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Which one and why?
>>54140147
Ubuntu
>it just werks
Stupid question. Ubuntu obviously.
>>54140147
>>54140165
>ubuntu
>2016
kek enjoy having microsoft spywares
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The option to repair computer wasn't showing up when hiting F8 before Windows starts, so the internet told me to create a recovery USB drive. I did.
I set the boot priority in the UEFI bios, but it still won't boot from the USB and I always go straight to Windows.
What do?
How secure is the Tor Browser bundle and the network in general for anonymity? I used to use it many years ago but haven't been keeping up on news and vulnerabilities.
what's the purpose of BIOS passwords if they can quickly and easily be reset by clearing the CMOS?
Old thread >>54128623
What are you working on/dpt/?
>>54137762
3 1 0
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as op, nothing
Crosspost from old thread
I'm having some trouble with reflection in C#.
Say I have a whole bunch of classes where every method inside them is private except for one, and all are argless with the same title.
The easiest solution would be to make them all derive from a base abstract class and then use reflection to call the override methods in each one. But I'm stuck at telling it which one specifically to call.
Is there some way to utilize reflection to determine derived class names so I can just parse out the one I want based on input?
Who /hyped/ here?
me
English writer, presenter and activist Stephen Fry has urged his fans to abandon social networks, comparing such platforms to 'dystopian' forms of government seen in 1970s sci-fi films such as Logan's Run and Soylent Green. In a 2,600-word essay, the comedian, who had over four million Twitter followers prior to deleting his account in February, also compared the 'surveilled conformity' of social media to the unreal state of society depicted in The Matrix.
>Who most wants you to stay on the grid? The advertisers. Your boss....
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You can't have friends in 2016 without social media. This is a fact.
Why should I listen to a literal faggot?
>>54135515
It's a good message, but the messenger's fucking repulsive and nobody will listen to him.
Not even tinfoil, but I wouldn't be surprised if someone with stakes in social media put him up to this.
Is it just me or has Google been complete garbage at delivering good search results for the past three or four years?
It seems like it's always giving me a bunch of filtered and corporate/government-approved results on the first page (and we all know no one ever looks past the first or second page of results).
Back in the day you used to find interesting pages, articles, blogs but now it always leads to the same handful of websites like lifehacker, stackoverflow, webmd, wikipedia, wikihow etc.
Btw wikipedia is also terrible. Surely someone has a better...
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>>54135275
>Btw wikipedia is also terrible. Surely someone has a better grasp on the history of the roman empire or machine learning or prion diseases and has written a better article about it then those convoluted, condensed wiki entries, so why not show it?
no
wikipedia is fucking amazing
if you dont want as much information or detail use simple wikipedia
>>54135275
I've gotten the same impression. The way we use internet search nowadays is different now though, you no longer need to find the best website for weather, stocks, even news, even addresses - Google shows everything right in it's search results.
For actually finding interesting things outside this bubble it sucks though. In my opinion Google is no longer about finding websites, but about finding answers, even if the answers come from the same sources all the time.
>>54135304
seconded,...
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>>54135432
>Google is no longer about finding websites, but about finding answers
Nicely put.
You have a millionth of a nanosecond to explain why you are NOT using cyanogenmod.
Literally the best ROM ever created.
I use stock android and am not a manchild.
I'm not an underage nerd
>>54134481
But CM is better. Do you also use Windows?
Newfag OPs can eat a dick!
Old Thread: >>54126033
Comfy Rules:
>/r/trackers >>>/out/
>whatcucks >>>/b/
>irc niggers >>>/suicide/
>matter of fact everybody out just gtfo,you're all banned!
Not sure what private trackers are all about?
The mission of...
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first forr OP is a newfag
second for blossom is a cunt
Can I get into MTV through tehc?
/g/ core heroes thread
Are there any other tormented geniuses I should add ?
>>54132819
uriel
I'm sick of the botnet meme /g/.
Explain to me specifically how Windows 10 actually violates my privacy.
>>54131895
Ask Microsoft.
>>54131895
The TOS can do that for you.
sagesagheasgeasagfasgeasg sage
It gathers data for multiple purposes. Some of them might be beneficial to you, some of them might not. For instance, by knowing the kind of problems users encounter, they have an easier way to track them down. By knowing what their users do frequently, they can show ads based on that information. They're doing this for the betterment of their own platform but at the same time, so they can profit from it.
Windows 10 has been a weird system before they tried to shove it down people's throats; they changed elements from it based on feedback over and over, ending...
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"I was contacted by Mozilla with the request to "police" our forum, since we (Pale Moon devs) are in direct control of the things discussed and posted here."
>forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=17&p=83218&sid=31ea014780e5bfa175c0e74a34f6eed9#p83218
What's the point of palemoon anyway? It's just an outdated fork of Firefox.
"Pale Moon developers & users are ungrateful people that steals code from Mozilla repositories and intentionally bite the hands that feed them and post bullcrap claims about Pale Moon being better or faster which has been debunked, their outdated platform gets thoroughly trounced by Firefox in performance, HTML5 support and memory efficiency."
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=3000305&sid=d5aaf36f411c6b52d04138e545a81199
>>54131457
>>54131508
>SJW's
i fucking hate them
Alright /g/entiles, which engine is best? Take all into consideration including buisness model, ease of use, flexibility, raw power, community, documentation, need I say more? Lets begin.
>>54127350
I like Unreal cause it's ridiculously easy to use , inarguably the most flexible and powerful engine of the three.
>>54127350
Unreal is your best best.
It's free, open source and it has blueprints. The only down side is that once you make x money you owe x amount to Epic Studious.
Unity: Free. No royalties. The engine is easy to use. The only issue is people tend to not know how to use it correctly and end up with shitty., buggy and unoptimized game.
Cryengine. You have access to nothing but scripting unless you pay for source. It's really advanced.
>>54127386
Unity has no royalties?? Just license?? Damn
Can you even crack this site?
http://213.136.66.86:34032/
[spoiler]yes, it's a school assignment[/spoiler]
>>54141656
The hints I got was that it uses encrypted passwords, and the solution is most likely in php/sql injection. I only tried the latter, but to no avail.
Fuck fuck fuck
You didn't tell me the feds were watching this!
>>54141844
rest in penis
>gets arrested for dub possession
>The only problem with Microsoft is they just have no taste. They have absolutely no taste. And I don't mean that in a small way, I mean that in a big way, in the sense that they don't think of original ideas, and they don't bring much culture into their products.
Was he right?
Why do you care about such opinions?
You could be writing some epic code now.
>>54137215
I am a student of computer history
>>54137195
The only problem with Apple is they just have no taste. They have absolutely no taste. And I don't mean that in a small way, I mean that in a big way, in the sense that they don't think of original ideas, and they don't bring much culture into their products.
New thread, new OC
What chink shit purchases are you waiting on to be delivered?
Yes, we know everything is already from China but in here we discuss the no/low-name cheap shit you see on eBay, AliExpress, Gearbest and similar sites.
>IRC channel #/csg/ on rizon
http://pastebin.com/jKiAG7yj
News
>Xiaomi Redmi note 3 pro band 2 confirmed works in the USA >>54131583 great battery life too Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>54136248
first for yellow niggas
Anyone found any half decent soldering stations?
Maybe a hakko (936) clone?
Has anyone tried to buy chink shit in bulk (lets say xiaomi pistons) and sell them locally for more? Any success?
