they only do a handful of protocols, you're right, and probably not the P2P ones.