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>Using a Dyson hand dryer is like setting off a viral bomb in a bathroom
>Compared with plain paper towels, the jet dryers blow 1,300X as many viral germs.
http://arstechnica.co.uk/science/2016/04/dyson-hand-dryer-spreads-virus-germs/
I just found out these are meme technology and do far more damage than good.
Fuck I thought Dyson were the good guys. Will they ever design one of these things that is actually hygienic and works?
No.
How is it compared to regular blowdryers?
That'd be an actually interesting comparison.
Paper doesn't blow. Mystery solved.
List 5 advantages that iOS has over Android.
>stability
>speed
>decent app store
>siri actually good
>security due to the closed nature
>>54072108
>>security due to the closed nature
Fucking lol
>>54072063
>implying a person can only come up with 5
there's a million advantages ios has over android
What keyboard do you guys use?
Google keyboard without any features
>>54070251
That shit is frustrating to me
Hacker's
>work
>edu/cert?
>job/pay?
>region/place?
>how do you feel about your job/career/etc whatever
>help desk
>b.s. IT/none
>help desk/$19/hr
>midwest
>pic related
>software engineer
>computer science
>sw engineer/2500$/mo
>russia moscow
>wish i was a neet
unemployed atm
don't know what cert(s) to get.
a+ looks like a waste of time. I don't really want to work at geeksquad, etc.
>>54069853
they updated a+ again I didn't even know its now the 901/902
>america
LAND OF THE FREE
>>54068024
This, I can still do it if I want
>>54068009
muh freedom
How did you learn to touch type?
pic unrelated
>>54066365
Technically I don't type touch, I type some weird almost-touch thing because I sometimes stray from the homerow.
I learned it from using a keyboard a lot.
I typed
MMORPG
Why does /g/ hate OOP so much? It's all I've ever known. My first language is Java and I use OOP when I write anything else. My professors said it's good coding practice and my textbooks say it helps portability and maintainability, so why should I listen to you neckbeards who hate OOP?
Because on 4chan it's hip to be contrarian and anti-social. OOP works too well and makes too much sense for them.
>>54059329
This. Only time you should rule out OO is in languages with fucked up OO (ES5)
because OOP is actually what's being used in the info tech field, wheras non-oop is used for useless degrees like comp sci.
Therefore, /g/ is butthurt
eggshell beige edition
>Where to Buy:
http://pastebin.com/8Yku80VL
>FAQ:
http://pastebin.com/M5w7QtKp
>Buyers template for new blud:
http://pastebin.com/33S1gVkG
>>54048513
You guys really sit here talking about fucking keyboards all day every day. Jesus Christ.
>>54048519
all day 'erry day until you like it.
dem hand drawn traces
How the fuck do niggers get their jaypeg files looking this way? It literally looks old, like even their memes are shit tier hand me downs
>>54077552
Just keep saving and using the shittest file compression again and again and you end up wit hthat
Before ratchet twitter became a meme, images would become jaypeg-ified by passing through multiple social media sites until it finally ends up on twitter.
People have no idea what image compression does.
Later on, people started doing it intentionally because it's actually kind of funny.
>>54077552
Do you not know what a filter is?
To all Unifags and Collegefags, what kind of software are you using for presentation?
mspaint.exe
Latex beamer
>>54074841
Holy shit that is fucking cringe worthy.
On topic,
>libreoffice impress
>if something is wrong on presentation computer then just run libreoffice from my usb for 100% compatibility
>Parents work for wagecuck pharma empire
>Fucking hate everyone in that company but the IT guys cause they're chill
>All employees use thinkpads, just upgraded to T460S's
>Walls of barely used T450S's
>Need to get a new laptop
>Ask head IT bro if I could buy a used one from them
>"Sorry man I can't turn over used equipment it's against company code"
Why the fuck do companies do this? They have like $20 grand in thinkpads literally doing nothing yet won't sell one to a broke student even if they take out the hard drive.
because everything is a liability nowadays.
>>54074813
because you could use data recovery tools to gain vital access to passwords and company secrets.
>>54074831
this, especially pharma. all the liberals are out for blood trying to get "muh money" and figure out why "muh obamacare" isn't working quite right.
Previous thread: >>54066467
What are you working on, /g/?
Keep overflowing the stack, Hime!
so I have this code:char buffer[MAXMSGLENGTH];
char message[MAXMSGLENGTH];
char *addr = "127.0.0.1";
int port = 7000;
int ADDRESSFLAG, PORTFLAG, sockfd, maxfd, nready;
fd_set readfds;
//initialization stuff
FD_ZERO(&readfds);
FD_SET(STDIN_FILENO, &readfds);
FD_SET(sockfd, &readfds);
maxfd = sockfd;
while(1) {
nready = select(maxfd + 1, &readfds, NULL, NULL, NULL);
//if the user typed a message
if(FD_ISSET(STDIN_FILENO, &readfds)) {
printf("sending message...\n");
if(read_message(STDIN_FILENO, message) < 0) {
log_out(sockfd);
die("STDIN closed, exiting\n");
}
if(send_message(sockfd, message) < 0) {
log_out(sockfd);
die("Server closed connection, exiting\n");
}
printf("message sent.\n");
if(--nready <= 0) { continue; }
}
//if the server has sent us a message
if(FD_ISSET(sockfd, &readfds)) {
if(read_message(sockfd, buffer) == 0) {
//don't print a message we sent
//if(strcmp(message, buffer) != 0) { printf("%s\n", buffer); }
printf("message received.\n");
if(--nready <= 0) { continue; }
}
}
}
but FD_ISSET(STDIN_FILENO, &readfds) never returns true even if I type something in and hit enter. What could be the cause?
In the latest OpenStack user survey, we see that OpenStack is finally gaining real momentum in private clouds. We also see that Ubuntu Linux is continuing to dominate OpenStack.
The previous survey showed Ubuntu OpenStack at 33 percent of production clouds. Ubuntu has seen almost 67 percent growth in an area where Ubuntu was already the market leader. These numbers are a huge testament to the community support Ubuntu OpenStack receives every day."
Ubuntu isn't just popular with the OpenStack crew. The Cloud Market's latest analysis of operating systems on the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) shows Ubuntu with just over 215,000 instances.
Ubuntu is followed by Amazon's own Amazon Linux Amazon Machine Image (AMI), with 86,000 instances. Further back, you'll find Windows with 26,000 instances. In fourth and fifth place, respectively, you'll find Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) with 16,500 instances and then CentOS with 12,500 instances.
"the cloud" is a marketing meme.
>>54073679
Call it SERVERS then. It's the same thing and definitely not a meme.
Ubuntu wins because it's actually brilliantly good
can we admit that Linux on desktop is shit?
>>54072629
install gentoo
>>54072629
I came back to this board for a few seconds out of habit and this is the first thread I see
Nice /g/, nice. Never stop spiraling down the proprietary shithole that you are becoming.
>>54072629
Anybody with two functioning brain cells to rub together knows this. Linux has never been a viable desktop operating system. It belongs in a datacenter or a virtual machine and nowhere else.
Ok /g/, be honest. Do you steal Wi-Fi from your neighbours?
>>54069441
No, I'm not a fucking nigger.
>>54069441
>assuming everyone that is on /g/ is a hacker
nice meme
i did back in 2004 when i was on dialup
i still own the pcmcia card i used to crack their wep key
