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Daily reminder that every time you solve the reCAPTCHA you teach Googlebots how to become the next overlords.
Get a pass, why on Earth would you still be a Captcha bitch?
>>54376728
dumb tripfag
>>54376766
Contain your anger, direct it toward something positive instead.
How does /g/ feel about Xubuntu 16.04?
post wallpaper,then I will give (You) my opinion?
>>54378526
inb4 install gentoo
>>54376622
Whatever
They still can't fix the issue when closing steam
Also I can't find a way to hide the others login in lightdm
>I don't know how people deal with so little storage. I'll keep a my 260gb and be happy about it. Thousands of FLAC at my fingertips. Mmmmm
>Most people use Spotify
>Most people also don't have super expensive headphones that can deliver FLAC quality potential.
Are audiophiles really this delusional? Do they think their shitty-ass smartphones can properly drive a pair of expensive headphones?
AFAIK iPhones have pretty decent DACs
>>54376553
yeah right, this one sure is not clever, talking about llittle storage and then having just 260gb. Kek everything under 3 tb should be burned.
>>54376564
The guy who said this is using a Nexus 5
Ok /g/uys
I have to admit, i fell for it.
And it feels so excellent.
No more old bulky thinkpad for me, now im in Starbucks high society
>>54376490
Fag.
>>54376490
>using portable computers
>>54376490
that mac looks extremely flimsy and cheap btw, try not to rest your arm on it...
Reminder that if you like apple you hate poptarts.
At least update it to reflect the horrible trash can Mac Pro that uses laptop cooling for desktop parts.
>>54376485
>current year - 5
>still using optical drives
>>54376485
Reminder that a Mac is still a PC
>primitive filepicker
>inexistent hardware support
>lack of ACLs
>lack of an embedded firewall
>virtually no sound support
>recompiling the kernel everytime something goes wrong
>stone-age energy-inefficient scheduler
>absent software support
>no Direct3D support
>no interoperability with latest phones and tablets
>no security mitigations
>higher TCO
Tell me again why Linux is so superior to Windows.
>inexistent hardware support
>lack of ACLs
>lack of an embedded firewall
>recompiling the kernel everytime something goes wrong
>muh freedumbs
>muh lots of features irrelevant to a desktop operating system
These are.
>>54376426
>if someone says the states of Linux in the past is the same as present, then is fud
>if someone does the same with Windows then is true.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-36203043
It's over
All encryption is worthless
Forget security
Its been a good run
>>54376308
how do i access it?
cant find any links
>>54376308
"While IBM said it was making its processor available to the public, it is accessed by requesting an invitation through a web form, which asks for a user's institution details and level of experience. The complexity of quantum computing means that most users are likely to have a basic background in the subject. "
tl;dr they aren't going to let skiddies dump password cracking software onto it, retard.
>>54376386
https://quantumexperience.ng.bluemix.net/
Looks like you have to file a request and some other bullshut
390x Linux drivers when???
Why not just tweet at them or something
>>54376254
>AMD
>Drivers
>>54376254
as soon as the new AMDGPU drivers are out, which will be in june if i remember correctly
How do I get a job with a CS degree after college?
>>54376247
Dye your skin, eat lots of curry and learn a foreign accent.
You usually start with applying for a job first my animepedogarbage devouring friend
>>54376279
How do I fake having three years of experience?
THANK YOU BASED INTEL
>>54375920
About time.
Consider AMD finished.
>>54375972
AMD is not targeting high-end CPUs.
How do NSA spy on Whatsapp?
>>54375876
They got huge sweathop with Pajeets listening and reading every conversation, just like in The Simpsons Movie.
Not sure about the how but I'm pretty sure they use a list of words, terms and phrases that makes them more likely to start investigating you.
>>54375876
VIP backdoor courtesy of Facebook.
Yesterday at 11pm I had a Facebook alert saying someone from Hungary tried to log into my account. Today at 3pm thee same again but twitter.
My password is fairly strong, symbols and numbers, mixed caps. 16 characters long.
Do these warnings mean they successfully logged in and it flagged as unknow geoip location, oor they just attempted with say, my phone number or email?
Twitter and Facebook share a password with some social forums I use, hence concern.
>>54375867
>sharing passwords between sites
u dun goofed
>>54375867
You use same password on multiple account - there is your problem. Some site lost its database and now its either free to get or for sale to people who use it with their login bots.
>>54375902
I mean only about 6/7 different places share this one. It's difficult to keep track of them all so I have passwords grouped between site/app genres.
Should I be worried?
>>54375674
If you don't have local backups, then yes!
>>54375674
What happend? Mega.nz and mega.co.nz seem to be up...
>>54376116
Nevermind, just found an article
I just noticed that google is not available anymore in disconnect search.
Can you guys share other ways to search anonimously on google?
Also discuss
>>54375634
I usually open a private browser window and search there. Of course it is not 100% anon since the IP address is the same, but at least it is something.
>>54375634
I touch my keyboard with a stick, they will never get anything on me.
Startpage
What's the best tool to crack an md5crypt hash? I am using hashcat now but it is painfully slow and john the ripper was seg-faulting on me (but I didn't try too hard to troubleshoot, it's probably user-error)
Are there any other tools that might be better that I just don't know about?
>>54375462
are you using the gpu accelerated version of hashcat ?
that's the best tool for this kind of work unless you have access to a distributed computing network in which case I recall there being a beowulf cluster version of jack the ripper floating around.
>>54375462
Give it back Jamal.
>>54375462
There are various databases of already cracked hashes so check there too
