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Trying to edit a rnpy save file but its in the fucked language can someone tell me how to fix it?

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Trying to edit a Rnpy save file but its in this fucked language how do i translate it!

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Anyone still using a Nexus 4 have a recommended custom rom?

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I have to make a Power Point about cyber crime. I want to make it as lame as possible without getting failed. I don't want to make it cringey though, so no Anonymous or frogsquad stuff. What are some memeable misconceptions about cyber crime that would look scary to normies?

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PDAs were king before everyone ditched them along with netbooks in 2010 for those smudgy Fisher Price toys that are tablets/smartphones.

What is the modern alternative to the PDA? Something that has a decent word processor and is portable. Something that isn't a tablet with a bluetooth keyboard.

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ITT: Shit you would never in your life spend your money on but if somebody gave it to you or you won it in a contest you'd be happy to have.

I've considered buying them a few times but my inner Jew just won't let me spend the money. The practicality to cost ratio is awful but I'll be damned if they don't sound good from what I've heard on my friend's Rokit6's.

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>Charging port on my S6 has been shitty the past week and stopped altogether two days ago
>Go to Verizon store
>Explain the problem
>"Tech rep" needs to look at my phone
>I use Nova launcher
>"Is this a custom overlay?"
>Yeah
>"You know these are... bad for your phone, right?"
>mfw.jpg

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Just installed Xubuntu on my laptop. What now?
How do I get into ricing?

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Anyone in GB with faster internet than me? I want to meet the 7%.

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let's settle this once and for all. what's the greatest ever dumb/featurephone ever made?

pic related

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I knew there would be an upcoming change to the order of photos on a user's feed, but they have also completely disabled the ability for third party sites to provide the original chronological feed.

Now when you go to any of the previous places you could view Instagram online like Iconosquare or webstagram they are trying to sell you some dumb analytical service.

This has got to be a huge mistake. Even facebook gave users the choice to go back to a chronological layout for their feed. Right now the service is near unusable because you can't even look at a grid view. You have to scroll past each photo one at a time.

>inb4 meme texts about using instagram
It's like you don't even masturbate to a selection of candid clothes photos from your favorite IG sluts

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It is possible to program a PIC using a OTG device fron the phone.


Also general electronic thread

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Find a better looking card anywhere, Protip: You can't

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So for the past week I have been on 'holiday' in the middle of fucking nowhere in Scotland. Usually I'm in Hartlepool, UK which is where I live. A town of 90,000 people or so, the town is graced with virgin media super fast broadband cabling in every street, and 100% 4G LTE coverage across the town (Every mast is 4G), so I kind of take Internet connectivity for granted. But this holiday has got me thinking. Why haven't we, especially for rural communities, figured out widespread satellite 4G? It makes perfect sense. I am aware that satellite broadband already exists, but it is costly to install. If legislation was passed to allow carriers to broadcast stronger data packet signals, you could have a system where base stations beam data up to satellites, then the satellites provide coverage for a wide area. Even if the technology didn't exist for a signal strong enough to go directly to smartphones, you could have a system where the satellite provides for a wide area, then land based terrestrial stations pick up the signal and broadcast it out conventionally. These base stations could be small and wouldn't have to be connected to any form of infrastructure for data or for electricity through the use of solar/wind power for electricity. This system could also he used to cheaply provide static Internet connectivity to homes and small businesses. This would be especially useful in rural areas. With new legislation being looked at in the UK to allow carriers to erect masts under 25 metres in height without planning permission, this would allow rapid expansion of the network. I would create some diagrams but I'm on my phone. What does /g/ think?

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ubuntu
>amazing support
>shitloads of packages
>decent driver support

but

>canonical's amazon bullshit
>comes with non-free software by default
>probably backdoored due to recent popularity surge


Debian
>great stability
>lots of software
but
>not as much support
>not always compatable with ubuntu stuff
>software I might need might not be available

how do you make a choice?