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>your monthly salary
>your monthly salary after cutting taxes
>your job
>your country
>your OS
>could you get better ?
>your monthly salary
$100000
>your monthly salary after cutting taxes
loltaxes
>your job
Male escort
>your country
USA
>your OS
Windows XP
>could you get better ?
At what?
£2600
£2000
Software Engineer
UK
Mac OS X
Yep but like what I do right now !
I was about to tell you but then I noticed the 3DPD mouth breather you posted.
Which operating system are you using
Rate your experience out of 10.
Windows 10/10
>>54156589
>Win 7.
9/10
>>54156589
Is that the girl from patreon with the godlike body?
Previously on: >>54134450
Welcome to /fBSDt/! All users are welcome, including beginners. Please be civil, this is a "Friendly" thread.
>why should I try a BSD?
They're open source, Unix-like, they offer great features, stability, security and versatility to all your needs. They are well-documented and sport ample hardware support.
>where should I start?
Check the resources below. PC-BSD, GhostBSD and MidnightBSD...
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>waiting for gentoo fags
>/g/
>friendly BSD thread
>no replies
>nobody gives a fuck about BSDs
This is truly sad.
When did this place become so normie tier?
I will give this thread a friendly bump.
Here.
Why must BSDfags act so high and mighty all the time?
how autistic is your wallpaper, /g/
>>54131794
Pretty autistic センパイです、ケケ。
>>54131862
>putrajaya
nigguuuhhh
You tell me
So, after using vim for my programming needs for the past 1.5 months, i figured vim wasnt really for me. So what should i use /g/?
Atom > Sublime Text > vi* > Emacs
learn to poo in the loo first, jinesh
>>54167737
bluefish
You have exactly two seconds to tell me why you aren't using Arch, and its supreme, superior package manager.
>pic related
>>54167088
because it's Arch.
I tried, XServer came broken out of the box with a segfault error
I followed the wiki step by step, and it took me hours
Fuck that shit, I have other things to do
>that archlinux sticker on the laptop
Why aren't you using 16.04 yet /g/?
>>54166652
share pape
>>54166652
Because I'm switching to Fedora.
Cause I'm happy with my current distro.
Richard Stallman disapproves Android. What should we use then?
The same he uses
Nothing.
nokia n900
GnuPhone, nothing works on it tho and you can only call other GnuPhone users
Old thread: >>54159551
Is that AI for world domination coming along nicely?
#1
>>54165965
>Is that AI for world domination coming along nicely?
Yes.
How do I into servers?
I've got a week of free time, so I thought I might get a start on a browser game engine with a C/Java server and Javascript+HTML5 client, but I'm wondering if there's right and wrong ways to do the server, since I've seen some pretty poor servers in the past. Also, there's stuff like hiring the server which could get messy.
I cant fucking stand this crap. it has been almost 3 years since it became mainstream and i still fucking hate it.
Any friends here who feel the same?
pic related: my ipad 2
Exact opposite. Skeumorphic(sp?) design is cancer.
![107603d1435897234t-windows_vista_icons[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/QJt1feh.jpg "107603d1435897234t-windows_vista_icons[1].jpg")
>>54165869
Please be gone
Soon we will loop around and go back to this
Good morning /g/, Im just re-installed Debain 7 (from my 2010 SSD shitting on me) after a few years, and i was reminded that:
>Stability
>Freedoms (if i wanted to)
>No botnet (to my knowledge)
What I'd like to know is what are the CONS of Debian. Can /g/ tell me some (that aren't political or silly).
And what Distribution do you favor?
Juan bumpo
Debian a best.
>what are the CONS of Debian
Their package policy is inflexible.
I can't recall the exact package, but one was removed from Jessie (but available in both stretch and wheezy) because a bug was found two days before freeze.
It was fixed shortly after the release of Jessie, but as it was past their 'due date' they still won't package it. It is still currently unavailable (unless you compile from source, package it yourself or install a shady binary). Had the bug been discovered slightly later or earlier,...
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Either outdated packages or an unstable hack job of package management
https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv
https://github.com/haasn?tab=activity
https://github.com/cmdrkotori/mpc-qt
Winfags will love mpc-qt.
>>54164820
>needs to read a 173 pages manual just to use it
>the future
>>54164473
Here's your glorious png.
I installed Ubuntu 16.04 on the MBP the company just gave me and the manager complained. He said that we should all move from open software because it lacks security and stability. I got annoyed so I return the MBP and continue using the old Dell instead. Why do we still have such FUD in 2016?
I mean, all of our infrastructure run on Linux, if linux is insecure then we should starts worrying about our server than developer's laptop
What you've said makes no sense, and it sounds a lot like you've left out key details. So without knowing more, the best I can offer is that the internal IT staff simply has a policy for supporting their equipment that doesn't accommodate autistic people, and you got burned by it. It doesn't matter that only 0.1% of people would install Ubuntu if given the option, but that if they had a policy allowing that and just 10% of people took advantage of it, they would never be able to keep up with the support requests.
Again, without knowing more, there's...
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>>54162586
Why not ask /x/ for help? Put a curse on that bitch nigga yo!
DON'T GET /MARKED/ EDITION
Not sure what private trackers are all about?
The mission of /ptg/ is to promote the highest possible standards of tracker service by providing members with opportunities for professional development, by recognizing technical competence through examinations and by advancing the interests of its members.
Check out the wiki and update it yourself if you want more instead of complaining like a fucking faggot. https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/Private_trackers
How to get into private trackers (and survive): http://pastebin.com/BFQBwQxm...
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>TARS is steady and controlled
>TARS gets respect from peers
>TARS keeps everyone on a level playing field
>TARS is reliable and doesn't abuse drugs
>312c is a loose canon
>312c does not get respect from peers, especially other tracker mods
>312c treats people differently depending on how much he likes them
>312c is a known...
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mark ass niggas baka
Where can I download a gf?
Where were you when the internet collapsed?
medium.com/@profcarroll/blocking-adblockers-is-illegal-in-the-eu-accf0212829#.3hanpm6ss
>>54162041
>internet collapsed
adblockers are taking the internet back
Honestly, I think that publishers are going to have to move entirely to "sponsored content" a.k.a. infomercials. Which isn't entirely a bad thing, so long as they're conspicuously marked as such. I'd rather have that than direct attempts to invade my privacy.
>>54162073
This too. If it becomes sufficiently unprofitable to run "free" sites, we're going to see a divide between "commercial internet" (netflix, retail, maybe social networks which are likely to remain "free" and popular), and "hobby" internet. Webrings would be neat to see again. And unmonetized forums.
