Archived threads in /g/ - Technology - 894. page

File: konata pirates anime.jpg (162KB, 900x480px) Image search: [Google]

162KB, 900x480px

meanwhile pirates downloaded it from nyaa and started watching in 20 minutes

The girl dies

>>61935397
>>61935413
I'm aware, I wanted a hard copy.

>worried about privacy

>broadcasting the entire planet that he's going to stop using Windows

>>61935032
You can play games of linux if you want to, the "no games" meme means that not all games run on linux.
But if you are capable of using another OS, you are capable of playing different games.

>>61935032
Buy a PS4

>>61934861
Change your router MAC address this will force most ISPs to hand out a new IP

>>61934883
Is it a reset MAC address feature on Lynskeys router settings or how exactly would I assign new MAC?

>>61934861
Clone your mac address in your router settings. Do a powercycle and don't forget to clear your cookies.

No one should. Let it die.

>>61934826
Many reasons, like maybe you want a job at Jane St Capital in NY.

If you don't know anything about functional programming then you should start with 'Programming in Standard ML' by Harper, with the free new draft off his personal site. It's a much cleaner language and usually used for teaching (much like Scheme is used for teaching). It's a fantastic book that will also teach you how to program if you don't know already.

From there you can learn any other func language including OCaml

>>61934826
Least obtrusive FP language out there, those don't really get faster than OCaml either. Sane and conservative design makes sure you don't get broken shit in every release. Very powerful module system that removes the need for any sort of OOP even though it supports it. Overall people who know OCaml (or its variant F# on MS platform) rarely use another language when it's not blatantly unsuitable.

I have a python program with associated modules or library files or whatever. If I want to stick the program in my path where do I put the library files?

My dad stole my storage HDD when I was away from home and installed Windows on it.
Now everything that was in my "Program Files" folder on that drive is gone.

how do I get my vidya back or is it lost forever?

Is dsd better than flac?

>>61934688
>Quadraphonic headphones

Jesus Christ how horrifying.

File: glomf(10).png (2MB, 1292x1136px) Image search: [Google]

2MB, 1292x1136px

glomf

File: 1502746389077.png (686KB, 860x600px) Image search: [Google]

686KB, 860x600px

>>61934688
Idol trash here.
What's your setup like, Anon?

No. Fuck off AMD shills.

Raven Ridge laptops will be out for holiday season, confirmed by Q2 2017 earning conference

Give one example?

>>61934662
>image of a 970.
>obvious jab at amd.
I am confused.

>>61934786
AMD FX 8350

Thank God I was able to snag a Vega 64 early in the game.

Well, they know buttcoin memers are the only ones who buy their house heaters unironically

>>61934657
unless your a gaymer why do you care?

K, then live

shotcut
>kek

Pirated final cut pro

>>61934508
Obviously FF

>>61934508
Netrunner

firefox cant melt operas

Automation is very good at repetitive tasks with clear success/fail states, and which can be "taught" via large amounts of existing data on the subject.

Even if your field can't be 100% automated away, there's a good chance 90% of the jobs can be automated away and have a handful of humans left to supervise/double check the results.

Professional driving/trucking will not exist in the future. That will be entirely automated and anyone working in that industry will be out of a job. Additionally, businesses which rely on that industry will suffer because all of their human patrons will now be robots that don't need to eat at a road-side restaurant or buy snacks with their gas.

Other specialized fields which require years of training for humans may not be automated entirely, but the amount of workers required to perform them will be significantly reduced. Law firms can eliminate 80% of their staff and use OCR and an analytical NN in their place.

>>61934239
All the tasks your personal desktop does today used to be done by human workers in an office. Even decades ago, the digitial revolution displaced jobs and the trend is merely continuing today. Unfortunately, automation tends to replace low skill / low intelligence jobs. These redundancies affect the most vulnerable people in society, and create a destablizing effect overall. Unemployed people are far more likely to radicalize and become self-destructive political agents. The next secot on the automation chopping block is interstate trucking, which is a huge source of human employment across the USA. When this industry gets disrupted, get ready for the issue to come to the forefront for many.

If you're looking for advice, only jobs which require real human intelligence and intuition will be buffered from autmoation disruption.

>>61934239
I believe our current governments are not agile enough to mitigate the worst effects of automation across the market. I imagine income inequality and social unrest will continue to degenerate at an accelerating rate. It's possible that city-states will reemerge in the west as all areas outside major cities are left behind to rot.

Firefox Nightly

>>61933931
Brave Browser. Buy BAT.

File: IMG_9334.jpg (59KB, 720x420px) Image search: [Google]

59KB, 720x420px

Safari

>>61933864
Great but too late for me.

All those
Idgaf about NFC or Bluetooth
Amoled instead of LCD
Plus build quality for which Nokia is known

>>61933864
Give me the BUTTER.

/g/ - Firefox

File: Mozilla_Phoenix_logo_vector.svg.png (151KB, 1280x781px) Image search: [Google]

151KB, 1280x781px

>>61933642
Better than the cock and balls logo. Because that's what I see when I'm looking at it. Pic related

>>61933642
I'd much rather have this one or the A E S T H E T I C one.

Fuck Calvin&Hobbes and fuck this >>61933934