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Hero or meme?
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he's a fucking retard
>>54256332
Like Obama said, "If he isn't a traitor then why is he afraid to come back?"
Previously on: >>54238417
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>tfw 4.5 kernel
Who has compiled their own kernel? What are the pros and cons?
why is libre writer highlighting the dashes like that
This thread is about the appreciation of watches, as well as the micro-engineering and materials engineering that is required to make a fine watch.
Required viewing for newbies:
http://youtu.be/508-rmdY4jQ
Strap guide:
http://pastebin.com/SwRysprE
Previous thread:
>>54237444
More like this please thanks. I did some looking around. Cant find cheap vostok around me.
>>54256140
This is pretty similar and costs 160€. I'd prefer something cheaper though.
>>54256140
>around you
You buy them off eBay.
What's the best Linux distro you've used?
>>54242508
ubuntu
Gentoo without a doubt
GNU seems alright.
>$CURRENT_YEAR
>not using latest stable Firefox with Electrolysis enabled for DAT JANKLESS FOSS BROWSING EXPERIENCE
What's your excuse, /g/?
=================================
Go to about:config
Set browser.tabs.remote.autostart to True
Set browser.tabs.remote.force-enable to True
Enjoy your life.
I don't need it.
I got a SSD and I don't notice any hangs.
interesting, will have to try it sometime
>>54269645
>What's your excuse, /g/?
I use Chromium, a superior free software web browser that's had multi-process support for years. Enjoy your beta test. Maybe this year will be the year, right?
Is most of this board underage? Do you not remember the massive shitsorm that started after 9/11 that is still happening to this day? Do you want another 9/11? Do you want more Americans to needlessly die?
The US Government needs access to everyone's data because it needs access to terrorist's data. This means that yes, we can compel you to enter the password on a hard drive with indefinite detention and imprisonment. If you encrypt something and you don't cooperate, you're going in for life, so the idea that encryption can protect you from government intrusion is bullshit. If we want your data, we're getting it. There is absolutely no information in the United States that the United States' Government cannot access given sufficient time and resources.
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2016/04/child-porn-suspect-jailed-for-7-months-for-refusing-to-decrypt-hard-drives/
Give up your fantasies of privacy. We don't care about what porn you watch or the women you creep on. We want to protect America, and that means sniffing every last goddamned packet and collecting all the metadata we can. We have machine learning tools that would make Deep Mind blush, and we are getting smarter every day.
Let us know if any of you experienced developers and computer scientists are interested in a career with us.
https://www.nsa.gov/careers/
>>54266241
Theres already a thread for this
>>54266241
Actually this is a terrorist board because only terrorists would be interested in technology
>>54266261
No there isn't you fag. We've only made this thread today.
Man to remain locked up "until such time that he fully complies" with court order.
>A Philadelphia man suspected of possessing child pornography has been in jail for seven months and counting after being found in contempt of a court order demanding that he decrypt two password-protected hard drives.
>The suspect, a former Philadelphia Police Department sergeant, has not been charged with any child porn crimes. Instead, he remains indefinitely imprisoned in Philadelphia's Federal Detention Center for refusing to unlock two drives encrypted with Apple's FileVault software in a case that once again highlights the extent to which the authorities are going to crack encrypted devices. The man is to remain jailed "until such time that he fully complies" with the decryption order.
>The suspect's attorney, Federal Public Defender Keith Donoghue, urged a federal appeals court on Tuesday to release his client immediately, pending the outcome of appeals. "Not only is he presently being held without charges, but he has never in his life been charged with a crime," Donoghue wrote in his brief to the 3rd US Circuit Court of Appeals.
>The authorities have called two witnesses. One was the suspect's sister who claimed she looked at child pornography with her brother at his house. The other was a forensic examiner who testified that it was his "best guess" that child pornography was on the drives," Donoghue wrote. The investigation began in 2015 when Pennsylvania prosecutors were monitoring the online network Freenet and executed a search warrant of the man's home.
