There's a lot of shitposting and shilling on this board, but can we all just be serious for a moment and thank Nvidia for what they do? We all love technology here, and Nvidia are delivering GPUs that offer incredible performance, both in terms of raw numbers and in terms of perf per watt.
The new Pascal cards are quite frankly incredible. A GTX 1080 delivers 30%+ more performance than a GTX 980 Ti whilst consuming 100W less power, and 50%+ more performance than the competing brand's best card whilst consuming 150W less. That's amazing, and they don't get enough credit for it.
Not to mention that they offer the best value for money too in the lower ranges, with a GTX 1060 offering more performance than a GTX 980 - previously the world's most powerful graphics card - for just $250. And only consuming ~100W in the process. It's an incredible achievement.
It's time to put aside silly biases and acknowledge everything that Nvidia do for us.
>>57107288
THANK YOU BASED NVIDIA
It's only freetards and literal paid poo in loos that shill AMD. Even they probably use Nvidia secretly.
nvidia is breddy gud, but amd certainly does async compute much better. nvidia cards shit their pants with async compute. I'm really curious to see how good (or not) vega is and whether nvidia can get hardware level async compute into the 1100 series or at the latest the 1200 series. there is no way dx12 won't be everywhere by the time the 1200 series is around
What software and hardware do the pentesters of /g/ carry?
>implying there are pentesters here and not just shitposters
Pretty much anything. Testing pens isn't exactly difficult.
>>57106834
hardware is irrelivant, everything is done from a vm. bonus points for physical Ethernet port. last company i was at was a macbook pro shop. now i use a thinkpad p460.
software depends on what the job is. most on site network stuff has nessus scanning in the background, run responder to mitm netbios shit. port scan on 80 to find internal web apps, and then start looking at those manually with burp running in the bg for reporting.
for forensics, its mostly TSK / volatility wrapped in scripts i wrote.
appsec gets .net reflector ,ida / x64dbg, or whatever the jad
"""free"""
>spotify
Fuck off
>>57106520
How do you get high quality audio for free?
>>57106526
what.cd
Also
>spotify
>high quality
Should I go for 1070 or is there a better alternative in AMD?
$400 is the max price
Wait for HBM2
Everything else is flubber without it
>>57106424
I keep hearing this but with HBM pricing won't it mostly be 4gb HBM for around 300$ cards/
>>57106357
There currently is no AMD card capable of doing what the GTX 1070 does. Your best alternative would be the RX 480 8GB.
would this be a decent upgrade from an AMD FX8320? or would i be stepping back?
Its a massive upgrade, basically double the single core performance.
>>57106420
alright so i should get this a decent board and some DDR4 ram then? and this wouldnt bottleneck a gtx 1080 like my current one would?
>>57106441
Would depend on the game, but very few games would be bottlenecked by a 6700k.
Especially if you OC to 4.4-4.5GHz+
What is the meaning of this?
Its like the hash to confirm authenticity, right?
bump for interest I wanna know
>>57106299
It means /pol/ is fucking stupid
>>57106417
You must be from /pol/, stupid
Why is cmus only available for osx and linux? Its so perfect but my jew boss is making me use windows.
Any music players that are like cmus but work with windows?
Pic related the best music player (except for windows)
No one likes music here?
>>57106208
I don't know why. I prefer deadbeef tho.
if you are running windows ten what about the linux subsystem? if not what about something like cygwin?
Anyone know any good free Disk Utility alternatives? I need t join 2 partitions together and Disk utility won't do the job.
>>57106118
Dude, use the CLI version if you aren't using Mavericks.
>>57106186
I'm using el captitan so it's not an option
>>57106211
Yes it is, dipshit.
diskutil -suck -me -faggot
When will technology be obsolete. When in time will there be nothing left for us to do with these things we call computers?
Eventually books will be all but replaced by technology, and then suddenly, one day the network will go down, the computers will stop working, and all the knowledge will be lost forever.
Unless you wrote it down somewhere.
Enter, the pointless stage. Everything computational is pointless jibber jabbering.
>>57105832
>one day the network will go down, the computers will stop working, and all the knowledge will be lost forever.
This is why we have backups.
>>57105905
What about an electromagnetic pulse from a sun spot
Ugh
>>57105617
Thanks you gave me cancer with that pic
>>57105617
How much would it take for you to lick it all up?
>>57105640
Np, anon.
is there going to be another technology crash or not?
No, the impending technology crash is just a pill for poorfags to swallow so they feel better about their shitty jobs.
>don't worry, all those richfags in Silicon Valley will surely be poor soon lol
>>57105596
Desktops and laptops are being destroyed by smartphones. But it's more of a transition rather than a crash.
Web giants like fagbook, twatter, yahoo and jewgle might come tumbling down because no one actually likes using their shit anymore.
100% the startup boom is going down and a lot of business majors are going to get freaking pwned
Will we look back and remember Microsoft as a great company before it was destroyed by pajeets?
Bill Gates was arguably a very talented programmer. But after he let go, more and more greasy Indians moved in and all of the sudden we have an operating system that displays advertisements even if you pay for it and any updates bear the risk of breaking the OS.
Why did they let this happen?
>Microsoft
>ever a great company
lmao
>>57105576
Microsoft is doing better than ever now with the shift away from PCs to Cloud and Xbox.
>>57105576
Take off those rose tinted nostalgia goggles, Microsoft and Windows was always trash.
Are there any projects out there designed to write data to with a cassette player via audio out, and listen for data coming in from a tape via mic in?
Basically a modern version of pic related. No purpose other than it'd be fun.
I don't know about cassette tape, but there is for minidv. You need to have firewire and a minidv camcorder.
>>57105515
There are, but if you write one yourself I'd totally check out your source code. I have a high quality cassette player from the eighties and all these 100kb files I'd like to backup.
You could look at how dialup encodes digital data, or design your own method with wavelets or combined tones.
>>57106664
You can easily back it up to .wav files as-is, anon.
Why no one told me this existed?
https://github.com/muennich/sxiv
because I use IrfanView
>>57105423
Looks like a fork of fbi.
pqiv
I'm really not sure where this started, but why is it that every "modern" user interface is overly animated and designed? Surely the purpose of a good UI is to be as fast as possible?
But the animations and general glitz of Windows 10, OSX, KDE, and GNOME end up being as slow as the Amiga Workbench, which had a second of rendering time upon every drawer's opening which has the same length as the animations of modern desktops.
So who is to blame for this, and when did it occur? It was after XP because I don't remember the appearance of XP being much of a talking point compared to everything else.
>>57105369
you can turn animations off in windows
>>57105390
So you can go against its intended design? Notice how you turn them OFF rather than instead have the option to turn them ON.
And the time and effort went in to coding that in the first place, so it still doesn't run counter to what I said.
Even I like eyecandy from time to time.
Nothing wrong with that.