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Ruby is my wife editon
Stale bread:>>53995476
what ya workin/g/ on?
Making a neural network to classify points having their coordinates as input. My first attempt at neural network anything.
White background is predicted as red, black background is predicted as blue.
>making it before the bump limit
>by a tripfag no less
enjoy you're no replies
first to say wumbo
You have 10 seconds to convince why the average /g/ user (including you) isn't a paranoid, tinfoil hat wearing neckbeard who chooses the edgy option for everything mainstream.
>Chromium instead of Chrome
>Linux instead of Windows 10
>Android instead of iOS
Smh all you paranoid edgelords
>edgy
>>54000758
200% agree on the statement, quite pissed of /g/ in the last year, it's been worse and worse with the gentoo meme
anyway, I'm 28 using chrome, 9 years of dev experience (senior dev atm), using android just because I prefer it, using macbooks to develop and windows to play games
I've used linux for over 5 years at work 8h/day, it's cool as long as you use distros like ubuntu, fedora, mint or eOs - almost all the rest is useless and makes you lose productive time
also, 99,99%...
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low quality bait anon, learn to troll
I have the bash shell installed on Windows 10 beta, but I cannot access the Internet with the shell even though it works with Microsoft Edge. I filled out the /etc/resolv.conf with the nameservers, but I cannot create a ip route as there is not networking device to bind to. Is there a way to create a networking device node manually? Thanks. I cannot run apt-get update.
>>54000239
use an static IP and DNS
or add 8.8.8.8 to the /etc/resolv.conf
Even if you can connect, what repos would you use? As of right now, i have no ideia if anyone is serving windows compatible binaries on apt-get repos. By the way: is it a complete linux command line or is it powershell with some aliases?
>>54000310
dude it runs ELF 64bit binaries. The same exact binaries from the Ubuntu repositories
People here usually say that Apple removes 4chan apps because they can be used to access NSFW content
As of a few days ago the Reddit official app has been released and it still hasn't been taken down.
However, other reddit apps have been
https://www.reddit.com/r/apple/comments/4ee4qt/apple_pulls_thirdparty_reddit_clients_for_nsfw/
Some speculation in the discussion is that the official reddit app requires you to tick that you're over 18 to see NSFW content.
Does anyone here have a 4chan iOS app that they can implement this on and...
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>>53998444
Switch to android faglord
>>53998458
Never touching that ghetto ass piece of shit ever again
>>53998444
>iOS
LMAO you deserve it
>can't even view webms
What cheap chink tech have you bought, and would you recommend it?
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:
>Mixza now has multicoloured Shark USBs >>53986613
>Kingdian SSDs score better than a lot of brand names and are...
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First for real general, let the Chinese bootleg die off.
>>53997543
like your "News"pasta, this should go on the wiki or somewhere
I'll do it if dubs, ck'm ^
>>53997631
As opposed to what the entire OP being poorly pasta'd in a rush to snipe the general? At least this General has new news added.
Who the FUCK are they trying to fool with this one
>>53997405
> $15 a month for a pdf reader
What.
>>53997451
I honestly could not be paid to use any version of Acrobat over Sumatra. Plenty of malware has been spread through PDFs containing exploits for vulnerabilities in Acrobat. The only software made by Adobe that should ever be used is Photoshop.
>>53997405
Literally 90% of non-technical office management.
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