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>>56245567
>being this poor

>>56245593
>sucking daddy's dick

>>56245741
>implying that I don't go further than sucking it

>>56245555

No one really knows. Google Plus hasn't really gone through any changes that I would consider would be drastic. It's the same as it is.

I also have no clue what value moot would be able to add to the social media experience that Google would consider hiring him.

Maybe they want to create a website which is "anonymous" in name only while adding a ton of tracking and such which moot definitely has experience in. Otherwise, it escapes me what he is doing day to day there or what projects he would do.

Kinda sad, really, when you think that in the end, moot is willing to sell out on the principles of what has practically been his life's work by working with Google.

>>56245622
>"temporary" jewgle captcha for the last 6 years while better alternatives exist
>principles
AYY LMAO

>>56245643

If that is the case, at least he doesn't have to pretend to be something that he isn't by running this site, even though he created it.

>>56245551
Arm Embedded prog

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is here someone working on Denuvo bypass?

>>56245599
我笑你在一千太阳

Please help me ;_;

>>56245515
>you're the brightest people I know
Most people on /g/ are posers that don't know shit

Learn gamedev, start making games :). Put some C++ and c# programing stuff on your github and apply for thee jobs.

>>56245515
So you want to go from a shit environment to an even shittier one?

Why do you hate yourself so much?

Any one remember an anon's story a few days ago that his GPL code has been stolen by a company?

>>56245280
10 rupees have been deposited in your designated account.

Everyone loves open source, until it's their code that is open sourced.

Nvidia is shady as fuck though.

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>>56245199
Just do this and be done with it
>>>/wsr/1

>>56245199
>>autisim intensifies

>>56245195
Thanks for reminding me to filter you

>>56245195
I have 2. Works for me.

Why you run all that shit in the background?

>>56245182
Cool dude, you watched the latest Mr. Robot episode as well? Lol

>>56245218
No. What is its story?

I have a math background and interested in it.

>>56245182
t. a NEET who thinks he can get a 90K/yr job by taking a few online courses

What are HD600 alternatives at that price point?

Looking at the 400is and wondering if I should open my wallet or not.

>>56245166
>Wireless is frowned upon.
shit thread, report and move on

Let me repeat myself:

I'm looking for wireless in-ear headphones that I can use longer than 8 hours. More like 12+... I don't want to fucking recharge my headphones during the day.

I work in a lab (boring work) for about 8 hours and would like it not to be straight out empty when I come home.

>>56245030
Mine does as this as well.

>>56245037
Does it happen with any other websites for you? It's only 4chan for me so I don't think my phone has unassociated malware.

Don't bother using a phone...4Chan is unusable.

Use clover.

>>56244991
tumblr

>>56244991
why does /g/ still recommend this shitty browser

>>56245381
because its open sores

>>56244929
Use an emulator

>>56244938
emulator for dekstop? does it work ?

No one wants to fuck you, pajeet

Install Gentoo

>>56244856
It's a jewish language.

>>56244856
Lisp and Scheme are pretty awesome, no doubt. CL seems to have the same use cases as Python, and similar performance characteristics too, so I guess they are direct competitors. I don't know enough CL to say that it's more versatile, but that wouldn't surprise me at all.
That said, Python has cleaner, more C-like syntax, fewer competing dialects, more recent documentation, more stack overflow questions among other things.
I'd really like to see a list of reasons why it would be better to use CL (or one of its many implementations) over Python.

>>56244854
x86 at the moment kind of has a hold on the market,
I don't think this will last long as x86 is basically only done by 2 companies(AMD+Intel) + 1 minor one

if you look at the rapid pace in the mobile phone space I do believe that in 2025 an ARM, or better yet - a Risc V revolution for desktop computing will take place

by then getting a fab to make your custom 14nm chip will be very cheap

>>56244854
There's really no reason to get down into the low-single-digit TDP areas on a desktop. There are Atom and J1900 ITX boards if you want, those are only a couple watts more. But really it's no big deal to have a 25W CPU in a stationary computer that always has mains power. If you can afford to own it you can afford the electricity to run it.

>>56244854
>ARM
>desktop

>>56244838
Yes

>>56244838
if by "any good" you mean "doesn't work" then yeah, sure.

The monitors themselves can be decent enough paired with any GPU, but if you want the freesync feature itself, you pretty much have to use AMD since noone else has bothered implementing support for variable refresh rates in those monitors.

That I know of.

I bought the cheapest 1080p 24" monitor with DisplayPort. It had FreeSync, not having it was more expensive. I have an NVidia GPU. It works fine as monitor, but you can't use the FreeSync part.