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you have exactly one picosecond to explain why you aren't using the most professional OS /g/

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Don't care what you do. download viruses. access accounts. I have my bank and paypal up. will talk. do anything you want.181 031 627

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I'm looking at my brand new Skylake computer screen after having just upgraded to Windows 10 last night. I haven't done anything to it besides install my Asus drivers. It's currently a completely virgin Windows 10 installation.

I realize you can't make Windows 10 totally private. I'm dual booting Windows 10 (gaming), Linux (everything else). I bought Skylake because my old gaming PC was 8 years old and dying and it was time for it to be replaced, so I might as well install windows 10 on my new Skylake since I'm only using Windows for gaming and DirectX 12 requires Windows 10. Besides, Skylake and Windows 10 were made for each other.


I just want to make Windows 10 more private than it is in it's default state.
How do I make Windows 10 as private as possible after upgrading?
What IP addresses should I block in my router?

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Build rate thread?

Graphics card was going to be an RX 480, but I decided to hold off due to the power draw issues. Hopefully a non-reference model won't have the power draw problems.

Rate mine, post yours. I'm actually using mine right now even without a graphics card, but for web browsing and programming work, not gaming yet.

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So today I found some tvs and they had the tcon board and some other boards wich i am looking to sell but the thing is now I got left is the lcd panel and i am wanting to know what should i do with them i could sell them on kijiji other then that what should I do with the lcd panels. I just don't want to thow them away.oh and they are big panels

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>you will never have a stealth black iPhone again

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Just your daily reminder to secure your router and WiFi.

>Change the default administrator username and password of your router. Use a strong password consisting of random upper/lower case letters, numbers, special characters and spaces e.g. z1HG b$%FV6% *O9 !n. If you fear you'll never remember such a password, at least create a password consisting of spaces and upper/lower case characters e.g. Cal I Co Red
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>Check your routers settings to see if ‘Allow Incoming ICMP Echo Requests" is enabled. If it is, then disable it. Keep in mind to turn this back on should you need ISP tech support so they can find your router for testing.
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>Disable UPnP access. That is, of course, only disable it if you have no need to use UPnP. UPnP is a huge security risk. Some ISP’s actually hide this setting in their router, such as Verizon FiOS. If you're a FiOS subscriber and use their Actiontec router you have to access the UPnP setting from a separate URL, which is listed on this web page... http://tumblr.theanomaly.net/post/57676730768/verizon-fios-actiontec-hidden-upnp-and-igmp-menus
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>Use WPA2 for your WiFi security encryption. Again, use a secure password for your WiFi.
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>If your router offers Wi-FI Protected Setup (WPS) see if you can disable it, since that is also a known vulnerability. However, this feature may not have an option to disable depending on the router manufacture and model.
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>If you use a router issued by your ISP, check it's settings from time to time to ensure any automatic firmware updates didn’t change your secure settings.
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>Change your passwords from time to time, and check your routers log to ensure only known devices are attaching to your network.
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>You can test some of your routers security, such as UPnP and open ports at https://www.grc.com/shieldsup

be safe

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Comfortable technology thread

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I'm looking for a powerbank with the most "power" so to say, the one which will charge the most things. My budget is anywhere from $0 - $120.

I am not tech savy at all, so this really helps.
Thanks!

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THANK YOU BASED INTEL

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Hi /g/, please help a newbie with your wise advice
Is this a nice build?

Intel i5-6600K
GPU: NOT SURE. Maybe Radeon RX 480 8Gb
ASUS Z170-A
RAM Corsair Vengeance 3000Mhz 2x8gb
1TB Western Digital Blue
Samsung 850 Evo 250gb
NOT SURE but I guess Evga 600w
Nzxt S340
Cooler Master Hyper 212x

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There is no reason to pick GNU/Linux over BSD

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I could spend 8 hours a day just typing in command prompt.

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Guys I accidentally the thermal adhesive.

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OK /g/ I'm trying to start building my own gaming computer. But everything us getting confusing. I understand GPUs and power units,etc but the problem is that I can't decide which MOBO I need to buy. I know I want an E-ATX Mobo with an LGA 1151 but I want to make the right choice.
My future setup is
1xi7-6700k
1xGTX 1080 or 980 ti
1x Thermaltake Core X9 E-ATX chassis
Water cooling system
1000 watt power supply

But all that's left is the mobo. Recommendations?
I'd rather have advice from someone experienced then to fuck up as I try and build it.