Archived threads in /g/ - Technology - 7889. page

>>55798209
hackers attention, is there any way to remote isntall my shit in a sweet way?

>>55798201
>201
no you didn't even get dubs

>>55798211

o shit dude

>>55798211
came here to get dubs but dubs have been got

>>55798198
>at a bar with friends last summer
>run into other CS student we know
>not really friend, only an acquaintance
>tells us about how he spent his summer
>he made an image manipulation program
>says it's better than photoshop
>written in C#

I'm changing to EE after I'm done with my CS bachelor.
I finish what I start.

pls respond

Why would anyone admit to being stupid enough to unironically pay money for a CS major?

dumb anime poster

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>>55798179
1. Because video cards are technology.

2. Slow boards like this one shouldn't be opposed to new users, even if the user base doesn't like them. Annoying users are better than no users at all.

3. Fifty GPU pissing contest threads filled to the bump limit with shitposts aren't as annoying as one post with anime in it.

4. If they made a specific board just for graphics cards, it would have some anime watching waste of valuable resources complaining about /v/ regardless.

5. Because there's nothing you can do about it.

>>55798156
Every career has its ups and downs, its pros and cons.

venture capitalist

that job they won't hire you for

We used to have a board without shills

>>55798132
>Deathstar

>>55798883
Are you from 15 years ago

>>55798045

the reason I as (OP), is that the standard video player has some issues. curious about other players that I could look into..

mpv

mpv

Maria Holic was shit anyway.

>>55798037
>girl is allergic to boys
>girl gets in relationship with another girl
>that girl is a crossdressing boy

wow

>>55798037
that show is a dumpster fire

how come generation Z can't think for themselves? i mean they grew up with google, shouldn't finding information be natural to them?

test

>>55798051
Sorry, but I did do that.
All that i could find was "inside ear" or
"it should be comfortable.
I want specifics.

Passwords like this are stronger against prying eyes, which is what will affect most common users (if they don't just flat out give their password away via a keylogger, etc.)

Long passwords (like talked about on le ebin xkcd comic) are THEORETICALLY better against bruteforcing, because of how dictionary attacks work. However, when you use a string of real words together, it is much easier to follow the keystrokes used and guess the password manually.

As for me, I prefer the first option, along with a healthy dose of "not being retarded enough to type my passwords on a device that isn't secure".

>>55797865
Yes, they're strong.

It would be easier to bruteforce if the attacker knew your password length, but why would they? 15 char passwords are too difficult to bruteforce anyway

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What do you mean already know what characters to look for?
Passwords like this are basically unbreakable, it's obscure - doesn't contain real words, has uppercase,lowercase,symbols and numbers and is very long. Pretty much impossible to break this password without a super computer. My longest password that I can remember is 25 characters long, purely by length this password is insanely strong

>>55797785
bump

>>>http://www.logicalincrements.com

Just find whatever price point suits you, and get 16GB of ram instead of what it suggests, I guess.

>>55797870
Yeah that is very nice but logicalincrements shows you just how well will like 4 games run on that specification. No mention of streaming or anything else I have mentioned in the OP.
I need concrete guide to concrete parts of the OP.

http://pcpartpicker.com/list/drXV7h

Reuse the rest of your hardware.

>>55797670
I once tried to hotswap a drive.
Actually twice.
The first time I didn't know you were suppose to do that.
The connector sparked up and a gun powdery smell was present.
We also broke the plastic piece of the hard drive that houses the pins for SATA power cable.
The hard drive (WD blue) still worked if you put the plastic piece in the female power connector and slotted in the bare pins.

The second time it was a Seagate barracuda and I didn't know the PC was on. Same thing as above but this time I had to create a jump wire with a copper wire to pass a fuse or diode or something on the PCB.
The drive worked after that.

Moral of the story, don't plug in hard drives in live PC's

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>>55798868

>>55797670
What hole?

>>55797655
Just OC that shit nigga.

go full intel i5

>>55797655
>Solution to bottleneck is to buy another bottleneck

Buying AMD in the first place was your problem. An hero is the only way out.

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