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>tfw QuadRooter exploit is still unpatched on your device
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You literally can't get infected if you don't download apps outside of the playstore or f-droid. This makes like 99% of users safe as fuck. Most can't even figure out how to check the "unknown sources" checkbox anyway.
The only way to get infected is if you deliberately download apps from something like legitapkstrustme.com.
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>>55997391
It's still possible for malicious apps to slip in through the play store. It's happened before.
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>>55997697
>Lucky patcher
No, but the latest releases are becoming questionable
>Slide joy rewards
Idk but doesn't sound the safest
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Red flag for programmers
>doesn't own SICP
>have never written C
>likes javascript
>uses windows
>have read SICP
>claims to "know" a finite number of languages
>haven't build own LISP
>frequents /g/
>doesn't frequent hackernews
>thinks no license is the best license
>never used BSD
>get hung up on stuff like one-based indexing
your turn anon
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None of those really matter in the real world.
>doesn't know Linux CLI
>doesn't want to learn more than one language or library (has the "master race" mentality)
>doesn't work well in groups
>doesn't compromise
>poor coding habits such as naming variables random letters, not commenting, etc.
>doesn't know how GitHub works
>doesn't have a portfolio of actual experience
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>>55997342
>GitHub
oh I forgot that
>uses github
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>>55997307
>doesn't own sicp
>have read sicp
What are you getting at anon
Logitek
Solar Powered Devices Thread 2016-08-09 17:20:38 Post No.55997203
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I'm looking for a solar powered keyboard. Something cheap and something with a mouse not sure if they even have solar powered mice but that would be nice too. Some logitech products cost up to $70 and that's way more than I'm willing to shell out
Also, post cool solar powered gadgets
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Why? Its pretty much would be useless indoors
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What's going on?
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>>55997170
botnet
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>>55998056
Why is Firefox suddenly botnet?
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>>55998114
>suddenly
[light chuckle in the distance]
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Holy shit, this is fucking cancer.
>people think it's acceptable to use the changelog like this
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What is this?
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>>55997161
How tumblr describe its updates
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>>55997213
What?
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why isnt there some kind of a program where you write C-like code and it translates it to Assembly? Assembly is simple enough that it can be covered by pseudo-C code.
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What is gcc's -S flag?
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>>55997083
gcc -S
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>>55997083
>C-like code and it translates it to Assembly?
It's called C
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Is there a logicalincrements-like website for buying televisions?
Ive never owned a TV in my life nor have i ever paid attention to them.
My girlfriends moving in and is pretty much demanding i get one.
Anyone have recommendations? Ideally its a good mixture of cheap + pleasant to look at.
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>>55996873
they still have physical stores where you can go and look at them.
Then you take notes of what you have learned from that experience and order online based on those facts
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buy the best Seiki/Hisense that fits your budget
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>>55996916
Thanks ill look into those
Hey guys, i have a problem and i thought maybe you can help me.
I'm trying to setup a configuration that allows me to control my raspberry from a remote pc.
ssh is activated on the raspberry (i can successfully connect and login using the dhcp-address that it got from my router from inside the network)
port 22 is forwarded to the device
global ip is known and put into putty, settings on ssh
i cannot disable the firewall of my router, but pinging my global ip works, so i don't think the firewall is blocking the ssh connection
still i get this error message. I searched the web, but only found tutorials and instructions that basically tell me i got everything right.
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>>55996808
Oh yeah, and a port scan of my global ip shows me that port 22 is visible to the outside
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Change the port number so that all the chinese haxorz can't get to you.
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>>55996986
I already tried that. I forwarded port 9999 and 18400 to 22, but still the same message.
Anonymous
/dpt/ - Daily Programming Thread 2016-08-09 16:46:16 Post No.55996728
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old thread: >>55990669
What are you working on, /g/?
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First for Guile
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>>55996728
xth for statically typed languages
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>>55996728
OpenDNS API integration
Yay CRUD
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I've been using FK2 for about 3 months now and I would really like a bigger mouse (towards the palm). The ZA12 is bigger and have the same weight, but is the differeng big enough to even change to this mouse?
Thank you.
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use the keyboard.
>>>/v/
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>>55996716
1mm isn't that big of a difference, unless you're an autist.
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>>55996791
this isn't even remotely related to video gaming in the slightest, sperg.
Anonymous
Old tech is expensive? 2016-08-09 16:40:56 Post No.55996643
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I've received a Sony Ericsson Xperia x10. 6 years old, running Android 1.2. I want to sell it, but Amazon and other places list it at $60-$100
It can't be worth that much, right?
I tried to list it for $10 on Craigslist and got a ton of buyers almost immediately. I took it down until i can find a good price.
Wtf is this thing worth? It's fucking old.
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Artificial demand?
Shills?
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Sony fandom knows no bounds.
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Ill just list it at 60 and keep going down every other week.
No idea why anyone would want it.
Basically, I downloaded a virus a few days ago, and I managed to get it off. But now I have a problem. I open up google chrome, it takes around 5 minutes to pop up on my window. Same thing with any program. I click it, takes a few minutes to pop up. I've checked everything, still have plenty of storage and everything, this happened after the virus. I've also done full computer scans using 3 anti virus softwares (malwarebytes, NANO antivirus, and Avast, and all full versions as well). Every time I do a scan, they come up completely clean. Any suggestions?
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Have you tried turning it off and on again?
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>>55996608
This isn't for Apple haha
(Important note that I forgot: this is Windows 10, not a Mac)
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>trusting antivirus
Reformat and re install Windows.
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For fuck's sake, do I have to browse /pol/ to find interesting stuff?
>https://bots.botframework.com/bot?id=MorphiBot
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>>55996492
Ok, I took your clickbait....
This scared the shit out of me....
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Ubuntu 16.04 distro bugs 2016-08-09 16:26:38 Post No.55996448
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Is Ubuntu 16.04 and other distros realted more buggy than older ones?
I'm currently using Linux Mint 18 and I experience a lot of bug like:
> Sometimes Wifi doesn't work after start up or suspend mode, I have to reboot my computer
> When I open the terminal I've got a graphic bug and watching H264 movie
> audio is much much lower (even on on 100%) than Windows 10 partition
What about you?
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well...ubuntu 16.04 was less stable 2 months ago now it is ok
for me
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>>55996624
are you on laptop or desktop?
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>>55996448
Ubuntu don't seem arsed about the desktop anymore... that's very evident from the state of the so-called "LTS" that was embarrassing.
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Do you use password manager?
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No, I'm not autistic.
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>>55996313
It makes things easier
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I memorize all my password. Each password is unique.