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2016/04/child-porn-suspect-jailed-for-7-months-for-refusing-to-decrypt-hard-drives/
>>54265593
My thread is better.
>>54265628
No it isn't, OP greentexted and you didn't faggot.
>"it was his "best guess" that child pornography was on the drive"
System is corrupted beyond repair
Are you not entertained?
>>54265376
That is silly.
Dumping what I can find on my phone
Hey /g/
If you were to buy a phone right this second, what would you get and why?
pic related, bought this and front camera broke after 2 months, then after another 2 months it stopped charging so I returned it. Need a new phone now.
Xiaomi Redmi 3 because 5" and cheap
An android phone with a mSD slot that fits your budget
/thread
Note 4. It's plenty capable and has a zerolemon battery available that can be used for days.
Everyone has files that they want to hide. Whether thats pirated movies, private images, or what have you.
I removed the left motor and I soldered my 128gb secure thumb drive to the usb port inside my ps3 controller with a teensy that only powers the stick when Im holding L3. Nobody will every think to connect the controller (to power the teensy) then plug it into the pc and hold L3 (It has to remain held or else the drive disconnects which is secure but really annoying).
Im thinking of where I could fit a full 5.25' drive or maybe a 2.5' because I need more space and a less annoying way to access it. How do you hide it, /g/?
Maybe in the base of a lamp and add a raspberry pi to network share it. Idk.
>>54264682
Put your drive in a bag and put the bag inside the toilet's water tank
> Everyone has files that they want to hide
Eh, not really.
Used to keep some private images on micro SD cards until every SINGLE FUCKING ONE would get corrupted in the span of a couple months. 8gb, 16gb, 32gb and 200gb useless specs of plastic .
Now they're just on my hard drive since I don't really care
Desktop Thread, Tsukihi edition
>>54263004
shit
>>54263004
no commies allowed
>>54263004
Really good
any other laptop better than this for the price?
i can get one for $1000 i5 6300u 960m 256gb ssd 8gb ram 4k screen
>>54262779
k501ux
>>54262811
looks pretty good actually. thanks for the suggestion
If you're not shitposting then $1000 is very much worth it for that machine. If you're shitposting then fuck you OP, you window licking troglodyte.
old thread >> 54253840
What are you working on /dpt/?
>>54262333
bump
bool isPrime(int num){
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do et
>>54262176
>>54262219
>>54262333
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
What Chink Shit is currently in your cart?
>IRC channel #/csg/ on rizon
http://pastebin.com/jKiAG
News:
>Meanwhile over at Xiaomi HQ >>54261119 >Actually anon bought a Mitu plush >>54260803 >>54260825 >>54260874
>>Shitpost your way through your first 5 reviews on Gearbest >>54202786 and receive 1300 points, one anon received an additional 1300 >>54233452 (possibly a glitch.) >>54242464
>The Cakebux removal message has changed to "Got Points from Mother's Day Draw" >>54221233 some anons have tried with varying results with points being promised >>54251238 when asked nicely >>54251304 or outright rejection >>54252092
>Anon struggles with a Rapoo e6350 keyboard >>54260667 >>54261631
>Anon's got very fast shipping on his KZ ED9's >>54260309 >>54260744
>Anon reviews the Opus BT-C100 >>54259985
>Anon reviews an old purchase a pair of NATO straps for his watch >>54258256
>More info from "Quick&Dirty Reviews" anon's youtube channel >>54259214
Previous thread >>54254681
first for Hibook
What's in your Ali cart?
>>54261908
Exploding powerbanks and fake phones
Is the X1 a meme or is it worth the money?
>>54260807
Keep saving up for some loudspeakers.
https://zstereo.co.uk/category/loudspeakers/
>>54260807
I enjoy mine, it's nice to have decent audio quality on the go.
It's great but performance bogs down with large libraries with large file sizes.
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