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Which is better for a CS course: OS X or Linux? I personally like Linux a lot, but I would theoretically be able to virtualize all of the major operating systems on a Mac. Also Thinkpads are much much better hardware.

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what did they mean by this?
http://distrowatch.com/dwres.php?resource=major

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Build: http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/wQvTHN

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Is this a joke?

I got this emailed to me by a job recruiter after sending them my resume.

On my resume I state I can code in like 3 different languages, and they want me to show that I can type in MS Word or understand common math functions in Excel?

Are they fucking with me? I feel insulted for even being asked to take a test on this shit.

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I learned HTML, CSS, Javascript, and CSS.

Time to start java.

Here's my Hello world script that I copy pasted from my IDE:

public class Hello
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
System.out.println("Hello, world! Java");
}
}

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Whats everyone doing this summer? Studying cs at uni, I only have an intro level c++ class and and intro to comp org class under my belt. What are some cool /g/ related projects to do this summer? I have a nice pc and an old dell dimension in my basement to work with.

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Best Android Phone /G/ ?

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>memes you're glad you fell for

>mfw OS X
>mfw Python
>mfw JS frameworks like knockout.js

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Where were you when technology was used to gather training data from a huge botnet for a neat neural network?

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Here are the the things I changed in my about:config to harden my Firefox. I'm a dumb Mac user so perhaps this is not nearly enough for your average /g/entleman. Share your about:config tricks too!

geo.enabled - false
network.prefetch-next - false
extensions.pocket.enabled - false
beacon.enabled - false
social.directories - delete string value
social.remote-install.enabled - false
social.toast-notifications.enabled - false
Loop.enabled - false
media.peerconnection.enabled - false
media.eme.enabled - false
network.http.sendRefererHeader - 0
general.useragent.locale - Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_10_4) AppleWebKit/600.7.12 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/8.0.7 Safari/600.7.12

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Does DuckDuckGo sell your information?

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These are all ideas that WILL be stolen by future linux distros (if they haven't already)

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What is the best comic book reader for windows?

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Ok guys, I was finally sold.
Going to use Linux for the first time ever.
Google forced me to it and soon enough so will Microsoft apparently.

http://www.breitbart.com/tech/2016/07/07/google-announce-support-for-black-lives-matter/

So, for a old computer running a 2GB RAM, shitty ass intel video card and 2Ghz Duo Core, what would be the best iOS and Distro to use it?

I dotn care if will look beautiful, but I would like some recomedation that are stable, with stable programs to install and fast to run.

Thanks in advance.

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Megaupload 2.0 to Launch With Original Megaupload User Database

>Following a few hints earlier this week, it is now fully confirmed. Kim Dotcom will be launching a brand new file-sharing site with a familiar name.

>Megaupload 2.0 is pencilled in for a January 2017 launch, an event that will coincide with the 2012 closure of the original Megaupload and the massive police raid on its operators.

>Details are few at this stage, but here’s what we know. Megaupload 2.0 will have 100gb of free storage. It will allow users to sync all of their devices and there will be no data transfer limits. On-the-fly encryption will be baked-in.

>How Dotcom managed to preserve a copy of this data isn’t clear, but he says that each user account held within will get a foot up.

>“Most Megaupload accounts will be reinstated with Premium privileges on the new Megaupload,” Dotcom announced this morning.

>But hosting files isn’t the only thing on Dotcom’s mind. His censorship-resistant MegaNet project is still in development and although it’s not going to be ready until 2018 at the earliest, Dotcom says that Megaupload 2.0 will be a crucial component of that network.

>“Megaupload 2.0 will be the launch platform for MegaNet. Let’s make sure that we have critical mass first. #100MillionUsers,” he said this morning.

>Dotcom clearly has much work to do and even flat-out will struggle to meet his January deadline. Still, he doesn’t intend to do it alone.

>“To former Megaupload and current Mega employees. We welcome you with open arms. Mega App developers, we have a great deal for you. Ping me,” he wrote a few hours ago.

>So how will former Megaupload users know if they can use their old credentials to access the new site?
“Expect an email,” Dotcom concludes.

https://archive.is/WT0bX