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any /g/entleman see this? its about stuxnet apparently.
thoughts?
>>55508915
Stuxnet?
>>55508921
Faggot
Im looking for a good mechanical keyboard under $100.
Any recommendations?
Blue switches preferred
Pic unrelated, pierre the suicide penguin
>>55508905
Bump
Well this sucks wheres all of /g/?
>been waiting for note 7 since note 5 fiasco. Counting the days till launch, lurking rumor forums, subscribing to rss feeds to get the latest news, etc.
I was so exited for this device till I finally found out it will only have 4gb of ram? What the fuck Samsung? I was expecting 6gb of ram not 4!!! Guess o will have to wait for galaxy note 8.
Please explain why you think you need more than 4GB.
I want detailed explanations of how you will fill it up when everyone who has a 4GB current phone permanently has over 1GB free at all times.
>>55508831
>being autistic this much
>tfw fell for the 6GiB phone RAM meme
Hello /g/, I'm a bit of a moron doing a fun summer project. In a nutshell I want to get these lights to sync with music, the trouble is I cant figure out how to turn them on.
In the picture to the left you can see my black power source, which can deliver up to 5 volts
On the bread board I just have some jumpers that attach to the lights positive and negative voltages. As well as three MOSFETs.
My problem is whenever I plug in the voltages from my power source to the lights voltages, my power source cuts off telling me I am drawing too much current. I understand I should have a resistor of some sort then, but how much?
Im using the following tutorial here:
>http://popoklopsi.github.io/RaspberryPi-LedStrip/#!/
Technical information for the lights here:
>https://www.adafruit.com/products/1460?gclid=CJLLoLe2oskCFQH3HwodrIUFHw
any comments or advice appreciated, thanks.
You might have more luck in /diy/, friend.
OP here,
just wanted to comment that my power supply is probably not enough (in the tutorial it states I need 12V) is there any chance I could use an old computer adapter for this and some other part?
>>55508797
thanks found a good thread there for it. Looks slow though.
In the age of the internet, imagine a full incorporation of government with the web. We could truly govern ourselves. No more need to vote for representatives who actually represent corporations, instead we can vote for issues ourselves. Instead of having elected officials create laws to be voted on, we could use an "open source" system for law creation like github. Programming is very much law writing for computers, so why couldn't we take something similar and apply it to our laws? We could use an app for our telephones or whatever for voting. We are entering the age of the "Internet of Things," where every device we use is connected to the internet. An app on any device for voting is more than possible. This opens up the possibility of hacking and voter fraud. For hacking, spreading out the data amongst several different servers and servernets requiring the would-be "hackers" to hack several different servers at the exact same time would make "hacking" the vote virtually impossible. For voter fraud, as we enter the IoT (internet of things) we will see ourselves being a part of this internet, becoming incorporated to the web. This brings up several fears of each person being "hackable," a legitimate fear, but operating systems that are not capable of being infected with viruses do exist. Moving beyond that point, computers use binary to operate. Our DNA is written in "quadrinary." Think of binary as each digit, or switch, having two states, on or off; "1," or "0." In quadrinary, each switch would have four states. We are using "CRISPR," to research modifying DNA. As we learn more and more about how DNA is written, we will be able to apply that to our technology, more specifically, our computers. With the cryptography of a quadrinary system, we could further perfect the encryption, making it impossible to hack.
>>55508775
>No more need to vote for representatives who actually represent corporations, instead we can vote for issues ourselves.
>posting this 2 weeks after Brexit
>>55508775
>In the age of the internet, imagine a full incorporation of government with the web.
the whole great promise for the internet age was creating a place where the government's writ doesn't run at all. A place where they have no power.
it's become the dystopia that it is because corporations captured it and gave governments big control points vulnerable to ball-twisting.
>>55508877
>le brexitwasinherentlyabadidea meme
Oh ho ho. What a quick witted political commentary. Your mind is beautiful.
You have 10 seconds to explain why mechanical keyboards aren't placebo
Because they're real {`_`}
Maybe your question should be "why mechanical keyboards effectiveness"
>>55508687
they are placebo
What do you mean placebo? The mechanical switches obviously feel different.
Installing gentoo be like..
>>55508637
BLOAT
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>>55508637
this isn't twitter you fucking nigger
>open your phones apps
>see a new app that you didn't install on there
Why is this allowed? My OS requires a password to install ANYTHING on it, yet my phone just lets google put their adware shit on it without even alerting me (let alone asking me) that an installation is taking place.
What app?
Can you be more specific?
>phone not rooted
>bitches when OS provider fucks with OS privileges
Hurrr
>2016
>using a Linux (i.e. hobbyist) kernel instead of Illumos
who is this turd bird
>>55508597
bleh, solaris. Never going to get much better in terms of hardware support. Why bother when there is openzfs?
>>55508597
>Illumos
>outdated zfs
>outdated zones and virtual network
>no pf
What are your opinions on the meme chair?
>>55508580
not technology, fuck off
They are hurting the street cred of my KAB Seating ACS Executive fämälämäs
>>55508580
I have one, its comfortable. Its a chair, it works, who fucking cares what brand.
I'll go to try install Arch Linux in VM for my first time.
If I can do it , wich DE/WM you recommend me to install ?
Awesome or openbox, but only if you're willing to do the ricing. Else install kde
>>55508638
I don't have fear
>>55508638
dumb tripfag
What the fuck are these really, why do people use them and what can they do?
It's for white people that make money by moving numbers around.
>What the fuck are these really?
Just 2 4:3 monitors and a custom keyboard for a PC.
Thats all it is man.
Although it is designed around the notion of short cuts and how the Bloomberg financial software layout is.
bloomberg terminals are all about the data feed. think yahoo finance on super steroids. lots more data points about companies, quicker access to data about markets, and decent execution platform.
Why does the GP106 PCB have so much capacitors? It's usually 2 caps per VRM phase, why does this one have three?
Even the much larger big brother GP104 has two caps per phase.
>>55508421
Probably because the caps have lower capacitance individually?
tbqh graphics cards can't have enough caps with all those massive power consumption peaks all the time
Probably has large spikes.
What does /g/ think of Servo?
>Jointly Developed by Mozilla and Samsung
>Programmed mainly in Rust
>Works on ARM too
>Highly Parallel environment
>Open source (of course)
Preview release 0.0.1 just came out on July 1st and seems promising.
Servo is honestly amazing. Can't wait for more rust components to land in firefox
>>55508419
I have to agree, but I am pretty biased about Rust.
joint venture with Samsung? they are going down, just like Nokia after they abandoned the N900 in favor of Meego.
>>55508419
>>55508471
get a life
>he uses a 7 year old operating system
Why haven't you upgraded from the old and outdated Windows 7 to the new and modern Windows 10?
>>55508345
I'm thinking about upgrading to Fedora 24. I'm using Linux Mint at the moment but I'm unhappy with the package manager.
>he uses a botnet
Linux tan defends me from Madobe's jewish tricks
because the new os tan wants to fuck my privacy in the ass with a strap-on 2bh
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