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go to the apple store to repair your applel product, see this long ass queue. what will you do.
this is actually a real apple store photo.
>>54404427
I would have been smart and scheduled a meeting with a genius, so that I could just walk past all these cucks.
I see you are turkish.fuck you
>>54404427
>>54404461
this is after apple decided to remove scheduled meeting in my 3rd world city because you cant schedule a meeting basically. system turns on at midnight 00:00 and ends at 00:01
/g/ cringe/ylyl/post funny shit
Gee tek-noh-loh-gee
Fuck off and kill yourself, you mentally retarded queer.
>>54405218
I didn't find those posts very funny desu
Beat my rig /g/
>>54404140
>Less than 50M of memory consumption.
Can you tell me your wisdom? How does a computer not store it's operating system in memory?
>windows
>>54404272
it's 44 out of 1024 GB
As in, 44 GB
STOP! No cleaning, take a screenshot
>>54404186
best windows 10 rice imo
MODS PLEASE JUST BAN THIS FKER. EVERYFKIN DESKTOP THREAD, EVERYFKIN RETARDED THREAD, I ALWAYS SEE THIS DESKTOP
>>54404204
>returning to a general thread is bannable
You realise how dumb you sound, right?
>Where to buy:
http://pastebin.com/8Yku80VL
>FAQ:
http://pastebin.com/M5w7QtKp
>Buyer's template for the unenlightened:
http://pastebin.com/33S1gVkG
Further reading: https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/Mechanical_keyboards
First for TOP QUALITY ABS
>>54403965
i want a keyboard to rubber dome DEZ NUTS!
Sup niggas. Ordered some blank key caps for this bad boy
If some of the guys out there who are super obsessed with privacy actually have something to hide?
I was reading this thread about FreeBSD and it occurred to me when reading this post
https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/48396/
>I need a two tier operating system because security is inversely proportional to the number of bytes/programs/projects/applications on any system, in the same way that household security relates to the number of keys you've handed out. These days it doesn't make sense to connect a fully-bloated system to the internet. I don't accept the risk that I'll be compromised by some port/project/app from some unknown and unvettable entity with much less than my interest at heart.
>Yet - I need to use some of those bloated (unvetted) applications on occasion. I end up with a very bare bones setup, which FreeBSD easily provides, for using the internet, and another system with bells, whistles and bloat, but that doesn't connect to the internet.
My internet is kernel+base+ text-browser | netsurf via framebuffer.
Seems like an awful lot of trouble to go to...
>>54403893
An OS that does decent sandboxing would be ideal, that way you could simply limit the data that any program has access to.
It seems most users don't really care. They definitely don't want to, or know how to go through all that trouble. There are millions of people on the internet everyday, who are you in that sea of people. Better yet, what would catch the attention of observers? A person on an OS that is widely used, or someone connecting through more obscure means?
>actually have something to hide?
sometimes you're important enough to have an identity worth protecting
for everyone else, there's facebook
Stop what you are doing and post your most newly purchased tech item, whatever it is
>>54403872
got one of these last week
new hori stick
I can't tell if this is part of the raid or not
Note from Kim: We alerted you to this breaking news on May 4, 2016. We will continue to update you with more information as it becomes available.
A hacker who calls himself "The Collector" is now allegedly behind one of the largest security and email breaches in recent history. According to The Daily Mail, this breach is happening right now and affects almost every single person with an email account, whether you have Gmail, Microsoft Outlook (or Hotmail), Yahoo Mail or many others.
Cybersecurity experts estimate that The Collector has up to 1.7 billion email account passwords in his or her possession.
As it turns out, the Collector is trying to sell the personal details relating to an estimated 273 million email accounts. These include the email address and password for some 40 million Yahoo Mail, 33 million Hotmail/Outlook accounts, 24 million Gmail accounts, and tens of millions more.
Strangely, The Collector is asking for only $1 for the whole stash, but he or she is also asking for positive reviews to be posted on hacker forums. The low dollar amount may seem odd, but there's potentially bigger money in related attacks like phishing scams. Sometimes, these type of breaches are done for the notoriety, too.
You really have to be on the lookout.
Typically, hackers will use your email address to start a phishing email scam. In other words, your family and friends may soon be receiving emails that look like they're from you, but they're really hiding malware to steal sensitive information, like Social Security numbers, banking details or credit card numbers.
The hackers can also use your email password to log into your other accounts. The problem hackers are exploiting is that they know a lot of people use the same passwords over and over. If you're using one particular password for your email, they're hoping that you're also using it for your bank account and credit cards.
What can you do to protect yourself? There's a few simple things you must do right now.
1. Sign in and change your email account's password immediately. Do it while you're thinking of it. Here's how:
If you have Gmail. Sign into your Account >> Sign-in & Security >> Signing Into Google - Password >> type in current password >> type in new password >> Change Password.
If you are have Hotmail (now Outlook). Sign in to your account >> click on your profile image >> Account Settings >> Security and Privacy >> (you may be asked to verify your account) >> Change Password >> type in current password and new password.
If you have Yahoo Mail. Go to your Yahoo account >> Account Security >> Change Password >> type in and confirm new password >> Confirm >> Continue.
Now, if you are not sure what makes a great password, you do not want to miss my advice in one of my recent USA Today Columns, click here to learn 5 password mistakes far too many people make.
Then, take one more very important security precaution.
2. Set up two-factor authentication. It's simple to do for your Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft, Google and Apple accounts. Basically, before someone can change your password or log into your account from a new phone, tablet or computer, they need a special code. But only you know the code, as it is delivered to your phone via text message.
