>Hoping for early access to BitTorrent’s first serverless chat client? We have good news. Today, we will begin letting testers try out the Pre-Alpha. We are also unveiling its name: BitTorrent Bleep. Why Bleep, you might ask? Well, basically, we never see your messages or metadata. As far as we’re concerned, anything you say is “bleep” to us.
It already looks better than Tox in pre-Alpha and they don't even need an email address to get an account when it goes stable.
Seriously, this already looks like a better Skype alternative than Tox based on what has been shown so far.
Video calls, offline messaging and Linux/Mac ports are coming, and the UI makes uTox look like shit.
http://blog.bittorrent.com/2014/07/30/bittorrents-chat-client-unveiled-bittorrent-bleep-now-in-invite-only-pre-alpha/
Tox is kill. It's inevitable now.
All /g/-created projects are destined to die. Period.
>>43315730
>implying they even live.
>trusting closed source software
>Hard drive platter
>Shaped like a small CD
>Stores 300GB per side
Why is Mr Sheckleburg still trying to market 50GB Blu-Ray discs when a better alternative has been around for years?
>>43314983
what do you mean? Ever touched one of those platters? They are incredibly sensitive
>>43314983
To sensitive to be used as a disc, also please do /g/ a favor and never post again :-)
>windows users logic
Battlestation Thread: Full room edition.
Post and rate.
>What are you waiting for?
>What are you planning to buy?
>What are you working on?
>What are you waiting for?
Nothing, at the moment. Just got these new m50x's
>What are you planning to buy?
A new case, eventually. Maybe sometime this winter.
>What are you working on?
Nothing really, new semester starts...
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Oh and here's the old thread >>43305583
>>43319129
thanks, i want that desk, do you recommend it?
>>43319129
>AMD cpu with Nvidia GPU
Why?
Why does the NSA consider Linux Journal to be an extremist publication?
On July 3, 2014 ARD revealed that XKeyscore is used to closely monitor users of the Tor anonymity network, people who search for privacy-enhancing software on the web, and readers of Linux Journal.
http://www.linuxjournal.com
XKEYSCORE (abbreviated as XKS) is a formerly secret computer system first used by the United States National Security Agency for searching and analyzing Internet data it collects worldwide every day. The program has been shared with other spy agencies including...
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>>43321986
>Why does the NSA consider Linux Journal to be an extremist publication?
Because they did a shitty job of automatic classification. Nothing I've read suggests that was an intentional decision, it sounds more like a fuck-up.
Which scenario is scarier, I'll leave up to you.
>>43321986
Because Linux is Free Open Source Software.
Open source which means not centralized which is what the government fears.
They fear what they can't control which is why they're trying to create their surveillance state.
People in power are 99.99% likely to be a complete piece of shit control freak.
Welcome: Amiga, DOS/Windows PCs (nothing after 2000 plz), 8-bit computers, workstations, whatever
Not welcome: One-liner nostalgia shitposting, trolling, general autism, and computers made after 2000
i think i played that game
>>43320886
This thread came first. Ignore >>43320923
>>43320886
You can't delete threads on /g/ anymore. Go complain to Moot.
So you thought hartblead was bad !!!
A group of researchers have reverse engineered USB controller firmware to make USB devices run undetectable processes in the background.
Here's the kicker. The tampered USB device can infect the computer, and it can find other USB devices that have a reprogrammable controller chip and infect them to spread the mayhem.
Mouse, keyboard, HDD, flash drives, hubs. All things USB can be hijacked at a firmware level.
What do you guys think of this big security flaw in the USB standard?
>inb4 the OS this works on is only windows
>>43312417
Sauce?
>>43312468
Here you go my goon man.
http://www.wired.com/2014/07/usb-security/
Thinkpad General
>>43308036
My x200 arrived yesterday, it's lovely.
Have installed a minimalist gentoo, need to set up x windows when I get in from work
>>43308036
How do I get better battery life on x200?
I installed both tlp and powertop and still don't get anything near the ~10 hours people on here brag about. I'm running xubuntu, btw.
>>43308876
It may be that the battery is in bad condition.
Also linux general
Battle Programmer Shirase
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJ_VAh-V0EE
>>43319981
THIS LOOKS GOLD
>>43320140
IT IS GOLD
>Unpaid internship
>Previous experience required
I don't know of any other line of work that requires unpaid experience before you can even get an entry level position for minimum wage.
I understand unpaid internships but how can they even require that you have previous experience? I thought the purpose for an intern was to gain experience they don't have.
>>43323662
> MCSE, RHCE, CCNP and Bachelors required
> 5 years in a network support environment required
> Junior Network Engineer role
> 30k
title says it. also include the OS in which you do it
>>43300807
OSX
Masturbate to gay porn
Windows 8.1
I use it to watch anime, listen to music and fap to trap manga.
>>43300807
Windows 7
Typing primarily. Going to start using it for coding soon too.
Also used for gaming, browsing the 'net and watching the occasional movie
How do you guys survive without using google?
I tried going without it for a month and it just seems too difficult. It's like the internet just doesn't work as well without it...
1)What alternative browser to use on Win8?
2)What alternative browser to use on Android?
3)How to not have to use a google account for the Play Store?
4)How to not have to use it for youtube?
5)How to not have google track everything I do on my SGS4?
This should become a separate wiki page...
>>43297380
Stop being fucking paranoid.
>>43297396
Yes goy, stop being so paranoid
>>43297380
firefox
firefox
f-droid
fuck signing in to youtube, just bookmark/rss channels
cyanogen with only FOSS apps.
http://www.passwordtester.net/
that's brilliant op
but you need to add an email field while you're at it
>For security reasons this site requires JavaScript. Sorry!
kek
What do you mean by "your password"? Don't tell you you're still reusing passwords.
>>Unfortunately, it's still unclear what "affected" includes. We know the attack looked for users who fetched hidden service descriptors, but the attackers likely were not able to see any application-level traffic (e.g. what pages were loaded or even whether users visited the hidden service they looked up). The attack probably also tried to learn who published hidden service descriptors, which would allow the attackers to learn the location of that hidden service. In theory the attack could also be used to link users to their destinations...
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>>43296242
Isn't this the type of attack people have been warning us is possible for quite some time now?
IT'S OVER GUYS
I truly don't understand why people would do this. TOR is a great tool to remain anonymous but there are always cunts to ruin it for the rest.
Why don't you use a solar-powered laptop?
I don't mean a shitty laptop with built-in solar panels for hipsters to buy, but I mean a good laptop (like a ThinkPad or MacBook) with an external solar array. You can even build your own to match the power requirements of your laptop.
because I don't go outside and I'd rather have a solar powered air conditioner
>>43293300
Look at all that power inneficiency
>solar to 12v to 120v to 19v
Most power would've lost as heat in that setup.
>using laptops outside
i need to buy a new smartphone.
Help me to choose a good device.
My budget is 300-400$
>need
>>43303044
/thread
>>43302924
/g/ will never be able to decide on a phone for you. buy one you like that's made of phone and does phone things.