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>>56131012
You mean the 2013 leaks or are there new ones already?

>>56131129
I mean these ones.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/powerful-nsa-hacking-tools-have-been-revealed-online/2016/08/16/bce4f974-63c7-11e6-96c0-37533479f3f5_story.html

3 days ago NSA's spy tools were stolen of their Ops server and half of them are available for download on the Internet while the rest are up for ransom auction of 1 million bitcoins

playing with video editing? drop $20 on some lessons and not 1.8k on a laptop that will be garbage in 2 years

>>56130929
>no less that 17"

so you want a 17 inch laptop. afaik there aren't any larger laptops

>>56130982
my current 5yo lap welcome all files above 1080p with blue screen.

it's time ;-)

I've been fall asleep to this every night this week

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B39OVRWDR2E

Professor Messer playlist.

>>56130916

>long
>interesting
>tech
>videos

well played

>>56130851

>his website doesn't create any service or product and depends on ads for revenue

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA I don't even browse websites like that anyway

>>56130851
Internet was always survival of the biggest and or fittest. Try to get new economical model or die. There are 9999 competitors waiting to take your place the minute you die.

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>>56130851
>He still uses Chrome

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>the Core i7 6820HK processor paired with one GPU (with the other disabled) tends to pull just 200-220W from the wall

>laptop
>just 200-220W

nvidia pls

>>56130813
>gaymen laptop

They're the same things as desktop chips just binned for a lower voltage

>>56130680
Jesus christ that looks like a budget phone

a pretty phone ruined by a shit OS.

>rear fingerprint scanner meme

List of Root Servers
Hostname    IP Addresses    Manager
a.root-servers.net    198.41.0.4, 2001:503:ba3e::2:30    VeriSign, Inc.
b.root-servers.net    192.228.79.201, 2001:500:84::b    University of Southern California (ISI)
c.root-servers.net    192.33.4.12, 2001:500:2::c    Cogent Communications
d.root-servers.net    199.7.91.13, 2001:500:2d::d    University of Maryland
e.root-servers.net    192.203.230.10    NASA (Ames Research Center)
f.root-servers.net    192.5.5.241, 2001:500:2f::f    Internet Systems Consortium, Inc.
g.root-servers.net    192.112.36.4    US Department of Defense (NIC)
h.root-servers.net    198.97.190.53, 2001:500:1::53    US Army (Research Lab)
i.root-servers.net    192.36.148.17, 2001:7fe::53    Netnod
j.root-servers.net    192.58.128.30, 2001:503:c27::2:30    VeriSign, Inc.
k.root-servers.net    193.0.14.129, 2001:7fd::1    RIPE NCC
l.root-servers.net    199.7.83.42, 2001:500:9f::42    ICANN
m.root-servers.net    202.12.27.33, 2001:dc3::35    WIDE Project

>>56130504
>you can't get away from google
virtually true

>there are like 7 DNS nodes in the world
kys highschool child.

>>56130504
There are 7 root DNS servers spread around the world. This doesn't mean you have to use them directly, you're probably using another DNS server that serves as a sort of cache and only gets new DNS data from those root servers every certain time.

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>>56130486
-privacy -> anything which is not from the USA is more reliable
-result relevance -> unlike ducduckgo or startpage, it has its own index. Lots of improvement since its launch
-simple design : use the lite version
-useful features : dunno, I use it for its simplicity

>>56130486
bump for interest.
Any time I try a new one, I switch back to google

startpage for best results

>>56130470
Why do you feel the need to report your daily activities into a public database?

>>56130470
I have never had an account. Also can't really understand why people would want one.
Don't care what other people do.
What I'm doing is none of their business.

>>56130470
Only reason I even have a facebook at this point is to expedite the process to login or sign up for things such as spotify and other applications.

>>56130451
>>/v/

sage

Normies love the ROG.

I use MSI.

>>56130529
MSI makes the worst mobos followed by ASUCKS.

Find a way to get hired at Google, and please touch some of their servers.

You're the anti-botnet man.

>>56130425
Make list of phones you have problems with.
Let's see all the shit devices we should avoid like leprosy.

>>56130458
Galaxy S3
Galaxy S4
Some Nokia phone that had a sliding keyboard on it
Sagem My x-2
Iphones of all types
Doro old person big button phone
Razr
Orange san fransisco II
Janus One Miniphone

These are some of the phones that friends and family have had over the years which I remember trying and failing with

>>56130340
get a real job fagget

I've been wondering this for a while myself

every rugged latitude I see on ebay is still around $600, and the affordable toughbooks have really poor hardware in current year's standards

>>56130360
Says person trollin 4chan in the middle of the day on a Weds

linuskektips

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Ill post some of my favourites

Tech tablets -Csg related

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OSkmRxgEyw

Big Clive - Cheap Electronics tear downs and EE

https://www.youtube.com/user/bigclivedotcom


AndyRC - quad copters drones

https://www.youtube.com/user/TheAndyRC/videos

Computerphile - Simple CS videos (some are garbage)

https://www.youtube.com/user/Computerphile/videos

Databits - Old Tech and teardowns

https://www.youtube.com/user/databits/videos

Diyperks - cool shit you will never actually build yourself

https://www.youtube.com/user/DIYPerks/videos


https://www.youtube.com/user/Computerphile/videos

>>56130327
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lb_BURLuI70

software engineering should be as precise like other fields (which makes license obsoletes for some code, you'll get eventually to the same conclusions)

>>56130308
I use Arch with i3-gaps and have a windows 10 virtual machine using qemu-kvm with an R9 Fury GPU passed through. I think it's the best option and you get native performance. I also have a KVM switch to flick between linux and windows pretty seamlessly.

You'll need a CPU that supports VT-D though. There are also headaches with Nvidia Geforce GPUs as their drivers self destruct when they detect you're in a VM to coerce you into buying a Quadro. There are workarounds but you need to disable some extensions that had a performance hit for me, but I haven't played with that since Kepler so things may improved.

Check out this wiki article, I wish I had such a good resource when I first tried this years ago:

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PCI_passthrough_via_OVMF

>>56130419
>Nvidia Geforce GPUs as their drivers self destruct when they detect you're in a VM

Can you post a link or elaborate? I am interested in this.

>>56130491
I am also interested.

>>56130283
How does FreeBSD boot?
Just installed it, but it hadn't written into the MBR.
Bootpartition and loader isn't able to be chosen manually...

Is this the new mac general?

>>56130354
did you partition it as GPT