Don't think for a moment this is not essential. It truly is a simple way to protect your accounts from access.
Click here for steps you need to take to set up two-factor authentication now.
Share this important security alert with your family and friends, too. To make this super easy, just click the links below.
http://www.komando.com/happening-now/357041/top-story-273-million-passwords-stolen-from-google-yahoo-microsoft-in-major-security-breach?utm_medium=nl&utm_source=alerts&utm_content=2016-05-04-article-1-title-a
>>54403630
They only have the logins and password hashes, unless your password is 12345 you are totally safe.
Bionics thread.
>>54403282
>tfw no qt3.14 cyborg gf
>>54403282
I didn't ask for this...
>REMEMBER WHEN I WAS RELEVANT?
>>54403057
He was a cuck before it was cool desu
>remember when TWiT was gonna take over the world
Are we being raided by /b/ or something? What's with all the shitposters today?
Also... Let me guess, are you Linus? How many sponsor dicks do you take up the ass, you sellout cuck?
TALOS specs and information has been released.
https://www.raptorengineering.com/TALOS/prerelease.php
Completely open and blobless operation right down to the firmware, all of which is customizable.
Are you hype?
Here's the backplate.
>>54402848
$3,000
Why is freetard shit always prohibitively expensive?
>>54402871
Because this is a minimum 64 thread 3.2GHz CPU?
/g/ what kind of tech would you have in your house to survive a zombie apocalypse?
What distro should manage the automatic turrets? Imagine if we ran windows on the autocannons, and it pauses for updates as its supposed to be mowing down the undead.
We would be so fucked,
>>54402764
What the fuck is wrong with you?
I'd personally have Tesla coils powered by a biodiesel generator
While I'm sure the setup wouldn't need a computer to run, Id probably run Debian stable
>>54402785
Cinco de Mayo m8
>>54402817
You could have them play music with the lightning while its burning them.
>Windows 10 iso is available for free from Microsoft
>requires activation after 30 days
>unactivated Windows still gets all security updates
>all common features like browsing web, viewing photos and videos, installing programs are unaffected
Any particular reason why I should tell people who want a facebook machine that they need to actually activate the thing?
>>54402741
don't you want to be a good shill?
>>54402741
So M$ won't disable it one day.
You have to wait until it's open source to forget activation.
>>54402741
And how long can you stay unactivated before you get looked out?
Can we have a video card thread?
Is Pascal actually going to be good? OR is AMD going to make a comeback?
My 7970 is a piece of shit that keeps crashing no matter what i do and i need a new card.
AMD is for poorfags
Nvidia is for spoiled children
>>54402478
Prediction: AMD will release Polaris. They'll have great options at every price tier except extremist $800+ flagship/overclock cards. Pascal will have a very slight edge elsewhere and Nvidia will continue their dominance with random vendor-specific features.
Because at this point it's not about who has the faster card, it's about who has the tighter ecosystem control. Here's how fucking invested you can get in with Nvidia:
1. G-SYNC monitor that won't work to it's fullest capability with an AMD graphics card no matter how fast it is
2. Shield devices that won't even try to stream games off your peasant GPU because onboard h.264 encoders are apparantly an NVIDIA trade secret
3. GameWorks features designed specifically to make minor NVIDIA advantages more glaring by stressing parts of the hardware that AMD doesn't focus on because nobody needs to tesselate a cape into fucking micropolygons
3. More stupid elitist garbage that entrenches NVIDIA at the expense of AMD and the industry as a whole
AMD could churn out a $300 midrange card that knocks the pants off of a $600 NVIDIA flagship and you'd still have to think about it for a little while before switching teams if you bought into literally any of that.
Got any horror stories surrounding a chink shit purchase? Ever have a fake powerbank go up in flames?
Chink Shit Wiki:
wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/Chink_Shit_General
>News
• Someone at Irish Customs sat on Anon's package and crushed it >>54378036 >>54378074 >>54378123 >>54378149 items themselves were fine though >>54378177
• Anon got shafted when buying cutting boards off AliExpress >>54379310 they're ridiculously small >>54379448
• Summer time's a comin, best buy those fake brandname sunglasses sooner than later >>54376112 >>54376305 >>54377865
• The Xiaomi USB fan is great when plugged into a Xiaomi Powerbank >>54383853 when plugged into a laptop not so much because of the angle it bends at
• Anon that requested the "Nidec Servo Gentle Typhoons" with Gearbest >>54345706 >>54365136 returns with results >>54390565
• Anon receives his BM-800 and mic stand/arm >>54385238 >>54385247 provides vocaroo tests without windscreen >>54385263 → with windscreen >>54385436 >>54385589
• Another anon provided his BM-800 tests as well (sorry I missed it in the last thread) >>54397854
• MackBock Pro laptop spotted in chink tablet promotional pictures >>54392319
• Anon gets a dried orange with his package >>54395506
• Anon gets a cute letter from a new eBay seller >>54396146
• KingDian's S280 240GB SSD is currently back on sale over at Gearbest for $54.99 with the 480GB version priced at $113.30
• Anon finds his Rock Zircons uncomfortable on the ears >>54394938
• Anon reviews a eGpu he bought off Gearbest and shows his set-up >>54397894 >>54398561
• Crippled by a motorbike accident anon starts a youtube channel reviewing chink shit. >>54393360
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OapEypb8dKQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ec_aPUi_a50
Previous thread >>54390945
Bump. This new general seems like it has a lot of potential, considering how cheap /g/ is.
>>54401523
This. It's about time this became a general
>>54401647
Ikr.
Brilliant idea
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