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Can someone enlighten me with some legitimate info with sources on how much
Google, Microsoft, Mozilla, Linux, etc. are in the governements pocket?
>>55497758
"No Place to Hide" is a decent book about how cucked Amerifats really are by their own spy agency.
Google and Microsoft are fully sold to the agencies, there is zero doubt about that. Linux, even the most "secure" distro, won't help. The backdoor is at the hardware level of your computer/laptop. It is accessible by agencies, if needed.
Basically, if you have a cellphone and an internet connection, assume that you are vulnerable.
>>55497758
No I can't.
I will speculate.
There are no tech giant corporations and there are no governments.
There is only one entity: The techno-info-industrial-complex.
One interconnected sector that serves multiple parties and multiple agendas.
It is for the Elite to try and extend CONTROL of a dying system.
Globalisation is failing and nationalism rising, Peak Oil, Debt spirals, global ecological collapse, mental health epidemic, cancer epidemic, unemployment by automation, etc...
The...
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>>55498102
How much weed did you smoke today?
Tell me about the first time you got a /g/ related job.
How was it?
It was like the first time I had sex.
>>55497844
Don't worry anon, you'll find a job eventually.
>>55497876
The question is will you work for the job or will the job work for you?!
I'm going to immerse myself in an ecosystem.
Which one should I choose. Bear in mind, freedom means nothing to me. The catch is I can only use the chosen companies products.
Linux ecosystem.
Google for sure.
>>55497612
Rajesh pls post your blog somewhere else
>"A simple pc mod made with cardboard and black paper. What do you think?"
as seen on normiebook
>>55497599
This is an awful idea, it's gonna go up in smoke.
>>55497599
>normiebook
Yet you were browsing it, and have now brought a piece of trash you found on it here.
Fuck off, cunt.
>>55497599
>coolers on RAM
>stock cooler on CPU
Is there any way to keep skin oil from eventually wearing down at mice? I'm not talking super gross worn down, but noticeably enough that it feels smoother than it should be. I only ever really notice it on the left mouse button. I wash my hands fairly often, is it just an eventuality?
>>55497503
I have that mouse, it's fucking great.
>>55497503
I often think about how if we were as hairy as gorillas how different our day to day lives would be due to the sheer amount of hair clogging up air filtration systems etc
cover them with tape
>github project doesn't have a README
>>55497453
get over it
>>55497453
>github project doesn't have a test suite
You're not hacker enough if you can't read code better than English. Readmes are for n00bs
I need to revive a 1070 thread that got archived since I'm torn between a 1070 and a 480 for wqhd. Decent overclocking capabilities of custon 480 with 8 pin connectors could bring it on 290x levels being adequate for 1440p. Meanwhile reviewers say a 1070 is the sweet spot.
>>55494830
>ITT: One guy asks for purchasing advice on a 1070 and a bunch of AMDrones spread FUD.
>AMD's worst element is their rabid fanmob.
Enlight...
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>>55497407
>Enlight me.
I think you meant "enlighten me?"
>Wait for Vega?
The waiting game never ends. Just take the recent 1070 to 480 to 1060 episode. The 1070 was launched and people here (AMDrones?) were saying wait for the 480. It'll be close to the 1070 and cost half as much.
A couple of weeks pass and we get benchmarks of the 480 and it is nowhere close except in a couple of AMD-centric games. Some people (nvidiots?) if...
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>>55497407
Purchase.
>>55497407
Always buy Nvidia products my friend. AMD is for poorfags only. Their recent product launch killed thousands of motherboards and the upcoming class action suit may put them out of business for good, meaning no more support or drivers. It's just not worth the risk. A real shame, but that's reality.
>AMD doesn't even have drivers for Linux 16.04 yet
how is it that /g/, land of the freetard, keeps shilling for this company?
>>55497274
>Linux 16.04
found the winbabby
>>55497274
>>55497274
>Linux 16.04
the latest version is 4.6.3, anon...
So this is going to be my next cell phone. Am i an austic?
>>55497247
There is no doubt about it.
Does this even have GSM to make calls
>>55497247
>my vagina when
WTAF IS THIS?! Was taking apart a old HP laptop to see this weird sata connection... What do you think?!
I think you're retarded.
It's just an adapter, it should come off
>>55497112
lel so funny.
Apologize
>>55496969
I don't apologize to shit products that put the final nail in the koffing of a previously top 500 corporation.
sliders are fucking terrible
phone will break easily
I'll apologize when i see the 3 new models they said they're making
Is people getting dumber and whinier on the Internet lately?
Most news sites and forums are filled with uncultured people and the social media feed on drama.
Was it like that before or has something changed?
I still learn english
Is 'irony' this?
sry bad eng
>>55496896
>influx of normies, more every day
>web facilitates stream-of-consciousness style prose
>innermost thoughts of more and more average/stupid/boring/normal people every day
>will never end because the more these cattle pour out their souls the more corporations can profit from them
Think on the bright side. Since everyone is taking themselves so seriously, trolling is much easier
WHELP
>>55496828
IT`S GETTING WORSE
>>55496828
testmy.net is better
which was the last c# version that is not a complete botnet?
.NET Core
>>55496861
good for console apps, but no UI yet
>>55496810
> Programing language
> Botnet
Wow, when was the last time you had your tinfoil hat checked?
>By default the tor browser bundle doesn't use internal relay
>only uses client mode by default
>offers no way to change it either
Either the Tor devs are completely incompetent or much like the javascript issue it's being done this way on purpose
>>55496799
>the javascript issue
You mean users being too dumb not to use facebook over TOR, or browser fingerprinting exploits?
>>55496799
I don't know about the internal relay stuff.
But TOR doesn't make you smarter, if you wanna protect your identity there is a serie of things you need to configure. Check out https://www.privacytools.io/
>>55498748
No i mean the issue where javascript was enabled by default (most likely on purpose).
>>55498889
Tor has 3 modes:
Client mode
Internal relay
Exit node.
Being in client only mode means any traffic going from your PC into Tor can be deduced to being yours and yours alone.
Internal Relay is what should be default, You relay traffic for others but only internally.
Exit node should be avoided unless you have the means to host it.
