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New EU rules promise 100Mbps broadband and free Wi-Fi for all 2016-09-15 11:46:09 Post No.56611800
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New EU rules promise 100Mbps broadband and free Wi-Fi for all
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2016-09-15 11:46:09
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http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2016/09/eu-digital-market-rules-free-wi-fi-5g-european-commission/
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BRITFAGS ON SUICIDE WATCH
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>>56611800
what about free water in European cities? oh that's right, you can't spy on your citizens with water
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clickbait
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>this is still relevant
how long before Nvidia can into DX12?
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>>56611729
When games actually use it.
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>>56611764
so, yesterday?
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>>56611777
nice meme
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My lumia 920 fell on the ground one time too many and it seems like I have to buy a new phone. I was getting tired of windows so I'm thinking about switching to something else. I never liked android and iOS doesn't appeal to me, read I don't have money to spend on overrated shit.
Can you guys recommend me something in price range 200-300$?
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>>56611523
>install gentoo
>>>/wsr/
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You are kind of stuck with Android or iOS. For that price, a Nexus 5X is the best. It is a great phone anyway, it just happens to be cheap too.
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>>56612023
>You are kind of stuck with Android or iOS.
What about Tizen?
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why didn't microsoft just stick an x86 processor in here and bam apple BTFO
why doesn't microsoft do it now
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Because there are no x86 processors for that form & voltage factor
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>>56611514
>what are intel atom's zenfones
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Because Intel's behind ARM in low power applications. They're throwing billions at it but they're still not quite there yet.
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>Gnuman
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keked a little
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ok do you want a medal or something
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What distros would each of them use?
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Let's talk about blocking ads, especially pertaining to low end machines.
What's the bare minimum user filters that you need in the extension, because they usually have tons of filters to select from.
Can you do some of the blocking via the hosts file, and would that be more lightweight?
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what a beautiful ad.
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>>56611409
The hosts file is the fastest on older machines
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>>56611409
Sure, why not?
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What do you guys think about ShareX? It's free and open source but is it useful for stuff besides MUH VIDEOGAMES?
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>>56611401
it's a nicely designed screenshot and recording / upload utility.
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I use it for official puush replacement.
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>>56611401
Does the ``X'' stand for extreme?
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If there's a car in your yard that has automatic, so-called 'smart' keys, you should consider keeping the keys in the fridge. That's the message from Finnish police, who say that high-tech criminals could hack cars with such systems.
"It sounds strange, but it makes sense," said Jari Tiiainen of the National Bureau of Investigation.
These so-called smart keys work by emitting a signal when the driver touches the door handle. The lock opens when it recognises the key's signal. Criminals have technology that can strengthen that signal even from a hundred metres away—well inside the residential property where most owners keep their keys, according to Eero Heino of the If insurance company.
Fridges block that signal, hence the advice from police.
"We haven't recommended fridges, but foil will do the same job," said Heino.
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Interesting, but kinda old. People do this in the US too. Not put keys in fridges, but use antennas to grab these signals while hiding out in parking garages.
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>>56611366
>fat ugly gorilla unrelated to thread subject
right click -> hide
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>>56611613
>low test beta
LAMO you're mom wishes she could rite click -> hide your life!
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What is /g/'s windows version of choice and why?
>inb4 Linux - i'm not saying it's bad, it's just not for this thread
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>>56611362
Gentoo
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>>56611362
The latest one.
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>>56611362
linux
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Best hardware monitor 2016-09-15 10:59:19 Post No.56611348
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Speccy or HWinfo64? whuch is the best hardware info/monitoring software on windows?
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>>56611348
HWiNFO64. Why are you even mentioning speccy? It's not even a hardware monitor. It's just a very shitty HW info tool.
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>>56611348
Certainly not Openhardwaremonitor.
It picks up three things as over 100C in my computer, and I know it's bollocks because if I open OHWM as soon as my computer boots it's already at 120C but then the temps start dropping.
Nothing that's able to get from about 30 ambient to 120 in a minute is going to shed a few degrees.
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>>56611348
AIDA64.
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Consider a scenario where one of the following OSes become non-existent overnight. Which two would pose the lowest impact?
