Archived threads in /g/ - Technology - 7214. page

>>56325555
> not using chrome
Read sticky

>>56326299
> using chrome
read sticky

made me turn off VPN to reply/10

flushdns maybe?

>>>/v/

>6.6MBps
>top kek
get fiber faggot

>not gentoo

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aaaaa

i made one but took too long

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hello here is my screenfetch

great thread mina-san

As long as you unplug it it should be ok . As far as PS goes idk depends if you know what you're doing

>>56325478
Have you never heard of a capacitor?

unplug it and flick the switch off. maybe try and drain the capacitors by turning it on, but either way as long as you ground your screw driver, you should be fine

some fans just have a 2-pin connector, while others have to be soldered on, so be aware that it might not be that easy to replace the fan

I would go with GIGABYTE™ for superior cooling and gaming performance.

>>56325380
not msi

msi for customer/driver support
gigabyte for quality but is run by the biggest google translating chinks you can imagine

>>56325454

found the guy who doesn't understand what what's lain about

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>>56325454
Get back to /r9k/

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>>56325537
>muh 2deep4u normalfag response

>>56325370

1. google "what is a vpn"

2. google "how to setup torrent client with vpn"

3. google "how not to use torrents for warez"

now, that wasnt so hard.

Op there
Thx anon, you have a favorite torrent client ?

i dont really use torrents as there is many far supperior alternatives.

but you can check out qBittorrent. its like uTorrent, but without the NSA.

>>56325368
Formal methods for proving correctness of code exist - if the design can be proved secure, those can be used to prove the implementation secure.

Those doing this are typically going for an information assurance certification - such as EAL 7 augmented for something implemented that way bottom-to-top - and are doing it for government contracts.

It's done for a couple of things: the "data diode" firewall the NSA use to separate trusted from untrusted domains, for one. It's even possible to extend it to a complete hardware design, as in the Rockwell Collins AAMP7G - again, used in NSA equipment.

https://www.rockwellcollins.com/Data/Products/Information_Assurance/Cryptography/AAMP7G_Microprocessor.aspx

>>56325368

Not practically, because even if you can prove code works exactly to a specification with no other unintended behaviour, that specification can contain flaws introuced by the humans who made it that goes against the intentions of the writers and subverts security in some way.

The environment code is used in can also introduce exploits, e.g., you can write a web app that's proven to correctly behave for all inputs, then totally destroy security by deploying it unencrypted on the Internet, or running a previously secure script on an interpreter that's updated to introduce a vulnerability.

see sel4 microkernel, it's open source too

https://sel4.systems/

>>56325366
a $10 bag and buying a gym membership with the leftover money

>>56325366
That Superdry bag looks real fucking neato. But you have to dress well to pull it off.

>>56325366
/g/ is NOT your personal tech support team or personal consumer review site.>>56325366

>>56325325
have you checked your recycle bin? :^)

Might be something to do with pagefile

>>56325495
I always immediately empty my recycle bin if I'm deleting something.

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>>56325303
look what was printed on just in front of this wonderful item

>>56325303
>>56325321
ebin blog post, m8

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>>56325338
you can always get the fuck out of here if you dont like it. :-)

anyway, i quickly messaged them about the issue. they even responded me..

>>56325258
dx12 on nvidia i think. vulkan runs a lot better than dx on amd. just wish companies would use vulkan more.

>>56325464
vulkan would work great on no man's sky

>>56325258
theoretically there's no reason one should perform much better than the other unlike dx vs ogl.

in any case, this is the kind of thing 3d engine devs can answer and you won't find those guys on /g/.

>>56325084
Beatniks.

Are you saying you wouldn't?

>still using LGBTfox after Eichgate

>>56324981

absolute monster of a pc anon, i'm super jealous

>>56324981
Someone seriously needs to find one of these that's broken and make a sleeper build out of it.

>>56324981
Go away Clint

I'd use Linux but I need software that's only on Windows for work and games.

>>56324975
Please tell me why you would use Linux

>>56324953
People prefer Ubuntu over Win10 for various reasons, each unique to the individual. For most people, I would imagine it comes from a desire to learn about the GNU/Linux operating system, but still maintaining most of the ease-of-use of Windows.

>There are a lot of programs I can not run
That's because these are Windows applications. Likewise, Windows cannot run .deb applications.

Other reasons someone may use Ubuntu: concern about Windows 10 spying, customizing their desktop experience, a more powerful terminal.