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richard dawkins

Niggers can't do math

>>57044290
>black science man

>trusting nsa fake weather forecasts.
Nigga just look outside.

weather.gov offers comprehensive weather forecasts without ad bullshit and clickbait

>>57044289
What's the point if you never go outside, OP?

I can smell rain in the wind two hours away

Barely any 4chan memes come in gif form

Whats WhatsApp?

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>>57044237

>>57044219
None.
all AI is Linked lists.

>>57044233
What about the connectome? (The one where someone decided to take a worm's neurons and put it into a Lego robot.)
Couldn't that be used in artificial intelligence?

>>57044919
You OK?

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Help me out you wankers.

>>57044202
you can find them around.

search 5 in 1 cable on ali or something.

if not, solder one yourself.

Or just get a USB hub, throw the one USB plug into the computer, plug your cables into the hub and then snake the cables up to the desk

If i want to be and elite hacker what books should i read?

>>57044278
Arch Wiki

How to make Kali hide my ip and leave no traces?

women

hapiness

>>57044078
>tfw part of the 0.00000001%
Literally to intelligent

Why would you need to be an administrator to install an OS? Just get some install media and boot into it. Then install over the previous OS or partition and dual boot.

>>57044063
>install media
>partition
>dual boot

Maybe you misunderstood when I said "pleb here"

Is it really that difficult /g/?

>>57043973
Banter. Look for signs of autism and antisocial behavior. Avoid it. Fizzbuzz to close if they don't seem to be having an internal meltdown.

>>57044011
We do behavioral interviews in a separate round, and I did a bunch of those last year so I'm not too worried.

Create a program to find the distance between two X,Y coordinate pairs, using only the addition and subtraction operations, and only one other variable besides the ones used to pass the coordinates.

Did the file expire? Alternate link:
https: filetea.me t1sDlOc2qd2S8eCaDoM9H8n7w

>>57044000

what the fuck is filetea? pastebin that shit nigger or get out

>>57044072
I can't pastebin the registry file.
I mean, I can copy paste contents to a txt, but I noticed that by doing so I lose information from one key (only the beginning 16 or so characters were being copied, and the key is like 30 kB in size).
If filetea isn't good, where should I upload the registry file?

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so this is how it fits

"and even Micro-ATX boards up to 22.6cm x 18cm."
It doesn't support all micro-ATX boards (if any)
>Buying noname 25$ cases

>>57044159
its a minimal cost build for normies, I had to cheap out somewhere. Fucking jewish shit. The store page didn't even mention that it won't support longer ATX boards. I didn''t even think it is a thing.

>>57043855
for 4chan bday

No desktop threads

anime is trash

Square/iZettle

Oh boy, well what are you trying to do here?

What kind of business is it? Different businesses receive different interchange rates. Some payment processors (E.g. square) will simplify this into a flat rate, but others will charge you that, plus a merchant bank fee, and maybe an equipment fee.

Processors with dedicated equipment will charge different amounts for different types of transactions. Do you expect it to be a 50-50 split between debit and credit? Premium credit cards with more benefits can charge higher fees to the merchant, which get passed on to you.

Your scenario makes you either a candidate for a portable solution (which uses bluetooth or the like to another device), or a mobile one (which just uses the mobile network directly). The latter is more reliable, but then you need some sort of data plan for the point of sale itself.

IMO, Square/flat fee is probably a miss for your transactions. You'd have to do card processing on the phone, that makes signatures awkward as well as PIN entry, and the phone is expensive too. You're better off with something that's portable but dedicated equipment with a digital signature screen and a PINpad.

>>57043820 here
So I ran a quote on a website with the following estimates
>average transaction volume: 6000 GBP a month, 200 GBP average transaction size (smaller end)
>60% debit, 20% credit, 20% premium credit
>all transactions happen via card present (NFC or chip, but no manually keying in numbers)
>need a mobile terminal that can process cards on the go, passing it either to wifi or bluetooth

The cheapest quote I got on this basis was approximately 65 GBP a month
>estimated 40.44 GBP in card fees
>18.60 GBP/mo for equipment (card reader)
>5.89 for misc account fees (security, plus a three pence fee for every authorization).

The equipment in this deal would be a Spire SPw60. Hardwire Ethernet or wifi connection, color screen, sign on the screen, inbuilt PIN PAD, contafctless supported. Funds settle in three days.

That would put your cost of card acceptance at 65GBP for 6,000 GBP in transactions, or a little over one percent. This doesn't include any chargebacks (harder with chip-and-pin) or refunds (50 cents apiece).

Now, you go the cheap route, let's say you buy the reader from Paypal for 48 GBP. But then you're going to spend 1.5% - 2.75% of transaction per swipe. You're still subject to fees for chargebacks. You don't get a rate below 2.75% until you've processed more than 6000GBP a month. Let's say you do achieve this and you pay a 2% fee instead (you don't break 15K GBP a month). 2% of .02 is $120 a month, and the Paypal hardware is not as impressive as the Spire Spw60.

There are pros and cons to each, but generally dedicated equipment will give you a better experience, particularly if you look to integrate with point of sale hardware later.

>>57043685
Same. They had an updated (2013) version that only worked until some predetermined date because it was beta and you needed to download the newer version. That newer version never came and nobody bothered to crack it as far as I know.

I guess I can probably inject a dll and hook whatever call it's using to get time. But anyway, that's besides the point, which is I'm still running winamp and it runs like a dream. I sincerely do hope they release a new version. However, that page has been the case for at least a year as far as I can remember.

Why not use foobar

>>57044525
Why use foobar?

>>57043674
Is this the software on the computer or the actual firmware in the printer itself?
Who the fuck even updates printer firmware? If it works just leave it alone.

Im an autist and not even I have updated printer firmware, I cant imagine a normie actually doing it.
Imagining a normie updating a printer firmware is like hearing my grandma say "I updated my bios"

>>57045564
As i remember it's checks for updates automagically (windows only).

>>57046166
My hp printer wouldnt work with the software on the cd, I just set it up through windows "add a printer" and it works automagically. I dont think its updated itself this way.
I also use it with its own hotspot now, which involves my laptop disconnecting from the internet, kinda shity but alteast I know it cant update itself like that.