>Windows
>Linux, GNU/Linux Android/Linux
>Fruity toddler OSX and OpenBSD
Be honest:
https://www.strawpoll.me/11228830
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>>56611279
OS X by far
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The answer is of course OSX and I'm a macfaggot
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>>56611279
OSX.
Windows has much bigger install base, Android is literally everywhere, OpenBSD and GNU/Linux are used for infrastructure.
This is not even a question with a subjective answer, it's 100% objective.
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Post mobile internet speed
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How
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>>56611283
South Korea?
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>>56611305
Getting on the airplane right now
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FBI Director: Cover up your webcam 2016-09-15 10:41:40 Post No.56611174
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FBI Director: Cover up your webcam
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2016-09-15 10:41:40
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http://thehill.com/policy/national-security/295933-fbi-director-cover-up-your-webcam
>The head of the FBI on Wednesday defended putting a piece of tape over his personal laptop's webcam, claiming the security step was a common sense one that most should take.
>“There’s some sensible things you should be doing, and that’s one of them,” Director James Comey said during a conference at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
>“You go into any government office and we all have the little camera things that sit on top of the screen,” he added. “They all have a little lid that closes down on them.
>“You do that so that people who don’t have authority don’t look at you. I think that’s a good thing.”
"You're being too paranoid" idiots absolutely, unequivocally, irredeemably blown the FUCK out.
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Yes, but what if you were hypothetically turned on by the prospect of being watched through your webcam while you masturbate?
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he's retarded.
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>>56611197
Then you're a true patriot and a hero who is keeping the nation safe.
>>56611210
And this faggot >>56611197 isn't?
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What are your Firefox addons for regular browsing?
I'm currently using
>uBlock
works when I'm lazy
>uMatrix
works even better when I'm not lazy
>HTTPS Everywhere
Bloated piece of shit but works I guess but sometimes has to be disabled per site
>Self-destructing cookies
I love this addon
>BetterPrivacy
Considering I have flash disabled I should get rid of this soon
>NoScript
Currently disabled but blocking scripts because I'm in a lazy mood and browsing the usual whitelisted sites
>Decentraleyes
Why not, seems as a good idea
>Open with
opening streams with mpv rocks
>Hide Caption Titlebar Plus
I like how my FF looks without the title bar in Linux
>Greasemonkey
Because 4chan X spoiled me
>RES
Because without it reddit is unusable compared to 4chan
>Tab Mix Plus
Nice addon for managing tabs and session
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uMatrix
Bluhell Firewall
HTTPS By Default
Pure URL
Self-Destructing Cookies
Cookie Controller
RequestPolicy
RequestPolicy can be a major pain in the ass so I can only really recommend it to other autistics. There are probably some superfluous or overlapping addons I could get rid of but I need things like Cookie Controller because 4chin shits the bed if you disable DOM manually.
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>>56611102
>Bluhell Firewall
Seems really interesting but as long as uBlock/uMatrix work I don't see a reason to use it. Maybe if uBlock goes to shit.
>HTTPS By Default
Is it as good as HTTPS Everywhere? Because HE is really bloated
>RequestPolicy
Is this necessary with uMatrix and NoScripts? I mean I wouldn't use it again but I did few years ago
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>>56611075
BetterPrivacy
greasemonkey
Hide caption titlebar plus
Noscript
Privacybadger
Selfdestructingcookies
Smart https
Ublock origin
Could we also share our greasemonkey scripts?
Adsbypasser
Anti-adblock killer
Antiadware
Linkify plus plus
Youtube+
YouTube link title
4chan x
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CALL YOUR FUCKING SENATOR 2016-09-15 10:12:10 Post No.56610946
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CALL YOUR FUCKING SENATOR
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RED ALERT, FAGGOTS.
Real shit going down.
If you use a VPN, or deny location access on your phone, or care an iota about privacy, this affects you.
http://rare.us/story/the-feds-have-a-new-scheme-to-hack-millions-of-innocent-americans-computers/
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There is nothing I, you or anyone else can do about this.
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>mfw shart in marts think this will affect europeans
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>>56610974
>Herr Merkel would never work with the NSA