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i feel like we had a fucking huge discussion about this back when it was news.

Those fucking mannerisms

holy shit

Indifferent.

Because apple ripped off a bunch of other things, they had no right to complain.

>>54732903
nice bait faggot

>>54732903
It's more of a KDE ripoff

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>I want to check if mine has been compromised.

>>54732880
https://haveibeenpwned.com/

You don't need to see the leak itself ;-)

>>54732880
>weiner

Where, in London? where you have to pay £6k for a train pass each year or extortionate rent prices?

>>54732813

So you are a certified scrummaster, I guess?

If not please get your certifications (for about 4000 $) as well as some practice within projects to show you're worth the investment for us.

I wanted to make a joke with "scum master" but I didn't figure a way to put it, so I'll just say :
>scum master kek

>>54732800
tmux
vim
ncmpcpp + mpd - music
openbox - window manager
tint2 - taskbar
mpv - for video playback
thunar - file explorer

firefox? idk you should've given more categories there m8

>>54732828
I actually like tint2, going to try it out.
MPV I learned about recently, going to install it too.

>>54732800
>Applications
ffmpeg - codecs
youtube-dl - download videos
mpd+ncmpcpp - music (CLI)
mpv - video player
Sublime Text - text editor
Filezilla - FTP transfer
Audacious - music player (when GUI)
git - repos
gcc - C compiler
g++ - C++ compiler
Google Chrome - best browser for me
Screenfetch - muh A E S T E T H I C
rsync - for backups
VirtualBox - virtual machines, son
And a couple of programs/scriptd made by me

>Themes
Numix-GTK-Theme - cool and simple theme

>Icons
Numix Icon - cool and simple icons
Numix Icon Circle - same as above, but circles

>>54732786
>it must be connected to the internet

then it isn't secure.

>>54732786
>it must be connected to the internet
pliers for the Ethernet cord

Debian stable + grsec kernel is a good start.

>>54732771
Yes, fun guy

>>54732771
Linus from LTT != Linus Torvalds

>>54732771
Statement: you are retarded.

10minutemail.com

why did you make this thread they all do the same shit who fucking cares

>>54732763
I'm more interested in a client that allows for permanent disposable emails that forward to a main email.

There are browser addons that do this but they seem kind of iffy.

That's not overheating, that's functioning as intended.

Get a cooling pad thing, they do work

>>54732674
There is a way that could solve it, but it's hard to pull of.
Don't laugh, it's water cooling.
Some guy on a random forum posted pictures that he soldered a U shaped pipe that was pretty thin to the bronze heat disposer rod. He had the ends coming out from the side of the laptop so he could could easily connect/disconnect it from the external stuff.
It didn't look ugly at all.

>>54732674
Use compressed air. Dust has built up inside. Put the nozzle in the air vent and blow that dust out.

>>54732633
Anyone know why the shell isn't considered a ground?

>>54732641
Yeah, theoretically you could make GND and GND Drain a 4th pair, and just make the shell the ground.

What you'd want though is to make USB 4.0 backwards compatible with old USB devices. So those old devices likely use the 4th pin as ground.

>>54732641
signal shield is connected to ground but should not be used to carry signal/provide a return path

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You went with the overmeme.
The clock looks great,
Icons look great.
But the clock and icons don't fit with each other.
I would try to make the icons something more liek the clock.

>>54732870
They used to match but since my wallpaper is mostly white I changed the clock temporarily.

>>54732601
>why shoot yourself in the foot when you can shoot yourself in the head?

The illusion of control is comfy.

>>54732601
After all these years, I can still hear that fucker's snarky voice.

>>54732719
also this

Its fucked OP. Your best option is to sign up for more things under that handle and spew disinformation so it doesn't seem to link back to you. Also, tell whoever that you've lost access to that email and it needs to be changed.

>>54732599
>using a unique and easily identifiable screen name all over the internet

deserved desu

You can't do anything truly comprehensive. History is history: "right to be forgotten" is honestly bollocks. But you can probably change the email on your college account, so make a new one under a completely new nym (or your real name if you wish for that, because professionalism), and do that. Delete or deactivate all the old accounts that you can.

Changing your Steam display name will mean there is a trail: I don't think you can actually change account name? If you don't have a lot of games and don't want to leave a trail, consider burning it and making a new one. Luckily I made mine under the "new" nym, which has been around nearly 15 years now.

I've changed nym before but not in any particularly serious running-from-everyone way. I always kept personal and professional accounts entirely separate and compartmented them, which turned out to be a very good idea.

I've also changed name and, for example, had to send my new passport to Blizzard so they'd change my name on Battle.net RealID (before they launched BattleTags) - I didn't expect WoW to be more argumentative than say my bank, who just accepted the certified copy change-of-name deed. Steam just changed it, no questions asked - I think they clocked the context, they might be a bit stricter now but I was only changing real name, not Steam name. Facebook banned me, but that's Facebook and a deleted account there was a nice side effect.

>>54732575
It's most reliable to just see directly what other machines see your IP as, since it's handled by your ISP as opposed to locally.

>>54732575
If you're not an ISP yourself, and you're behind a router, there's no way you control your IP. Any tool you can use "locally" will get your intranet addresses only. On the CLI you can `curl ifconfig.me' or similar - you have to go outside of your intranet.
It's not strictly necessary to query an external site if you can query your router. You router has the "public IP" assigned by ISP pretty much as you have (and you can locally check) the "local IP" assigned you by the router.

Your computer has a LAN IP address which the router serves or routes data to. Best case scenario your router has your WAN IP address, but sometimes it will instead be forwarding that task to a modem. If you're using some sort of wireless internet, then it's entirely beyond your network.

A magnet with a mutlimeter

Vim. Putting aside any fanboyisms, it's a good skill to learn since it's found pre-installed on pretty much every half decent OS.

>>54732513
gedit